I've put some patches I've made into the submit directory on epas
ftp://128.100.160.36/pub/pc/ultrasound/submit
small.zip
This zip archive contains various small hard electronic noises as GUS
patches. All 16 bit
bq a Csound high pass filter experiment that went wrong...think Dr Who
shapea metallic pad
pwmglid pulse width modulation square wave sweep
90-05
pwm different widths of square wave
shepsdwns a not very functional shephard tone( continuously falling )
potlid sort of clang crossed with a high pad
voices.zip
This zipfile contains a number of patches of the GUS based loosely on
human voice samples, all of them are quite large
angel multisampled choir..'aaaaah'
monk tibetian monks...low range. Play above middle C and it makes a good
cheesey electric organ(!)
scat different phrases of an ella fitzgerald scat break multisampled on
C across most of the keyboard. Play a C at random and it does scat..
well almost
neu Ken Kesey saying "New Sensations"...fed through a flanger and with
drum enveloping :)
This zip file contains some 16 bit GUS patches based on sounds on
Graham Digital's _Analogue Collection_ CD
silk.pat 170k 32Khz jupiter 8 silk strings patch. monosample, not
such great looping but a loverly noise
jim.pat 170k ?? short, bouncy bass. multisample. Not looped
flash.pat 160k ?? large analog sweep. Has v. wide frequency range
try 'em and let me know what you think, people
--
James Andrews, Computer Development Officer, Exeter University Maths Dept
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 95 15:32:17 BST
From: james@noether.ex.ac.uk
Subject: Re: GUS Musician's Digest V14 #14
GUS Musician's Server wrote
>From: ALAN ROBB AT (604) 595-9282 <"GVHS::AROBB"@LOKI.GVHS.GOV.BC.CA>
>Subject: Re: GUS Musician's Digest V14 #13
>
>does anyone know of a good acoustic guitar patch. the one with my GUS
>sounds more like a piano than a guitar. any suggestions?
look at the patch section in archives mentioned at the end of the digest
Theres a 700k acoustic guitar patch in there...
>Date: Fri, 21 Apr 1995 17:31:20 +0200 (METDST)
>From: "Josep M. Blanquer" <tete@els.url.es>
> I'm having trouble with my Ultrasound Max with Windows, and MIDI.
>
>What it happens is that, I can't record any note from the midibox
>with my syntethizer.But I can hear the midi songs from windows (for example
>with Midisoft Recording Session ), perfectly through my syntethizer.
> This only happens in windows because I can play with the synte (using
>the gus patches), using midifier (dos program).
I had this problem too: I had to move the base address of
my scsi adapter to get around it. You might try using a different address
to 210H for GUS port number and see if that helps
You can get info on what bits of memory your computer is using for things
like mice and the GUS from the MSD program, supplied with DOS6
--
James Andrews, Computer Development Officer, Exeter University Maths Dept
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 1995 14:02:55 -0600
From: Stan Page <STAN_PAGE@novell.com>
Subject: GUS Musician's Digest V14 #15 -Reply
I am in training between Monday Apr 24 and Friday Apr 28 at the Orem facility. As a result, I will be a bit slow in responding to email. Please bear with me and have a great day!
Stan
------------------------------
Date: Wed, 26 Apr 95 18:34:37 PDT
From: Celtic Matrix <celtic@pop01.ny.us.ibm.net>
Subject: MIDI + Sampler Tracker?
Hi,
I'm looking allready for a long time now for a good tracker (dos or windows)
that allows you to sample something, or dump CD data in a WAV (to bypass
sampling) and then immeadiatly use that sample as an instrument, and
sequence the song using a MIDI-keyboard-controller.
FastTracker 2 is something like that, but the MIDI support isn't really good
.
I wonder if there exist a decent tracker with good sampling features & prof.
MIDI support....
CM.
------------------------------------
Name : Celtic Matrix
E-mail: celtic@pop01.ny.us.ibm.net
Date : 04/26/95
Time : 18:34:37
------------------------------------
------------------------------
End of GUS Musician's Digest V14 #16
************************************
To post to tomorrow's digest: <gus-music@mail.orst.edu>
To (un)subscribe or get help: <gus-music-request@mail.orst.edu>
To contact a human (last resort): <gus-music-owner@mail.orst.edu>
FTP Sites Archive Directories
--------- -------------------
Main N.American Site: archive.orst.edu pub/packages/gravis
wuarchive.wustl.edu systems/ibmpc/ultrasound
freedom.nmsu.edu pub/ultrasound
Main Asian Site: nctuccca.edu.tw PC/ultrasound
Main European Site: src.doc.ic.ac.uk packages/ultrasound
Main Australian Site: ftp.mpx.com.au /ultrasound/general
/ultrasound/submit
South African Site: ftp.sun.ac.za /pub/packages/ultrasound
