From Mike Logvinoff Sent Sun, Jan 12th 1997, 12:30
From Mike Logvinoff Sent Sun, Jan 12th 1997, 12:30
On Fri, 12 Jan 1996, Giles Ward wrote: > > ive heard alot about these 303 emulators that work on the computer. > > > > my question is.... > > how do you sync that stuff up to midi? > > > The RubberDuck package's help file says it will be implemented in the > future. Programs like SoundForge and Samplitude sync up to your favourite > sequencer, so it should be achievable. > > > if you are using your computer as a sequencer already, how are you > > supposed to play the thing and have your computer sequencer going at the > > same time? > > This is a good point. I don't think tweaking a screen emulation of a knob > with a blunt mouse is too satisfying. So where do you go from there? > Build a dedicated controller box or use a MIDI fader box? Half the > attraction of 303 sized boxes is their portability and control surface. > From that point of view, you might as well have the real hardware! > Technically, RubberDuck and ReBirth are incredible, but IMHO they shouldn't > be limited to emulating the most overused synth around. How about a > virtual 100M? I think I'd put up with my mouse then! > > Giles Ward > i am using my computer to make music and using there Yamaha SW60XG sound card.. with it and CakeWalk Pro Audio 5.0 you are able to emulate 303 almost 100%.. Mike