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Has anyone thought of burning an EPROM full of percussion sounds for
their Miniwave? Would this work? I'm a big fan of early EPROM drum machines
(Linn/DMX, etc..) and thought it would be great to have those trashy 8-bit
percussion sounds for use in the Miniwave. Any ideas?

                cheers,
                John




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From: inform3r <inform3r@...>

>     Has anyone thought of burning an EPROM full of percussion sounds for
> their Miniwave? Would this work? I'm a big fan of early EPROM drum
machines
> (Linn/DMX, etc..) and thought it would be great to have those trashy 8-bit
> percussion sounds for use in the Miniwave. Any ideas?

hello all,
this was something that got me into looking for a cheap burner
but i realised that for most of the drum sounds, the length of the sample,
would mean it would have to be spread across several waves, with a wave
sweep cv necessary for playback

could be wrong though
even if it were the case it'd be an interesting effect

cheers
paul b

At 08:30 AM 4/18/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>hello all,
>this was something that got me into looking for a cheap burner
>but i realised that for most of the drum sounds, the length of the sample,
>would mean it would have to be spread across several waves, with a wave
>sweep cv necessary for playback
>
>could be wrong though
>even if it were the case it'd be an interesting effect


Yes, that might be interesting.  The MW waves are looping 256 Byte samples 
that need to be in binary format for reading by Grant's Wave256 program, 
and ultimate burning.  I put together and burned a eprom using PPG Wave 
wavetables.  Grant's Wave256 and Move256 programs are quite nice and fun to 
tweak or create new waves with.  You can download it from the Wiard site.

-dave-

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