Waldorf Tricks - Versionsgeschichte

Moogulator am 7. März 2008 um 18:12 Uhr

2008-03-07T18:12:04Z

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 ==how many DSPs are in the XT?==
 One!!!!!
 ==IIRC they are the same type used in Kyma, correct?==

Moogulator: /* the speech robot demos */

2007-08-14T13:48:53Z

the speech robot demos

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	==the speech robot demos==		==the speech robot demos==
	(an ~~atari sT~~ prog for the MW1 (microwave1):		(an [[Atari ST]] prog for the MW1 (microwave1):
	About Speech Synthesis with the "old" MicroWave read here:		About Speech Synthesis with the "old" [[MicroWave]] read here:
	http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/georg.mueller/waldorf/mwdemo.html		http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/georg.mueller/waldorf/mwdemo.html

Moogulator: /* Waves done by whom? */

2007-08-14T13:48:17Z

Waves done by whom?

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	Blue coloured LEDs and Different coloured 7seg digplays		Blue coloured LEDs and Different coloured 7seg digplays
	Custom Start up message		Custom Start up message
	User sounds loaded as presets in EPROM		User sounds loaded as presets in [[EPROM]]
	see here about the mods & specs: http://www.robotnik.com/the_lab		see here about the mods & specs: http://www.robotnik.com/the_lab

Moogulator am 14. Juli 2007 um 18:37 Uhr

2007-07-14T18:37:01Z

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	format, or at least a raw driver that can be customized or so.With Windows, you will probably don't have a chance...related to the OS/9 that runs on the old Radio Shack Color Computers, which have 6809E's in them. It was a Unix-like OS that		format, or at least a raw driver that can be customized or so.With Windows, you will probably don't have a chance...related to the OS/9 that runs on the old Radio Shack Color Computers, which have 6809E's in them. It was a Unix-like OS that
	could multitask even on that little 2 MhZ (as I remember) machine. It would be cool if you could read the PPG disks using one of those . . . As far as I know, it was OS 9 (not to confuse with MacOS 9 ;-)) which was developed by some German programmers. There was a computer based on this OS and the Waveterm B used the same main board.Check with the experts: http://www.nashville.net/~antarct/ppg.htm		could multitask even on that little 2 MhZ (as I remember) machine. It would be cool if you could read the PPG disks using one of those . . . As far as I know, it was OS 9 (not to confuse with MacOS 9 ;-)) which was developed by some German programmers. There was a computer based on this OS and the Waveterm B used the same main board.Check with the experts: http://www.nashville.net/~antarct/ppg.htm


			==Waves done by whom?==
			The Wavetables No. 33-64 in the MW and no. 65 in the MW2 were actually made
			by Stefan Stenzel, except the "chorus 2" -> was done by Wolfram Franke
			ever seen an open Pulse?? Philip does a modifications that add a lot of nice features:
			http://members.xoom.com/NovaMod/pulse/PulseWarrantyVoid.gif
			indy osc outs
			Res and cutoff CV out
			Osc FM of VCF with source switch and amount
			Blue coloured LEDs and Different coloured 7seg digplays
			Custom Start up message
			User sounds loaded as presets in EPROM
			see here about the mods & specs: http://www.robotnik.com/the_lab

			==the speech robot demos==
			(an atari sT prog for the MW1 (microwave1):
			About Speech Synthesis with the "old" MicroWave read here:
			http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/georg.mueller/waldorf/mwdemo.html

			The Atari ST is saying "Resistance Is Futile":
			http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/georg.mueller/waldorf/09_st_14.mp3

			Now the MicroWave:
			http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/georg.mueller/waldorf/10_14.mp3

			A full blown sound:
			http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/georg.mueller/waldorf/20_resistance.mp3

			That´s why the speech robot uses not all of the wavesamples. See Georg Müllers talk
			held at PPG2002 (page 10):
			http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/georg.mueller/waldorf/speech_robot.pdf

Moogulator: /* Wvetable Edit on XT - on the box */

2007-07-14T18:31:55Z

Wvetable Edit on XT - on the box

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	The Wave, the 4-pole, the Pulse and the Microwave II were developed on this system, doing 68k compiles.		The Wave, the 4-pole, the Pulse and the Microwave II were developed on this system, doing 68k compiles.

	==~~Wvetable~~ Edit on XT - on the box==		==Wavetable Edit on XT - on the box==
	didn't know that we could actually edit the wavetables. is this possible on the XT?		didn't know that we could actually edit the wavetables. is this possible on the XT?
	It is possible with Emagic SoundDiver, not at the front panel.(planned!! to be programmed on the box as well in a later OS)		It is possible with Emagic SoundDiver, not at the front panel.(planned!! to be programmed on the box as well in a later OS)
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	Moogulator can't comment on this...!! Alternative for PC users: Philip Pilgrims stuff (see Soundprogramming)		Moogulator can't comment on this...!! Alternative for PC users: Philip Pilgrims stuff (see Soundprogramming)

	==how many voices can the microQ do and what about the DSP-power??==		==how many voices can the microQ do and what about the DSP-power??==
	here's something about the Wavetables and where they come from..		here's something about the Wavetables and where they come from..

Moogulator am 14. Juli 2007 um 18:31 Uhr

2007-07-14T18:31:22Z

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