Ultrasound Daily Digest Fri, 12 Mar 93 Volume 2 : Issue 67 Today's Topics: [GUS] Making the MIDI interface [GUS] NAMES OF FUTURESES1 [GUS] NAMES OF FUTURESES2 F15 III: No digitized voice! FACTS OF LIVE GUS FAQ GUS prices in Montreal Just Got My GUS MIDI file format request Need Issue 64 & 65 NEW FILES pathces? midi connector Problems with installing the GUS PROBLEM WITH -O3 AND 1.4B PTRAN@SCIBORG..... SBOS Ultrasound Daily Digest V2 #66 vol 64 and 65 Winjammer - Help! Information about the UltraSound Daily Digest (such as mail addresses, request servers, ftp sites, etc., etc.) can be found at the end of the Digest. *** HEY!!! *** Before you ask a question, *** READ THE FAQ ***. It's available on the request server and the ftp sites, or check the newsgroup archives. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: 11 Mar 93 11:48:25 GMT From: pcunnell@micrognosis.co.uk (Paul Cunnell) Message-Id: Subject: [GUS] Making the MIDI interface To: Ultrasound Daily Digest In article <1nliklINN4u7@menudo.uh.edu>, st1qb@Rosie.UH.EDU writes: |> Has anyone made the midi interface for the GUS that is in the FAQ? |> If so, were did you find the part# 6N138? I cant seem to locate |> this anywhere. Also, (excuse my ingorance i'm not an EE) but |> what exactly is that part and its purpose? Thanks... |> |> Dave- |> st1qb@jetson.uh.edu The 6N138 is a high sensitivity opto-isolator, manufactured by Hewlett Packard (and I believe, a company called Quality Technology) The main point in using this part as opposed to other more common opto-isolators is the low LED ON current spec. (1.6mA) A midi out circuit is basically a LED in series with 600 ohms, and a 5V supply. Taking into account the 1.7V forward drop across the LED, you get about 5mA in the on state. Other optos generally need more current to turn them on (say 15-60mA, but this varies a lot). A 'high speed' 6N137 opto will also work, I believe, but that would be a bit marginal on the input current (spec. is min 5mA). Since a number of people have been asking, I'll add below the midi circuit that I'm using, plus a bit of general explanation I've culled from other peoples' postings on the subject. Attention Dave DeBry - this should probably replace the current entry in the FAQ. I don't want to take all the credit for other peoples' work. Happy midi-ing ! Generic Midi Out/In/Through Circuit =================================== The following shows a typical OUT, cable, and IN circuit MIDI OUT port ---->|<- cable ->|<---- MIDI IN port +5V 270 | +5V DIN DIN +--\/\/\/-+ | 220 +-+ +-------+ +-+ 220 +--------+ | |\ +-\/\/\/--|4|-|-------|-|4|--\/\/\/--| OPTO |-+-+- UART RXD UART | \ | | | | | | |ISOLATOR| | TXD ---| \---\/\/\/--|5|-|-------|-|5|----------| |-+ | | / 220 | | +-------+ | | +--------+ | | | / +--|2|-+ +-|2| 6N138 GND| |/ 7407 | +-+ +-+ | GND | | +-------------------------------------------+ | | +5V DIN | | 220 +-+ | |\ +-\/\/\/--|4| | | \ | | +--| \---\/\/\/--|5| MIDI THRU | / 220 | | | / +--|2| |/ 7407 | +-+ GND Note that when the UART TXD is high, no current flows through the resistors and optoisolator's LED, causing the optoisolator's phototransistor to remain off, allowing the UART RXD to be pulled high by the 270 ohm resistor. When the UART TXD is low, current flows through the resistors and optoisolator's LED, turning on optoisolator's phototransistor, grounding the UART RXD. The voltage drop across the optoisolator's LED is typically 1.5 volts, leaving 3.5 volts to be dropped across (3 times 220) 660 ohms, which allows about 5 ma to flow. The reason a current loop is used is that it allows an ground isolated interconnection. Note that the ground from the MIDI OUT port's device is not connected to the ground of the MIDI IN port's device. This prevents ground loops in systems where appropriate attention has not been paid to grounding issues, such as the case of typical musicians in a typical club! Acknowledgements: Michael R. Kesti (mrk@gvgspd.gvg.tek.com) - general description Mr. D Ingles (davei@comp.lancs.ac.uk) - midi thru bit Gravis Ultrasound Circuit ========================= 15 pin D connector 220R pin-1 +5v ----+--------------------------/\/\/\---------------\ | \ 4 | Gnd--2 MIDI OUT | |\ |\ 220R / 5 pin-12 tr >---|------| o-----| o----------/\/\/\--------------/ | 13|/ 12 11|/ 10 | 220R +---------------------------/\/\/\-------------\ | \ 4 pin-15 rx <---|--------------------+ Gnd--2 MIDI THRU | |\ |\ | 220R / 5 | +--| o-----| o---+-------/\/\/\------------/ | | 1|/ 2 3|/ 4 | | | +------+ | 270R | 220R +--/\/\/\--+ +------+----------/\/\/\--------\ |B |C |A | \ 4 +-|----------|----|-+ | MIDI IN | 8 6 2 | ----- / 5 | | / \ IN914 or IN4148 +-/ | 6N138 | --- | | | | | | 5 3 | | | +------------|----|-+ | | | |K | | pin-5 Gnd --------------+ +------+----------------------+ Inverters are 74LS04. (This is a 14-pin IC containing 6 inverters. Connect pin 14 to +5V, pin 7 to GND) Leave pin 2 of the MIDI IN unconnected (Don't connect to ground) Acknowledgements: Remek Lipinski (remek@mamura.ee.mu.oz.au) - schematic (updated) David Morning (dam@dcs.glasgow.ac.uk) - schematic (original) Dave Perry (dp@hydra.carleton.ca) - research & pin corrections Some hints for testing your circuit =================================== 1. Check *all* connections (use a continuity tester, and tick them off on a printout of the circuit) 2. Check them again ;-) 3. Make sure you have the latest (GUS0012.zip) windows midi driver, and make sure it is installed properly. 4. Make sure your midi sequencer package is set up to use the Ultrasound Midi In/Out ports. (As opposed to the Ultrasound Synth) 5. If you still have no joy: - just connect the +5V and GND to your midi circuit, (leave the d-connector pins 12 and 15 unconnected), and then connect pin 13 of the 7404 to +5V check you have (about) +5V appearing on pin 10. This checks midi out. - connect pin 4 of the midi-in DIN socket via 2 extra 220R resistors to +5V. Check pin 4 of the 7404. It should be low (about 0V). Then connect pin 4 of the midi-in DIN socket to 0V. Pin 4 of the 7404 should go high. This checks midi in. - reconnect the d-type pins 12 and 15, and connect a midi cable between midi-out on the circuit and and midi-in on your synth. Set up your sequencer to use the Ultrasound MIDI port as an output, and ensure that one of the tracks is set to use this port. Check your synth is expecting MIDI data on the same channel as sequencer is transmitting. Start sequencer playing. Check that midi data is being transmitted at pin 12 of the d-type (look at it with an oscilloscope, if possible). Acknowledgements: Paul Cunnell (pcunnell@micrognosis.co.uk) Note ==== Standard disclaimers apply - use this information at your own risk, and if your fry your card/PC/synth/toaster, then you have my sympathy, but not much else ;-) If you're not happy about messing with circuits and soldering irons and wires and stuff, then you may wish to wait for the midi connector box from Gravis to become available. -- Paul Cunnell (pcunnell@micrognosis.co.uk) Micrognosis, 63 Queen Victoria Street, London, EC4N 4UD, UK +44 71 815 5294 ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 15:44:09 From: john.smith@gravis.com Message-Id: <9303101544.A8915wk@gravis.com> Subject: [GUS] NAMES OF FUTURESES1 To: Ultrasound Daily Digest Here is a list of those titles that I posted last week. Titles Planned for UltraSound Support! Shipping the 1st Qtr. of 1993 Updated: Feb 20th, 1993 The following list has been complied from information given to us by the publishers at the time they received our GUS development kit. What follows is a partial list of those publishers' plans. Publisher Working Title Rel.Date _____________________________________________________________ Accolade Star Control II Shipping Other titles planned for summer. Activision Return to Zork March Future titles also planned for 1993 Apogee Software Pickle Wars Feb-Mar Extensive GUS support this year, including educational titles Apunix Sound Tool Mar-Apr They plan to release four other titles with GUS support. The Blue Ribbon Sound SuperJAM Feb-Mar Works Ltd. Also working on other MPC titles. Well known music company producing quality work for several years. Featured numerous times in Keyboard magazines. Bt Software Enterprises Xanthus Feb PC Composer Mar Published 3 selling titles to date. Will support GUS in all future titles. Comptons New Media Untitles Apr-May Has planned support for all future releases. DigiVox Sound Impression Mar Has plans for other future titles E Book Untitled Apr Has plans to support the GUS in future releases. An EA(AFL) Electronic Arts Ultra Chuck Yeager Shipping NHL Hockey Feb-Mar Further support planned for additional titles. Cannot release working names yet. Epic Games Drum Blaster Feb-Mar Shareware company planning support for all their new titles including Track Blaster, Zone 66, Solar Winds, Savage Crusade Hollyware Johnny Quest Feb-Mar Famous Cartoon adventure series of the 60's. Several titles planned for GUS support in 1993. Ibis EarPlay Jan RiffTutor Feb Well known for their music programs. GUS support planned for all coming titles. ID Software Doom Feb-Mar Bio Hazard Huge success with Wolfstein 3D. GUS support planned for all upcoming titles. Intel Corporation 960 Family Features Feb Planning to use GUS in several Multi-Media Projects. Interplay Buzz Aldrin's Mar Race into Space Plans GUS support for all 1993 titles. Now handles Virgin Games, also planning GUS support. IntraCorp Inc. Terminator 2 Chess Feb Trump Castle 3 Mar Have produced quality games, such as Home Alone 2, Bridge Master and Dark Half. LucasArts Entertainment Untitled Apr Several titles planned for GUS support Kesmai Corporation Air Combat Warrior Feb Online gaming system has big plans for GUS support Megatoon Jersey Devil Mar-Apr Electronic Arts (AFL) has many titles planned for GUS support (Continued to next message) --- ~ QMPro 1.01 05-8925 ~ Thesaurus: ancient reptile with an excellent vocabulary. ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 15:44:11 From: john.smith@gravis.com Message-Id: <9303101544.A8916wk@gravis.com> Subject: [GUS] NAMES OF FUTURESES2 To: Ultrasound Daily Digest (Continued from previous message) Mercer Comp Systems Midi Performer Feb Music Software company plans GUS support for several new titles MicroProse World Circuit Shipping David Leadbetter's Golf Jan-Feb Harrier Jan-Feb These titles will include a patch, or will be revised for full GUS support MidiSoft Recording Session Shipping Music Software Company. Will support GUS in all future titles. New World Computing Empire Deluxe Feb An affiliate of Broderbund Software. Plan GUS support for all future titles Norsehelm Products Inc. Ragnarok II Mar Seven Wonders Producers of quality arcade adventure games. Plan to support GUS in future titles. NovaLogic Comanche Shipping Maximum Overkill The new Missions disk. UltraBolts April Affiliate of Electronic Arts. #1 selling fall title. Includes their own SBOS. GUS delivers superior stereo sound (not MONO) with much clearer sound effects. Odyssey Software Space Wars Mar Received excellent press coverage in recent articles Psygnosis Lemmings 2 Feb-Mar Renowned for huge successes in arcade style games. Plan to support GUS in other 1993 releases. Sierra The Sierra Network Mar-Apr One of the fastest growing OnLine services. Has plans to write code for several Sierra titles. Silicon & Synapse Lost Vikings Mar Well known developers of the SNES. They have also done development for Interplay S.S.I. Great Naval Battles Shipping Electronic Arts affiliate. Well known for combat simulations and D&D software. This title includes their own SBOS patch. Twelve Tone Systems Cake Walk Pro Mar Music publisher will produce several titles with GUS support Three Sixty Battle Cruiser 3D Feb Electronic Arts Affiliate. Excellent reputation for air, combat and war simulations. Plan to support GUS in other 1993 releases. VOR Technologies, Inc. Empires of the Known Mar Universe Online gaming system. Plans GUS support to take advantage of digital audio. Westwood Studios Untitled Apr-May Has plans in the works for GUS support and 3D support in summer releases. WinJammer Software WinJammer Shipping Well established Music Shareware Company. Producing a new midi-sequencer with GUS support. --- ~ QMPro 1.01 05-8925 ~ Thesaurus: ancient reptile with an excellent vocabulary. ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 12 Mar 93 11:27:44 -0500 From: mtl1@crux2.cit.cornell.edu Message-Id: <9303121627.AA25087@crux1.cit.cornell.edu> Subject: F15 III: No digitized voice! To: Ultrasound Daily Digest I just got F15-III and installed it. With the GUS, it sounds awesome! Except that there is just no digitized voice. The sound effects are fine! Does anyone else have this same problem or is it just me? I have a 486DX-33 EISA machine with 8MB (63XXXXkB free conventional). A 210 MB and a 91 MB harddrives. I am using SBOS 1.4B3. But I've tried version 1.22 and 1.23 and 1.37B to no vail. Please help! Marshall ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 12 Mar 93 13:08:47 GMT From: djo@utopia.hacktic.nl (micha van der meer) Message-Id: Subject: FACTS OF LIVE To: Ultrasound Daily Digest FACTS OF LIVE CRASHED! after checking..... Can somebody say why??? micha /witan ************************************************************ * MIND FLAYER xx31-71127027 * * NIGHT TOWN xx31-188027160 * * 14k4 24 H * * * or write to witan@utopia.hacktic.nl * ************************************************************ SOON THE NEW WITAN DEMO TOTAL GUS SUPPORT !!!!! --- djo@utopia.hacktic.nl (micha van der meer) ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 16:29:11 -0700 From: Simon Williams Message-Id: <9303112329.AA19372@fsg.cpsc.ucalgary.ca> Subject: GUS FAQ To: Ultrasound Daily Digest I'am mailing this for Scott Willing: Francois Dion's references to QSound in his reply to the question: What exactly is GUS 3D? has provided a good deal of amusement to us here at the QSound Technical Research Facility. We are concerned, however, that others may be missing the joke, so allow us to fill you in. The information that QSound was invented in Quebec was news to Danny Lowe, our current VP of R&D, who with studio tech John Lees developed the process here in Calgary. The statement that QSound 'is not that good even with electrostatic headphones' is a bit confusing. QSound is not intended to work on headphones: it is a system for speaker-based playback. The quality of the headphones, therefore, would somewhat obviously not be an issue. As for the issue of the 'sweet spot' (not 'soft spot', Francois), yes it is true that the listener must be in the middle to experience the effect properly. Most people do not realise that the same is true of regular stereo recording, if one cares about imaging at all (and if not, what loss?) However, Francois' description of what happens off-axis leads us to wonder what recordings or systems he has actually listened to. QSound does not cost '18K$'. In fact, in the professional workstation form, it is not currently for sale at any price. The first soundcards incorporating QSound processing will be available soon at typical consumer-level prices. As to the issue of controllability, the information given is out of date. The present professional system incorporates SMPTE/MTC-locked internal motion sequencing, as well as the ability to accept external MIDI control. The former option is popular in professional recording environments where MIDI still only sees limited use, and the latter, obviously, in sequencer-driven environments which are more common in project and jingle studios and in the production of CD-ROM soundtracks. (Virgin Games, for example, is using QSound to mix four CD-ROM titles currently.) QSound is now engaged in ongoing licencing efforts which will see the technology in end-users' hands in several different forms at low incremental cost. Rumours and misinformation always abound, and the computer age certainly lends itself to the rapid distribution thereof. No hard feelings, Francois, but we had to set the record straight. Best Regards, Scott Willing and the whole Q crew. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Simon Williams srw@cpsc.ucalgary.ca ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 19:13:53 EST From: "J. Gamache" Message-Id: <9303120022.AA04119@orca.es.com> Subject: GUS prices in Montreal To: Ultrasound Daily Digest Hello Montreal GUS users, after several month of reading this newsletter, I finally decided to buy a GUS, but here in Sherbrooke there's not much competition between computer stores and the best price I found was $210. But I plan to go to Montreal sometime and I wonder if any of the Montreal GUS users (i.e. Mr. Dion or another) could point me to a store where the GUS is cheaper. Thank You Jerry Gamache %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % Jerry Gamache % Si vous pouvez lire ceci... Vous n'avez pas % % QAAA@UDESVM % besoin de cours de francais! % % QAAA@VM1.SI.USHERB.CA % Salut tout le monde!!! % %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1993 01:22:47 -0500 From: ral@cc.bellcore.com Message-Id: <199303120622.AA26126@tbird.cc.bellcore.com> Subject: Just Got My GUS To: Ultrasound Daily Digest I just received my GUS today, ordered from Telemart. Under the shrink wrap there is a white sticker that says the box includes UltraSound Studio 8, Windows Driver, Audio/Playdigi/Playfile, Ultrafil, Playmidi, and samples. My question: Was I stupid to order now and not wait. It looks like maybe I didn't get Howling Dog's Power Chords or MidiSoft's Recording Session. What happened to these bundles? When are the full set of samples supposed to have been ready? When is the Gravis 3D coming out? I need answers! Ron Levenberg | Phone (908) 758-5510 Bell Communications Research (Bellcore) | FAX (908) 758-4314 331 Newman Springs Road, Room NVC-2Z337 | ral@cc.bellcore.com Red Bank, NJ 07701-7030 | ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 09:21:08 EST From: sbm@pt.com (Steve McGowan) Message-Id: <9303111421.AA04766@pt.com> Subject: MIDI file format request To: Ultrasound Daily Digest Does anyone have a description of the MIDI (.mid) file format that they can mail me? I don't have ftp access. Thanks in advance, Steve ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 10:14:19 EST From: rjw@genrad.com (Rod J. Wittmier) Message-Id: <9303111514.AA07775@animal.genrad.com> Subject: Need Issue 64 & 65 To: Ultrasound Daily Digest Because of the digest loosing the distribution list, I missed two issues. I have issue V2 #63 and have got V2 #66 after re-subscribing. I need V2 #64 & #65. Is this something I can request of the server or must someone send it to me? I did check the ftp sites EPAS and WUARCHIVE for the digest but neither have any V2 digests. It would be nice to see these updated as well. Thanks, Rod Wittmier ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 15:44:08 From: john.smith@gravis.com Message-Id: <9303101544.A8911wk@gravis.com> Subject: NEW FILES To: Ultrasound Daily Digest I'm having a heck of a time getting GUS0015.ZIP and GUS0016.ZIP onto EPAS. Everytime I try and upload it to my host to FTP it my uploads keep aborting after about 50K, arghh... Could someone please download these files off of the Gravis BBS and post them in the submit directory on EPAS? Thanx. John --- ~ QMPro 1.01 05-8925 ~ It's not hard to meet expenses, they're everywhere. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 14:08:05 BST From: Jason Dore Message-Id: <17373.9303111408@wiener.praxis.co.uk> Subject: pathces? midi connector To: Ultrasound Daily Digest Everyone, I got my GUS on monday. Installation was a breeze, I used default settings for everything but DMA1 which I replaced with DMA6 (16bit) Intially I couldn't get midi-in to be recogonised, then I found the updated driver in some stuff someone ftp'd from epas, great. My MIDI connector works brilliantly (in and out) which was a great surprise as I've heard a lot of people say that theirs didn't. I used the cicuit from this digest, with a 6N139 Opto Isolator. Didn't bother with the midi-thru bit. I bought a tiny box that houses a 15way D plug/socket at each end (bit like a null modem adapter). I used a pre-fabricated midi lead (5metres I think), cut in half, for the two midi leads. I did connect the middle DIN pin (pin2?) to ground on the D connector. I'd be very happy to post the exact circuit I used, and construction details to the digest or anyone that requests it. Now, a question about patches: Exactly how are the patch number in Winjammer, and the patch file in /ultrasound/midi connected? For instance, if I use wav2pat to create a new patch, how do I play that patch? Presumable I copy the patch into /ultrasnd/midi, and then edit /ultrasnd/ultrasnd.ini ? This doesn't seem to make it use the new patch. Do I have to restart windows? Is there another .INI file somewhere? Thanks in advance, Jase -- /---------------------------------------------------------------------\ | My opinions - not necessarily those of Praxis | Jason Dore | | Praxis Warwick Ltd, University of Warwick, | jase@praxis.co.uk | | Coventry, CV4 7HS (Tel) 0203 692324| | The software engineering company of Touche Ross (Fax) 0203 692171| \---------------------------------------------------------------------/ ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 17:34:03 +0100 From: kristoffer.holger@ilf.uio.no Message-Id: <9303111634.AAulrik21050@ulrik.uio.no> Subject: Problems with installing the GUS To: Ultrasound Daily Digest I bougth the GUS some weeks ago and experienced the following. I will be most grateful for comments on what the problem might be, either by mail directly or in the list. First I inserted the card and installed the software. This went perfectly up to the point where setup.exe is automatically run. It froze my computer and I had to reboot it using the reboot-button as the alt-ctrl-del didn't work. I changed the jumpers on the card (I tried all six possibilities) but the setup-program froze everything every time. I do not have a joy-stick card installed, but I tried to disable the game-port on the GUS anyway, but that didn't help either. I even pulled out my VGA-card and rebooted the computer with an order to load setup.exe placed in the autoexec.bat, but no speach or music was produced. I looked at the BIOS configuration, but saw nothing that I think would have any relevance (but then again, I am not very familiar with the hardware part of computers), for instance, I saw no option to (or indeed mentioning of) disabeling chip-ram parity. This is my equipment: 386-sx 16Mhz Oak VGA 256k ram harddisk/floppydisk-controller with seriel and parallel port Quantum 42MB harddisk Phoenix BIOS This isn't excactly an unusual and sophisticated configuration, so I don't think that the problem is lack of adress-space. I have looked inside to see if there were any OPTi- or UMC- labelled chips in there, but I saw none. Then a friend of mine also bought the GUS. His worked perfectly. I tried mine in his computer (naturally, we removed his card first) and his computer hung as thoroughly as mine had. And when I tried his in my computer, it worked perfectly in my computer too (and it is still functioning in his computer). So this was an easy one I thougth: my GUS was faulty. I returned it and received a new one. Imagine my surprise when precisely the same thing happened again. I saw no need to try this one also at my friend's place, so I returned it rigth away. Then I got my third GUS. As I opened the box I felt kind of nervous, so I didn't install the card in my computer: This time I wanted to try it first in my friends computer. And so I did. As a matter of fact, I had him install it, just to make sure that I wouldn't harm it in any way during the installation. The computer froze totally without any mercy. I haven't recieved my fourth GUS yet. Any comments? Am I unlucky or what? - Kristoffer H. K. holger@hedda.uio.no ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 15:44:08 From: john.smith@gravis.com Message-Id: <9303101544.A8912wk@gravis.com> Subject: PROBLEM WITH -O3 AND 1.4B To: Ultrasound Daily Digest The message "The NMI Procedure on this PC is disabled" isn't an error message when you run SBOS with -o3. It is simply telling you that it has been disabled. There is only ONE game that needs the -o3 switch. John --- ~ QMPro 1.01 05-8925 ~ Misspelled? Impossible. My modem is error correcting. ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 15:44:09 From: john.smith@gravis.com Message-Id: <9303101544.A8914wk@gravis.com> Subject: PTRAN@SCIBORG..... To: Ultrasound Daily Digest You posted a message in the digest stating that you've been having some problems with SBOS. Could you be more specific on the problems. IE: What games does it happen with and when? I'll pass on your response to Forte so they can look into it. Who ever you talked to here at Gravis Tech didn't pass on your previous information. However, if you send an email message to me detailing your problems I'll pass it onto Forte. Thanx for the feedback. John --- ~ QMPro 1.01 05-8925 ~ Soon To Be A Major Motion Picture. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 17:24:52 PST From: smoot@woodstock.cs.berkeley.edu (Steve Smoot) Message-Id: <9303120124.AA27823@woodstock.cs.berkeley.edu> Subject: SBOS To: Ultrasound Daily Digest I vaguely recall being told that sbos should not be loaded as part of autoexec, is there any real reason for this? The new one interferes with anarkey, so I need to load sbos before anarkey, and this is easiest if its in the autoexec. -s ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 10:57:40 EST From: sbm@pt.com (Steve McGowan) Message-Id: <9303111557.AA09684@pt.com> Subject: Ultrasound Daily Digest V2 #66 To: Ultrasound Daily Digest Jim, What is a blocked VOC? And would have any descriptions of sound related file formats? (.voc, .mod, etc.) Or do you know where I could get them? I don't have ftp access but I can download from SIMTEL. Did you write CV2SAM? Thanks in advance, Steve. ------------------------------ Date: 11 Mar 93 09:18:40 EST From: "Joseph R. Granto" Message-Id: Subject: vol 64 and 65 To: Ultrasound Daily Digest I never got these digests... Could someone please email them to me? Thanks! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Joe Granto GLOCK@chip.cba.ufl.edu "When the going gets tough, the tough get a GLOCK!" --Guns & Ammo "Don't clock'em, GLOCK'em!" --Miami Dade police officer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 14:28:24 BST From: Jason Dore Message-Id: <18235.9303111428@wiener.praxis.co.uk> Subject: Winjammer - Help! To: Ultrasound Daily Digest I'm using Winjammer v2.24. I want to record a new track. How do I assign an instrument to the track and then be able to hear what I'm recording through the GUS. I have midi thru enabled, but although I can hear the track I'm recording, the instrument that I can hear is one that has been assigned to another track. I cannot hear anything through midi thru when I record the first track. HELP! Secondly, How do I do percussion? I've been playing with justify.mid, which seems to use channel 10 for percussive sounds. Is this a midi standard, or is there some midi command to say which channel(s) are to be used for percussion?. Thanks, Jase. / My opinions - not necessarily those of Praxis | Jason Dore \ | Praxis Warwick Ltd, University of Warwick, | jase@praxis.co.uk | \ The software engineering company of Touche Ross (Tel) 0203 692324/ ------------------------------ End of Ultrasound Daily Digest V2 #67 ******************************