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i think you are wrong dopelrr , there is no warez version out there,
avalon
sound designer
soft synth
midiquest
 yes,
no warez of sound diver   or sound sound surfer either!
if  so please show me , i have a large collection and would like to add..
there is zero interest from the atari community to develop programs ,so the
handfull of users left have to seek
programs where we can find them.
charles

----- Original Message -----
From: "doplerrr" <doplerrr@...>
To: <atari-midi-archives@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 11:59 PM
Subject: [atari-midi-archives] Re: Help finding SoundDiver! or better
software to operate Kawai Spectra via Win XP


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> you can still find soundDiver 3. it's around. depends on how you feel
> about using 'warez'. if you still are looking for this tomarrow
> message me and i can find it for you, like i said it's around.
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> gotta crash out now, tis late.
> k
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> p.s. a soft called Midiquest is most complete i've seen since
> sounddiver was kidnapped and murdered by apple. it's around too.
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> --- In atari-midi-archives@yahoogroups.com, "peilong75"
> <peilong75@...> wrote:
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> > Hello, I recently got ahold of a Kawai Spectra synth which I've become
> > quite attached to. I have been trying to connect it to my PC running
> > Windows XP. I noticed that some users made available a patch editor
> > for it that runs on SoundDiver. I then found out SoundDiver is owned
> > by apple, who actually discontinued the software several years ago. My
> > first thought was that it might be possible to still obtain a pc
> > version of sounddiver on the internet somehow, but it seems nearly
> > impossible.
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> > I was wondering if there is any other way in which I can use the patch
> > editor for the Kawai Spectra eventhough it was created to be used with
> > SoundDiver; is there any new librarian/midi software that can
> > communicate with my old synthethizer? I don't know about computer
> > programing or have much experience with sound modules or synths but I
> > am getting quite confortable with my KC10. Well, hopefully someone
> > might be able to help me on this. Could any of you share SoundDiver 3
> > or else point me in the direction of it?
> > Perhaps there is a better software that is at least in the market
> > right now and which I could use to operate and interact with my Kawai
> > Spectra via Windows XP; any suggestions?
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> > thanks a lot. I really appreciate any help.
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