Re: another question: editor software with sample transference

In the group's files section, there's a Wave Analyzer that can do the job
with WAV files, it's not the whole file's snapshot though. If you have
SoundForge you can save files to one of the formats Overtone handles.

No DOS emulators have actual MIDI input support, so Overtone will not work.
But, some have bi-directional serial port support, and Overtone can connect
to the K5 with the serial port. All I'd like to know is which adapter is
used to do this since MIDI is not supposed to be directly compatible with
COM port due to the different baud rates.

Maybe one of these would work?
http://www.maxmidi.com/diy/serial/index.html
http://home.concepts-ict.nl/~nctnico/midi.htm#l3
http://www.dankadata.com/ddd001.html
http://crystal.apana.org.au/ghansper/midi/midi-in-a-D-shell.html

2007/7/20, Alvaro Correa <vogel22-/[email protected]>:
>
> Maybe a lot of you have work with the Overtone program, didn't you? And
> you remember that function that allowed to take a "snapshot" of an audio
> file, and then transfer its information to the k5, creating a very similar
> harmonic spectrum ... someone knows another program that can do this, or
> something similar? that would be a POWERFUL assistance to make sounds from
> the scratch !!!
>
> Another option could be to use the real Overtone running over a DOS
> emulator ...
>
> I'd be glad to "hear" some opinions.
>
> Regards.
>
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