Some of the ZR sounds might be outdated, but NOT the piano you get when you buy it. And there's also many other useful waveforms / presets. With some reverb the Jazzz brush drumset can do magic... //Nifflas --- In xl7@y..., "blueriv" <blueriv@y...> wrote: > --- In xl7@y..., ph.demoor@f... wrote: > > Hello , I'm planing to buy the ZR rom-card because I need a good GM > > bank ; > > but somebody wrote here that the sounds were not so good compared > to > > those of the Proteus 2500 ..can you describe the difference in > quality > > between those two (as I've also read that the sounds of the > > Proteus2500 are to be sold as a new rom-card ) ? Does the Proteus > have > > the GM capability ? > > Hi! I own a P2500 and I can remap my presets to something very close > to a total GM set with some holes like French and English horns. The > only problems I run into is with completely orchestral midis which > need certain patches I need to create as preset from raw sounds. > There are raw intrument waveforms I could use to build those, just > haven't gotten to it. The P2500 does have very high quality sounds > and with the preset remap thingy I am able to get darn good GM midi > with small omissions, but I'm working on it. But time is money, so it > may be easier just to buy the Zr sounds, yet I'm guessing those Zr > sounds must be a little outdated by now.... -Steve
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Re: proteus2500
2002-02-25 by nifflas
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