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Good point. All the >patches< are compatible with the p2k engine, so you could use the sound diver program for editing and creation.

Proteum is $110!!!!! That is about the price of sound diver. Bit off a rip off, considering it's massive dearth of features - it's doesn't even have a librarian, just a very basic editor.


bIz

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: xromxx7 
  To: xl7@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 4:52 PM
  Subject: [xl7] Re: sounddiver-like program ?


  > > Do the factory programmers who create patches for E-mu
  > > products all work through the panel LCD? Hard to'
  > > believe if true!


  I've seen some time ago ( orbit 3 forum ) that Rob Papen did his TSCY 
  ROM (and probably the Beat Garden ROM too...)working with soundiver.. 
  He just had to put a flash ram filled with waveforms into a P2k 
  module, and edited his presets with the Emagic sofware....I suppose 
  the EMU sound designers must have used this kind of workaround too !

  In the orbit 3 forum  there's a new member named fzappa(!!?!)
  he found PROTEUM a great program which seems to be compatible with 
  all EMU modules....By sysexes it will list all the stuff inside your 
  machine, including user's patches !!! I did not checked it out yet, 
  so I don't know what it really worth......
  Here's the link :  

  http://www.saxonite.co.uk/proteum/proteum.stm

  XROM


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--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "biz" <biz@g...> wrote:
> 
> Good point. All the >patches< are compatible with the p2k engine, 
so you could use the sound diver program for editing and creation.
> 
> Proteum is $110!!!!! That is about the price of sound diver. Bit 
off a rip off, considering it's massive dearth of features - it's 
doesn't even have a librarian, just a very basic editor.


You're right ! It's not only ultra expensive but on further testing I 
found it to be very unstable, it messed with my Midi interface and my 
yellow box kept blinking non-stop (uncontrolled sysex request message 
I think...)So I already fired it from my system.........So........ 
you say it's possible to create patches in soundiver with the command 
stations ? without owning a real P2k module?... Thought they weren't 
supported by the program..... 

XROM

> You're right ! It's not only ultra expensive but on further testing I 
> found it to be very unstable, it messed with my Midi interface and my 
> yellow box kept blinking non-stop (uncontrolled sysex request message 
> I think...)

That might just be benign; maybe it's attempting to stay synchronised
with the machine's edit buffer?

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