SV: Is someone alive in the list?
- From: "Ivens de Carvalho" <dko4342@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2001 22:48:57 +0100
Zonk!
Don't be ashamed of your old computer. An old computer is more likely to
work with the Korg Editor than a new one. You don't even need 100MHz. I am
sure that 1Mhz would be sufficient. The Korg Editor is best run with
older Windows versions. I run it on a 90Mhz laptop with Win95.
>I can't get it to edit the sounds on my X5DR. What should I check?
First make sure that you have gone through all nessecary installation steps.
(I had a hard time installing it on the Win95). Next, someone more
experienced than me will tell you how to choose the right MIDI driver
etc. etc.
You should also check the communication rate on the X5DR. It must be
set to 38 kbps for PCs, and all the MIDI filters in the global page should
be set to ENA - enabled - to allow communication.
>Also: What I would like to do is create new sounds and save them on my
>computer. Is this possible? Do I have to buy any software? If so, what do
you >recommend?
The Korg Sound Editor is the program you want. Now, there are differences
between the X5 and the X5DR and that may cause problems, but someone on this
list definitely must have some experience with that issue.
Cheers
Frank Carvalho
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