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Re: Wow, My GS made that noise?????
In article <6NOV199707251069@vax2.concordia.ca>,
Mitchell Spector <spec@vax2.concordia.ca> wrote:
>In article Dave Tribby <tribby@cup.hp.com> writes...
>
>>Mitchell Spector wrote:
>>
>>> Still, if you'd like to hear a better sounding piano from within
>>> synthLAB (at least better than Apple's 'piano.bnk') go over to this
>>> URL and try some samples I just uploaded of Jazz music using my own
>>> custom piano patch:
>>>
>>> ftp://ground.isca.uiowa.edu/apple2/upload/Nov97/jazzbank.shk
>>>
>>> It still sounds pretty awful compared with any modern wavetable
>>> cards out there, but you should find it more realistic than what
>>> you were listening to before. :)
>>
>>Mighty glad you put this together, Mitch. I'm looking forward to
>>hearing the results of the download tonight since you always do a
>>first-class job.
>
> There is nothing really unique or new about it, I just combined
>some decent instrument patches into one bank (percussion and slap
>bass from Ian's "Europe bank", the piano from my "GrandPiano bank",
>trumpet from Apple's "Synth bank", bright wave from your "MIDI bank"
>and squeezed in a bit of the marimba from Apple's "Inst.A bank").
>
And now for something completely different... Celtic Harp for the ||gs!
Inspired by Mitchell's efforts (a big Thankyou, Mitch) to release some new
tunes, I've put a collection of Turlough O'Carolan's harp tunes taken from
http://www.epix.net/~lesley/carolan/carolan.zip and altered to play on an Apple
||GS via MidiConvert, mainly by setting the instrument used to harp and
clarinet.
You'll need Orch.BNK and Orch.WAV to play them on the 2gs. The file's been on
my webpage for a while, but I thought I should put it on ground to make it more
available.
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