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Post by thingyy on Dec 1, 2006 11:45:28 GMT
Any recommendations for a sound card or sound module with a good selection of decent guitar sounds that can handle transpositions without sounding like a japaneese disco. At the moment I am using a parrallel port with a Yamaha TG 100.It real agony trying to plug in a mini jack from the laptop into the TG100.
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midimart
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Post by midimart on Dec 1, 2006 11:51:51 GMT
Try an external sound module..... I use the Edirol SD-80 but they do a lite version with XG and midi2 called the SD-20.... Not cheap but very good.... £175 - £225
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Post by thingyy on Dec 3, 2006 4:35:11 GMT
Thanks will check it out.
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Post by levi2 on Dec 3, 2006 9:46:39 GMT
i use a yamaha mu50 sound module i used to have the tg 100 but it hsnt got a patch on the mu50 there was a on sale last week mu80 and 100 on ebay from japan. i record direct to minidisk from the mu50 yamaha also have a softsynth xg virtual sound driver if you go to memebers stage and listen to white xmas the backing was recorded on pc using the xg sound driver. ive never tried edirol hardware so i cannot comment on it
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Post by levi2 on Dec 3, 2006 9:49:48 GMT
forgot to mention some of the new hardware has built in usb i bought usb midi device for about £25 to plug in between pc and sound module as mine didnt have a usb fitted
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Post by thingyy on Dec 3, 2006 22:23:08 GMT
Levi2 What is the in plug on the sound modue? Midi or the same as the PC one on the TG 100.
Cheers .
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