capella passes its output via Windows to the MIDI driver of your sound card. capella therefore does not directly communicate with the sound card. As a result, capella cannot address the special features of your sound card. You can however do a MIDI-export from capella and process the file further with a sequencer that can address your sound card directly. Please distinguish between slur and tie, capella does it as well.

For the PARTS, you can change the volume, pan, Reverb Send, Chorus Send, the octave and the elements for specifying the sound address: CC00 corresponds to the MSB, CC32 to LSB (these two allow you to select the bank). Prg Change refers to the sound's number within the selected bank. You can also specify that the part should sound normally (Mute off), that only the notes should not be played back (Mute Note), or that the part should do nothing at all.

The G-1000 has a TONE CHANGE parameter [in the SONG (F3) menu] that indeed selects the G-1000 bank (which contains the best sounds) for all sound addresses whose Bank Select (CC00 & CC32) is not set to 00. By setting TONE CHANGE to G-800/OLD, you can, however, specify that "old" sounds may also be used. This setting needs to be saved to a Performance Memory. In the MIXER menu, select SONG (F3) and set the LINK parameter to "OFF" for all parts that should not be changed by the SMF.

Capella is very easy to use. The beauty of Capella is it is suitable for users of varied experiences. Obviously it allows you to perform simple operations like adding images, adding, editing and formatting text, but it can also perform some very advanced tasks as well. Editing your website using Capella is so easy, because while in edit mode you see your website just as it appears on the Internet and all you need to do is double click the region you wish to edit, and away you go.

No. The HomeRF cards use a different type of radio technology and are not compatible with the 'WiFi' family of products.

FreeBSD supports the SoundBlaster®, SoundBlaster Pro, SoundBlaster 16, Pro Audio Spectrum 16, AdLib and Gravis UltraSound sound cards. There is also limited support for MPU-401 and compatible MIDI cards. Cards conforming to the Microsoft® Sound System specification are also supported through the pcm driver. Note: This is only for sound! This driver does not support CDROMs, SCSI or joysticks on these cards, except for the SoundBlaster.

Well, the genius behind TiMidity has added the ability to run a TiMidity server that accepts MIDI data timidity-io.c, a fantastic piece of work that, when built into an application, takes over some syscalls near the top of the file, build it (cc -O2 -c timidity-io.c works) and link it in with the final sciv binary. Fire up the TiMidity server (timidity -ir 7777) and start sciv. You will (should!) be pleasantly surprised when you get high quality MIDI out of your non-MIDI card.

We have discovered that some are better than others, though. If you seem to be getting MIDI data errors, try using a different sound card. Use a sound card or mainboard with proven Windows XP sound and MIDI drivers which are fully 48kHz sample rate compatible. The Creative Sound Blaster PCI 16 card is acceptable.

In order for the midi files to work, you must have quicktime installed on your computer. More specifically, you need the "Quicktime Music" and "Quicktime Musical Instruments" components installed. Once quicktime is installed on your system, the other two components will automatically be installed if they are not already on your computer. The installation of Windows Media Player 6.0 or higher can be done instead of quicktime to allow the .mid files to work.

Note: This setting is reset when choosing a different Song. If you like to make it permanent, edit the Song in Sequencer mode. Note: This setting is reset when choosing a different Song. If you like to make it permanent, edit the Song in Sequencer mode. If you want the metronome sound to come out from a separate output, press GLOBAL to go to the Global mode. Go to the Audio Outputs > Seq1 page, and choose a separate output for the track devoted to the metronome.

More components produce better audio, if you know how to use them, and if they are of high quality. An analog signal, for example, will degrade the farther it travels along a circuit. We use additional components to enhance the quality all along the board. You can see this yourself. Compare the number of components on the X-Meridian alongside other sound cards based around the CMI-8788 chipset. Study the cards for a while, and you will begin to see why Auzentech cards sound better.

Unfortanately Capella has limited support for the Mac. Although it does function with a Mac, some features may not display or work correctly. At this stage there are no future plans to support the Mac entirely.

The sounds of rain is used to mask the sound of the binaural tones and to provide the most pleasant listening experience possible. The sounds of rain are soothing and appeal to nearly every listener. Using a specific genre of music might cause the CDs to be appealing only to a small group of listeners who enjoyed that particular style of music.

Yes you can. Under the terms of the Sound Ideas End User License Agreement, this qualifies as synchronizing our sounds with other audio content.

Yes you can, provided that the sounds are embedded in the code of your game and are not available for an end-user to access or download. If your application allows the end-user to access or download unsynchronized sounds, you should contact Sound Ideas to arrange supplemental authorization for the use of the sound effects.

There is an appliation called MidiBridge9x that allows applications running in Classic to access the OS X core MIDI. Many users are experiencing excellent results with it. You can find out more at: Yes, Xx is being ported to OS X. MetaSynth 4 underwent a significant transformation from earlier versions and we just were not able to get Xx done at the same time -- and we didn't want to sit on the finished MetaSynth 4 until Xx was done.

VQube always selects the default sound card on your Windows. If you have an explicit need to use a USB Audio Card then you have to change the preferred audio device to the one you want to use. VQube offers a Telephone Adapter which can be used to connect a telephone instrument to make or receive VQube calls.

If you have different sound cards and/or sound devices on your computer, please be sure to go to the "Settings" button on the dialer and select the appropriate sound device. For example, you may have a USB headset device and an analog (port jack) device available to connect to your computer. The TPC PC-to-Phone application will show the selectable devices under settings and allow you to choose the appropriate device and sound card to use for your call.

Yes, this is possible using the pre-listening function in Live if your sound card/audio interface has multiple outputs. The metronome is routed to the Cue Out output. To send an individual track to another output of your sound card/audio interface, be sure that the In/Out View is enabled and select the output in the Output Channel chooser. The "Overall Latency" setting is directly coupled to the "Monitor through Live" option in the Preferences Audio tab.

No. The J33’s input is pre-equalized with the RIAA curve. This curve would make any other source sound bad, plus these line-level devices would overload the J33’s sensitive input circuit and cause distortion.

While we do not endorse any particular hardware brand or model, a list of equipment that has been successfully tested and confirmed to be compatible with VIA3 is available on the VIACK website. Visit the compatible hardware web page.

Big difference! You can't compare the two. When people talk about Standard MIDI, they usually mean the Standard MIDI Format (SMF). General MIDI (GM) is an agreement about musical possibilities of equipment and the Standard MIDI Format (SMF) is a description of the file format that is used to save MIDI files in a standard way.

Capella can be integrated into most existing websites, however there are a small percentage of websites that will be unable to use Capella because of their design. To find out if your website is compatible with Capella please contact us, include your website address and we will find out for you.