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Hi NG.



My Wavestation cannot communicate with the PC (Win95). After all, it hung
:-(... Now I have to remove the Battery (I hope).... Resetting don\ufffdt work
any more (Init-RAM). Also the standard MIDI connection is not working
without an other synth inbetween. !"?

Now I hope the ATARI fullfills the MIDI Quests, relating the Wavestation,
better and I take the Liberty to ask for that matter, if anyone can point me
to ATARI related WS\ufffd-Stuff. Thanks.

Is it possible to patch the WS with GenEdit, let\ufffds say as good as Sounddiver
3.0? ( I would like to make the template myself, so I am just interested if
or wether GenEdit is possible or not, to patch the WS fully)


Sounddiver is nice.... but WS and PC are seemingly not working well
together... after some Syx\ufffds it hangs totally. Not really a repeatable
Error, but errors occur from time to time, and more :-(.





Kind Regards,

Daniel Mandic

-----Urspr\ufffdngliche Nachricht----- 
Von: "leslie tyson" <ltysonsr1@...>
An: <atari-midi-archives@yahoogroups.com>
Gesendet: Sonntag, 18. Dezember 2005 18:04
Betreff: Re: [atari-midi-archives] Wavestation


> HELLO DAN
>    I dont know abiout wavestation or genedit.But i do know that i was 
> finally able to get k1 editor and >      proteus editor working in my 
> setup.May take a little time and effort to figure out what u need to do 
> but >  i have faith in u as a musician.By the the way let me know about 
> genedit.I never tried it  and am           >  wondering about it.Is it a 
> editor/librarian.or what exactly is it?thanks for the help



Hi Leslie!


I know new things about Wavestation and Computer. The PC cannot work with WS 
"Keyboard" ROM Ver.2.28, but I have connected the TT a while. Wow.... that\ufffds 
ATARI MIDI!!!!!!!
And, everything MIDI works now. Forget the poting about win9x. ;-), though I 
will leave win95 for other purposes and special-cases... A 32bit IBM-PC is 
always usable for something.

No, I have found a full-featured freeware ST Wavestation editor "Wavelib". 
The Version, with the number 2.28 points to something ;-) IMO.





Yes, GenEdit will be very interesting. But more for the Korg DSS-1.
I  am going to make the templates on my own, so I can study the Hardware 
meanwhile ;-). I would suggest to any poor technician.

Maybe it\ufffds also possible to build an analogue synthesizer and to controll it 
fully digital via GenEdit. Would spare much (High-quality potis etc..) 
money, indeed. The sound is the same, but w/o that good realtime and fine 
control. The Pros would be easy saving (e.g. knob-position) of any setups 
etc... digitally.


I hope Joe Hlifka is finishing the special-Music MIDI-CD as soon as 
possible, erm. I mean the Manual and the CD with other utils and candys. 
Theoretically is GenEdit already finished, but I would like to have the 
manual and especially that CD, and I get the possibility into the bargain to 
honour the/his/her kind work.





< I wish you nice gigs.......




Kind Regards,

Daniel Mandic

go to my site and look under software/ hybrid arts  and you will find 
GenEdit there.Look on the support txt and see if your synth is supported.

Tim

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>HELLO DAN
>     I dont know abiout wavestation or genedit.But i do know that i was 
>finally able to get k1 editor and proteus editor working in my setup.May 
>take a little time and effort to figure out what u need to do but i have 
>faith in u as a musician.By the the way let me know about genedit.I never 
>tried it  and am wondering about it.Is it a editor/librarian.or what 
>exactly is it?thanks for the help
>
>Daniel Mandic <daniel_8887@...> wrote:
>   Hi NG.
>

Hi,
There's an Atari Wavestation bankloader in the sounds section, and 
also look at www.hitsquad.com/smm/atari/PATCH_EDITORS_LIBRARIANS/
  which has a Wavestation librarian there.
This may be what you want.
Best wishes,
David.