Re: "Frankenstein" + L/R Out from a computer??

Hi Wayne,
   Remember MIDI out to your recorder send no sound, only MIDI data.  
Your single audio out jack from your computer does carry a stereo 
signal, but you really don't want to do that.  You need a reasonable 
sound card or USB interface that has both a L and R channel out along 
with MIDI in and out or even better SPDF, optical, or other digital 
out, if your recorder can handle these signals.  Or as you say, just 
record the .wav in your computer and burn to CD.

Now, if all you want to do is audition what you are doing, then just 
use computer stereo headphones.  I guess it depends on what you want 
to do.
Cheers,
Eric
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--- In [email protected], Wayne Thompson <waytho2003@...> 
wrote:
>
> Hi, Dave (and a question for anyone):
>    
>   I downloaded the KORG Legacy Collection Demo and was playing with 
the MS20 and by squishing the range between the High and Low pass 
filters and playing around with the oscillation wave and time -- got 
a sound sound like that spring whap-whap sound in Frankenstein. . .I 
know you can set the filter cuttoffs in KARMA and Edgar may have then 
just added some pitching bening or a pitch envelope(?).  I'm kind of 
a synthesis dummy and usually stumble across sounds like this when 
trying to create something "beautiful" : ).
>    
>    
>   SO PEOPLE:  Let's say that I do purchase some software synths.  I 
don't sequence/mix/burn on the computer and could send MIDI out to my 
mixer/burner -- but how would the sound get out of my computer as I 
have no L/R Mix Out ports?  Would I have to burn a CD on the computer 
to get the sound out of my computer?
>    
>   Thanx - Wayne (searching other forums as well)
>    
>   
> EJ2 - Double EJ Projects <doubleejprojects@...> wrote:
>   Hi Dave, can you be a little more specific?  What ending part.  
Edgar 
> had quite a few things happening throughout the song.  Maybe a link 
to 
> MP3 would help. You might want to ask this over at KLF and KF 
(former 
> Irish Acts) as well.
> 
> --- In [email protected], "diamonddavehardy2003" 
> <diamonddavehardy2003@> wrote:
> >
> > I am a new owner of a Karma and synthesizers in general and I was 
> > wondering if anyone has had any success in programing the ending 
> sound 
> > of "Frankenstein" for their Karma. I have read up on the original 
and 
> > I know it was done on an Arp 2600 which is analog, but I have a 
> > feeling the Karma can come close to recreating this. I just have 
to 
> > figure out how! Any feed back will be welcome.
> > 
> > 70's Rock Rules!!!
> >
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