12 Jul
2011
12 Jul
'11
12:33 a.m.
Dennis, I just find the S760's able to do what I need them to do. I find
that the Software Samplers are 'too' complex - simplicity (and a S760 aint
too shabby) is a good thing when it comes to creating stuff!
Get some generic strings or keys, load em up and you're playing!
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Back to the editor, perhaps the most difficult thing would be to "decipher"
the Roland File Format, once I get this, everything I think would be a piece
of p1ss.
I could hack it and see, parameter by parameter, hex byte by hex byte and
see what changes... but I'd rather not reverse engineer it. I know Kontakt,
ChickenSys and CDXTract can read Roland File Formats, I'm sure they didn't
reverse engineer the darn thing!
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Adrian
On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 3:43 PM, dennis barton <db(a)skylab2000.com> wrote:
I use Directwave now, but still have s760's so this would be nice.
At 7/11/2011 07:36 PM, Adrian Gin wrote:
Hi guys,
I was thinking of making one of these for the S760, it would write ISO
files
for use on say CDs or ZIP Drives.
It would have a nice user interface, based perhaps off the CRT Display
that
the S760 puts, but i suppose it would allow you to edit the parameters
easier.
I could also take some "inspiration" off Kontakt (does anyone else find
this
software klunky and difficult to use / make work?, Kontakt is powerful,
but
it's useless if it's functionality is locked behind many layers of
complexity.) or DirectWave or something.
Are there any ideas which you wish the S760 could do easier or better?
Cheers,
Adrian
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