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Is there a way to convert CD Track (.cda) to midi.

The DS Soundware Orchestral percussion library is the first sample library dedicated to giving composers and arrangers a true pallet of orchestral percussion sounds with capabilities unmatched by anything else available.

Due to revolutionary micing techniques, the samples were recorded with the natural acoustics of a professional hall built in thus, allowing them to instantly meld into your work with little or no vertical placement; instruments that sound like they are coming from their correct position in the ensemble, not the "in your face sounds" you are used to.

By sampling the best instruments played by professional orchestral percussionists DS Soundware ended up with the highest quality, most realistic percussion samples available. And, each instrument is provided with a vast array of performance possibilities including right and left hand snare hits for realistic rapid passages, consonant and dissonant triangle strikes to create the perfect tonal shading, tambourines with right and left hand samples, thumb rolls, shake rolls, crescendos, multiple pairs of crash cymbals with sustained crashes, choked crashes and scrapes, suspended cymbal rolls, crescendos, mallet hits, stick hits, chokes, bells and scrapes, mallet instruments and timpani with multiple mallet choices and all velocity switched allowing incredibly realistic dynamic changes. Also included is a great collection of exotic percussion; wind chimes, thunder sheet, almglocken, ratchet, finger cymbals, clay chimes, bamboo chimes, porch chimes, Chinese bells, Chinese bowl, Chinese nipple gong and anvil are all available.

*The shopping cart should be up on the site late tonight. The product will begin shipping next friday 4/5/00 and the price including shipping will be $299.00. For more info, pictures, and audio demos of all the instruments go to http://www.dssoundware.com

Sincerely,

Donnie Christian
DS Soundware

Is it possible to take a sound recorded as a wav file
and make it availble as a midi sound? I've heard about
these ROM cards that provide additional sounds for
synths, but I don't have a fancy synth. I have a
keyboard controller (fatar studio 610), an external
sound module I hook it up to (roland sound canvas SD-35
which has excellent quality GS midi sounds), and of course
my trusty PC. Can I use midi mapper to do this? Is this
what is referred to as a "patch" or is that something
different? I also just got a new Roland UA-100 (usb dsp) which supports
midi; haven't played with that enough yet. any guidance just to get
me started or pointed in the right direction would be great. thanks

I know it's possible to make a sb live use a sound font bigger than 32meg, but I forgot the trick. I remember it was something to change in the register...
Can someone help?
that'd be nice!
Rodolphe

I'm having difficulty creating a drum track with
n-track. The tutorial sucks and Flavio was no help at
all (he doesn't speak english well). I have the demo
version and it seems tedious to fill in the tiny
blocks.Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanx

All,

I had recently been looking for a decent Shareware PC plugin reverb. Unfortunately there only seemed to be commercial offerings. As for Freeware plugin reverbs - forget it. They simply don't exist.

So I recently decided to write my own high-quality reverb. It didn't take long to write the code. As a Sound Engineer the thing that took the time was "tuning" it to create the best sounding reverb possible, with silky-smooth reverb tails.

The aim of "Freeverb" (as it's called) is to provide PC users with studio-quality silky smooth reverb - FOR FREE. It is already getting extremely positive feedback on discussion forums and through emails to me (and it's only been available for since 22nd April!).

Anyway - if you get the time, please feel free to try Freeverb for yourself at:

http://www.dreampoint.co.uk

It's a studio-quality Digital Reverb that costs nothing!

If you like it, then please pass on the recommendation. High-quality reverb is essential for modern music production and it seems wrong to me that some people are denied it simply through budget limitations, when their existing equipment is more than capable of providing it.

Anyway, please let me know if you think it's good/bad/rubbish - whatever.

Very best regards,
Jezar.