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From: irwin.shur@...
Date: Sat Mar 9, 2002 7:33pm
Subject: Re: Moderation (my last word)

Dennis Gunn wrote:

OK but may I urge you to consider what a fantastic Job that Joeri is
doing and has always done just because he is a nice guy?  I know for
a fact that he is spending too much time baby sitting us here on this
list when he should be out cruising the bars and putting himself at
risk of catching some itchy (but curable) venerial disease.

Absolutely agree, Dennis (well, maybe not about the VD thing ;-)).  And I
thought my post had made that clear.  Joeri helped me out personally way
back when I first made the plunge to Logic, and has given heaven knows how
many hours of his time to both the group overall and probably lots of other
folks like me as well.

Now let's see if he filters this one as too off-topic...  :-)

Irwin

Hi all,

I am considering getting an FM7 from Native Instruments. Any comments 
on this software would be greatly appreciated.

I have one particular question. How do I get the sounds from my TX 
802 into the FM7?

I have sounddiver, but can that help?

Best regards, Bob.
-- 
Bob Lowen
Antwerp, Belgium

Email: rlow@...

--- In logic-ot@y..., Bob Lowen <rlow@r...> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I am considering getting an FM7 from Native Instruments. Any 
comments 
> on this software would be greatly appreciated.

I like the envelopes alot.

> I have one particular question. How do I get the sounds from my TX 
> 802 into the FM7?

If it supports TX802 files, then you eeh.. import ;-)

> I have sounddiver, but can that help?

No, don´t think so. Either you play it standalone, or as VSTi. You 
tweak the knobs with mouse or controller. The visuals "GUI" is 
allready there, no need for sounddiver.

Best,
Mikael Adle
http://www.mp3.com/MikaelAdle

Thanks for your reply Mikael.
>
>
>If it supports TX802 files, then you eeh.. import ;-)

The problem was it didn't. You need to get the update 1.02 from the 
website for it to work. Now indeed it works. Version 1.00 apparently 
is faulty in that respect.

>  > I have sounddiver, but can that help?
>
>No, don´t think so. Either you play it standalone, or as VSTi. You
>tweak the knobs with mouse or controller. The visuals "GUI" is
>allready there, no need for sounddiver.

Well, I did not mean to tweak the instrument, but again, to import 
sounds. Seems rather silly that all the information is in the 
computer and that in order to get it from SD into the FM7 you would 
first have to load the sounds into the TX802 and then import into FM7.

Best regards, Bob.
-- 
Bob Lowen
Antwerp, Belgium

Email: rlow@....be

>
>>  I have one particular question. How do I get the sounds from my TX
>>  802 into the FM7?
>
>If it supports TX802 files, then you eeh.. import ;-)
>
>>  I have sounddiver, but can that help?
>
>No, don´t think so. Either you play it standalone, or as VSTi. You
>tweak the knobs with mouse or controller. The visuals "GUI" is
>allready there, no need for sounddiver.
>
>Best,
>Mikael Adle

Mikael,

Just in case you have a similar setup. Sounddiver indeed helps. You 
can export libraries in SD as sysex files. These you can then load 
into the FM7 with sysex import. So there is no need to go via the 
TX802 or a DX7 at all if you already have libraries in SD. Of course 
this is only for having sounds at your disposal not for tweaking them.

Cheers, Bob.
-- 
Bob Lowen
Antwerp, Belgium

Email: rlow@...

--- In logic-ot@y..., Bob Lowen <rlow@r...> wrote:

> Just in case you have a similar setup. Sounddiver indeed helps. You 
> can export libraries in SD as sysex files. These you can then load 
> into the FM7 with sysex import. So there is no need to go via the 
> TX802 or a DX7 at all if you already have libraries in SD. Of 
course 
> this is only for having sounds at your disposal not for tweaking 
them.

Thats great!

Best,
Mikael Adle
http://www.mp3.com/MikaelAdle