Instrument Definition Map for Cakewalk 6.0/5.0

May/05/2000

4 Kbyte

			Instrument definition map for Cakewalk 6.0/5.0 for the Yamaha VL70M and also for the new PLG100VL duaghterboard (option for the SW1000XG, pre-fitted on the Yamaha MU100r) (PC ONLY).

Utilities for Transferring Custom Voices on the VL70-m

May/15/2000

48 Kbyte

			The following 'zipped' archive contains a set of utilities for transferring custom voives on the VL70-m, as described below: File Type Description VVE-UTIL .TXT File descriptions and syntax. LIB2CUS .EXE Library to Custom voice translator. CUS2SYX .EXE Custom voice to SysEx translator. SYX2CUS .EXE SysEx to Custom voice translator. SEND .EXE A simple DOS SysEX send utility. RASTFLUT .LIB A Library file. RASTFLUT .CMT The Library comment file. RASTFLUT .CUS A Custom voice file. RASTFLUT .SYX A Custom SysEx file. Create a directory on your drive, save this file there and then unzip it. Many thanks to Aaron Michael (aaronm@datasys.com.mx) for creating these utilities.

VL70-m Cubase V3.0 Studio Patches

May/15/2000

8 Kbyte

			Cubase V3.0 Patches for the PC: The following 'zipped' archive contains three studio patches for Cubase V3.0 for the VL70-m (for the Internal, Custom and User Banks).

Visual Editor for Win 3.1/3.11/95

May/15/2000

616 Kbyte

Visual Editor for Mac Beta v1.4

May/15/2000

1.3 Mbyte

			Picture this: Musicians will now have the ability to create any type of instrument, even ones that exist only in their imagination. Shudder at the possibilities? A key strength of VL virtual acoustic tone generation is its ability to produce extremely realistic simulations of acoustic instruments, such as woodwinds and brass. Although significant, the great appeal of VL lies in fact that it gives musicians the freedom to design 'hybrid' instruments such as powerful new analogue style instrument sounds that do not exist in reality. To date, synthesizer voices have been provided from the manufacturer with the voices being preset or available in options. The Yamaha Visual Acoustic Editor changes this. The Visual Editor allows even a novice programmer to really attack the heart of their physical modeling synthesizer. It is an easy-to-use application with a graphical interface which allows you to make selections using easily understandable palettes and clickable buttons. Incorporating drag and drop visual icons that represent the main components of SVA synthesis, this free application allows simple creation of new and dynamic instruments at the click of a mouse. The new Mac version now supports the EX5 Vl part voicing.

Analogue Editor Beta v1.1

May/15/2000

462 Kbyte

Expert Editor Beta v1.2

May/15/2000

746 Kbyte

			The following self-extracting archive files contain VL70-m editors for the Mac. The first is an analogue style editor with a simple to use interface, allowing simulations of simple analogue waveforms coupled with filter/resonance. The second (expert) editor provides full algorithm access allowing you to design new and exciting virtual instruments completely from scratch. These new versions now support the EX5 Vl part voicing.

Expert Editor for PC

May/15/2000

64 Kbyte

Expert Editor Help/Support Files

May/15/2000

440 Kbyte

			For millions of years mankind has wanted (well I have anyway) an expert editor for the Windows platform that allows the level of control Mac users have been used to over the power of VL physical modeling. Now with the soon to be released Sondius XG, and the PLG100VL daughterboard for the MU100r (and other devices!), the need has grown even stronger. Well folks, the amazing Wind List guys have come up with the goodies, and you can find them all on Art's Wind Synth Page. Wind Synthesizers, Wind Controllers, WX5, WX11, WX7, VL1m, VL70m and related wind synth topics are covered on this web site. Here you will find links to other wind synth sites, as well as information on a listserv dedicated to discussion of wind synthesis, wind controllers, and related subjects. Learn the basics of wind synths, or check out advanced topics area for subjects like the use of force sensing resistors to add new controllers to wind synths. This area is also where you'll find the Expert Editor software. The Expert Editor (as of 23/02/98) can be downloaded below, as well as a number of help and support files:

Physical Modelling Synopsis by Nicky Hind [on CCRMA site]

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Sound Banks for the VL1 & Vl70m [on Patchman Music site]

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