Wiardgroup

Rename the bank you want to work on from a .bin to .256.  Start the 
Wave256 program and open the renamed file.  You'll get a stream 
error, but ignore it.  The wave window will appear to be blank, but 
browse with the bank and wave buttons and the waves will 
display.  Then do a File/Save As to lock it into the .256 
format.    There are 2 banks in each .bin file.  The first bank will 
have 16 waves and the second 14.  After that you can use the move256 
program to assemble the banks.


~david~

http://www.hylander.com


At 02:46 AM 8/26/2007, you wrote:
>Is there some trick to importing PPG files into the binary waves
>format?  If I could, I would love to use my Waldorf Wave as a platform
>to create MW wavetables....