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<t>Hi. <br/> <br/> at the risk of repeating anything anyone has already mention. <br/> <br/> the simplest way to do Multi on the V-synth is as follows. <br/> <br/> under Menu (top right) choose info. <---resides the 16 channels. <br/> Mode / system / Part Midi. <---- The channels midi - reception ac...

<t>Hi <br/> <br/> yep 880s are hard if not impossible to get. <br/> old midi patchers probably have slow chips, so the next best thing I was thinking should be high spec device which people take as defunct. only the UMs have the buttons, but some devices have memories but need programming via comput...

actually PauloF.

all we have to do now is find out if the old Motu Timepiece AVs worked in stand alone.
I get the impression they do, and the old serial ones people don't even want anymore.
if you see my thinking.

TheMvuser.

<r>Hi. <br/> <br/> Midi cable is Fine.. <br/> <br/> I don't use a GT, but The technology is the same base technology as the XT etc. <br/> so if they solved it on one related to Midi over USB I would expect them to solve it for both. given they haven't solved it for the XT in a long time, it doesn't ...

<t>Regarding V-Synth Clocking over USB. <br/> <br/> The V-Synth XT has certain Midi Clocking over USB too. after a lot of testing and experiences related to other USB issues. (not just V-Synth) I decided that for dead certain performance, I no longer use Midi over USB or Audio over USB. USB just is ...

lawndart & dbijoux. in full agreement here. Thumbs up.

<t>lawndart Hi. <br/> <br/> Quote: <br/> Actually, it's probably not the output of the samples that is filtered - it's the input. Sample input has to be filtered before the input is fed to the analog-to-digital converter. If there was no filter before the ADC, any high frequency components above the...

<r>dbijoux . <br/> <br/> <br/> Roland often use the AK4528 Chip. I have the spec sheets for this and it looks like the pre-emphasis pins are pins 20 & 21. This is what they use for the MV8000 and MMP2 for example. <br/> It's easier to find the spec sheets and see the filter characteristics in th...

<t>Hi dbijoux. I just found this.. nice work. <br/> <br/> most people think that those hi frequencies don't matter because they don't hear them. <br/> well, in many cases they aren't listening closely enough.. those hi frequencies are what your drum transients live on. a transient is fast and fast =...

<r>sorry dbijoux.. I was referring to the original post here. <br/> <br/> Quote. <br/> When I convert my performance into an audio track and save it on to my card, the audio doesn't have the same punch and brightness to it as it did previously. The performance will sound a lot live through the speak...

<t>Re: <br/> Quote. wudsiba <br/> This is something I've never quite been able to figure out. I know to normalize after resampling, but why is it set up like this? <br/> <br/> you shouldn't normalize after sampling and (then) add pre emphasis. <br/> if you are going to normalize you need to do it af...

<t>No No No.. <br/> <br/> don't Normalize and then emphasize.. in fact when you resample make sure you do it at -12db. The emphasis EQ curve is a 12 db boost starting at around 4000k. if you normalize anything with a lot of high frequencies (like a Hi Hat) and then add emphasis you will clip the hig...

<r>The industry stopped using emphasis back in the 80s. Roland use it because their Library samples are legacy back to then and they used the emphasis scheme back then. <br/> so they have to have de-emphasis set on the outputs of many of their devices. not all but many. The V-Synths doesn't de-empha...

<t>The pre-emphasis scheme in Rolands normally boosts the highs about +10 db after about 4000Hz. so if the file is normalized before you add pre-emphasis and the sound has a lot of highs you will be clipping like crazy. The only way to compensate for that is to make sure that you record at -10db or ...

<t>This doesn't make sense. <br/> <br/> Rolands usually have de-emphasis active on the output stage. like on the MV8XXX and the MC909. This basically Rolls off highs, thats why you need to emphasize the samples...because they are de-emphasized on the outputs. <br/> <br/> if the sound is transferring...