H. That got me thinking. I have all sorts of "MIDI synthesizers" that
appear in my list of available devices (Roland VSC, Creative wavetable,
Microsoft software synth, etc.) I have been selecting only the MIDI out
port which connects to my E-MU sound engine. I have tried some of the
oth
You will be able to use your current soundfonts (if you use any) with
the SoundBlasterLive. If you don't have any, then you are in for a fun
time finding fonts to expand your available instrument sounds.
When you install the SBLive, it will install the 2MB soundfont by
default. This doesn't s
On Sunday, August 10, 2003, at 11:59 AM, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
Solution 1: Multiple software synthesizers. I haven't seen a software
synth that does more than 16 channels. However, if you have several
different software synths on your machine, you can assign one of them
to 1-16, another to 1
I'd be interested in hearing the range of options in use for using more
than 16 MIDI channels. Technically it is possible, but it seems that 16 is
easy and common while > 16 is quite unusual and sometimes a bit
tedious. As much as the technology has progressed on so many fronts, it is
surpris
Estimado Craig,
1) No help here
2) That should work and it´s the way I work with one Roland JV1010 and other
assorted modules I have. I have a Fastlane USB 2 in-2 out. For the mixing
you can buy a cheap Behringer mixer.
3) There are many Roland modules that support more than 16 channels. Have a
My soundblaster Audigy has 2 hardware synths on it of 16 channels each,
plus a software synth of 16 additional channels. Both hardware synths
call on the same soundfont, so it seems as if that would be the cheapest
way to go -- you can buy SoundBlaster 5.1 cards (they are the previous
generati
