20-05-2003 15:30									#31
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Oh, just remembered that Siro recommended Cool Edit Pro 2 a long time ago. At least in terms of Internet Time.

	21-05-2003 03:15									#32
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How good are these programs at emulating violins and other strings?

	21-05-2003 03:29									#33
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quote: Originally posted by Dr Strangelove How good are these programs at emulating violins and other strings?

I don't know. Perhaps you could recommend one that is better than the ones listed.

	21-05-2003 04:35									#34
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quote: Originally posted by Cruddy I don't know. Perhaps you could recommend one that is better than the ones listed.

Aaccckkkkk....!!!! If I could do that I wouldn't have posted my question.

	21-05-2003 08:16									#35
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all these programs can create strings, but its all in how you design the sound. now i could go into the sound design of strings and how you need to use pulse waves with a high pulse width modulated by either the LFO or the envelope, but im afraid im the only on who would understand it.

mind you the violins and strings will sounds synthetic, but i mean, its better than nothing.

	21-05-2003 08:49									#36
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quote: Originally posted by Dr Strangelove How good are these programs at emulating violins and other strings?

That essentially has nothing to do with the programs, since they use the MIDI patches on your sound card. Here is where sound card quality is important. If you like to play with MIDI, or at least listen to them on your computer, you'd better off go with a quality sound card, such as Yamaha ones.