Dit staat op analog heaven:
Just sent this:
http://www.defectiverecords.com/mc202hack/
complete rebuild and now bidirectional midi files i/o for 202 freaks. cool
Lorne in Canada
Dus versie 2.0 zit eraan te komen, nu bidirectionaal....
En een bericht van de bedenkert.
Hello AH'ers!
I'm Dan Nigrin, the developer of MC-202 Hack. I see that you guys
have beat me to the punch in announcing version 2.0!
I was a long time AH'er many years ago - in fact, I first posted a
request for beta testers of MC-202 Hack version 1.0 on this very
list, back in February of 1997!
Well, I've finally fulfilled a long time dream, and built on the
original idea -- here's what's new:
* complete application overhaul from v1.0
* go from mc-202 sequence on your synth to a MIDI file
* go from a MIDI file to an mc-202 sequence
* edit mc-202 sequences in the software, not on your mc-202's little screen
* easily copy patterns between internal and external mc-202 sequences
* preview sequences with built in mc-202-like softsynth, GM synth, or
MIDI device
* save visual mc-202 "snapshots" of front panel synth settings
* exchange mc-202 patch "snapshots" using easily shareable text files
* calibrate the program to your specific MC-202 (old analog synths
can be finicky!)
I've currently got a public beta of the demo available, and I'd
really like feedback from those of you with a 202, especially to see
how the MC-202 to MC-202 Hack import process is working (I have beta
tested with several people, but I'd like a bit wider testing before
publicly releasing the full version).
Thanks.
Dan