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Re: DC-16 or DC-32 Ram card info

2004-07-23 by chromal

--- In kawaisynths@yahoogroups.com, Alan Probandt <alan_probandt@y...>
wrote:

>   When I can't find any editor/librarian programs for
> a particular synth that I'm using, I used to write the
> program myself in Turbo C for DOS and the MPU-401
> interface.  
> 
>   The sys-ex data needed to make specialized Kawai
> editor programs and software modules is in the back of
> the manuals available here for free download.

Fortunately, the Kawai K4/K4r was a rather popular synth, perhaps
because of its low cost, straightforward architecture, and interesting
sounds. There are editors available for nearly every platform,
including Atari ST, MacOS, MacOS X, Windows, and Linux. The K4 is
supported by jsynthlib, a free Java-based multisynth librarian/editor.
Jsynthlib works with MacOS 9, MacOS X, Windows, and Linux and is
available here:

http://www.overwhelmed.org/


Ben

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