Congratulations!
I did the same and added the .WAV file format to my Polysix
editor program I did for my MIDI upgrade kit (have a look at:
http://analog.no/polysix/index.htm ).
As this is still under DOS I planned and started to make
a standalone patch manager for Windows with .WAV input/
output. This seems to be not necessary anymore...
Johannes
PolySix@yahoogroups.com,Internet writes:
I did the same and added the .WAV file format to my Polysix
editor program I did for my MIDI upgrade kit (have a look at:
http://analog.no/polysix/index.htm ).
As this is still under DOS I planned and started to make
a standalone patch manager for Windows with .WAV input/
output. This seems to be not necessary anymore...
Johannes
PolySix@yahoogroups.com,Internet writes:
>--- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, "Chromatest Pantsmaker"
><chromatest@g...> wrote:
>> patch editor?
>>
>> I think we talked about this before.. record the "tape backup"
>signal to your computer (.wav/.aiff) and examine the waveform in your
>favorite audio editor. cut and paste, and then play back into your
>polysix...
>>
>> or is there some easy way to accomplish the same?
>>
>
>Hi,
>
>There is... now!
>