this is great information! the yamaha sxg works on xp with sp3, you
know. But then I come and install it here.. and then.. nothing
happens. the device just never shows. I would really dislike to have
to open 2 programs just to get decent quality in a midi file so your
option of thigns that the computer sees as internal synths is a great
idea, Ia m even willing to get some good interesting optoins even if
Ihave to buy them.

2011/8/12, Raymond Grote <[email protected]>:
> I have been looking for such a thing myself, and I'm using XP SP3 here. I'm
> not sure if this would work on newer operating systems, but for now, I use
> the Roland Virtual Sound Canvas. As you might know, the Microsoft synth is
> just a stripped down roland SC55 sound set. The roland virtual Sound Canvas
> has all the same sounds, plus aroun 700 others, which by today's standards
> sound awful but compared to the crappy thing Microsoft gives you, it's
> pretty good. The roland VSC also has effects like reverb, chorus, and delay,
> although the delay I never really use. The reverb and chorus are acceptable.
> the sampling rate of the sounds is still 22 K, even if you go into VSC's
> control panel and change it, you can here that they are just being resampled
> from 22 to 44, and it does sound a little better that way.
> Overall it's nothing to get excited about, but I was so desperate for
> something better that I didn't complain when someone gave it to me.
> Since you don't want vsts, that rules out the Yamaha SYXG50 VSTI, which I
> also have, and use occasionally. You can try Timidity, a relatively old
> synth that supports soundfonts, and installs itself as a midi device like
> the creative synths, however Timidity has so many problems with reading
> loops in some soundfonts, and accepting program changes, that I didn't use
> it for long. It allows you to configure the effects, and to load midis and
> convert them to audio, but the above problems didn't make it worth playing
> with the rest.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Juan Bello" <[email protected]>
> To: "QWS list" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Friday, August 12, 2011 8:52 PM
> Subject: QWS List replacing microsoft gs wave-table synth
>
>
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>> Juan Pablo Bello
>> Cel. 313-879-2884
>> Hi listers
>>
>> I had upgraded my system to windows 7 pro on this netbook and really
>> am Missing the sound of the yamaha sxg 50 softsynth. I tried really
>> hard to install it using compatibility mode ETC but the thing just
>> will not work anymore, its quite outdated anyway, at least using my
>> configuration had failed. Xp service pack 2 with admin privilleges on
>> for setup but no luck at all. I have tried looking into the web and
>> have found a bunch of vst plug ins which are great but they imply the
>> oppening of another program and consequently more ram ETC ETC . so if
>> there is any other soft synth or such replacement for the gs wave
>> table from microsoft I would really apreciat your input. Note>
>> replacing the sound card will be veyr very hard to do because this
>> notebook has a realtec soundcard with USB jacks atatched to IT ETC so
>> I really do not know if there are any other higher quality midi
>> rendering cards out there that would work with this asus eee 1005ha .
>> Suggestions?
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