HGFortune Classics discount sale! STS-21, STS-24, ProtoPlasm
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- KVRAF
- 3645 posts since 27 Nov, 2003 from beach side australia
i have a terretec dmxfire card which is pretty old now, but still works pretty well(the drivers must be pretty ancient tho, i dont think they ever released any updates.) Actually, i use asio4all on my laptop and i still got some clicking -its not there on the pro version tho.
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- KVRAF
- 3645 posts since 27 Nov, 2003 from beach side australia
well i couldnt resist , just bought sts-24 as well.
Hope HG checks his email soon
I have a sparse electro piece i am working on and added some simple playing with protoplasm today.. it fitted in very nicely
Hope HG checks his email soon
I have a sparse electro piece i am working on and added some simple playing with protoplasm today.. it fitted in very nicely
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- KVRAF
- 3645 posts since 27 Nov, 2003 from beach side australia
just a quick question..
when i load a bank in sts-24 pro, i get pop up signs saying-
"some parameters could not be loaded-older file version"
It happens with all the banks, they still load and sound ok.
-is that normal behaviour?
when i load a bank in sts-24 pro, i get pop up signs saying-
"some parameters could not be loaded-older file version"
It happens with all the banks, they still load and sound ok.
-is that normal behaviour?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1830 posts since 15 Aug, 2004 from soundland
no worry about that. Once the fxb have been saved again this message will be gone.shanecgriffo wrote:just a quick question..
when i load a bank in sts-24 pro, i get pop up signs saying-
"some parameters could not be loaded-older file version"
It happens with all the banks, they still load and sound ok.
-is that normal behaviour?
hfh
HG
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- KVRAF
- 3391 posts since 7 Aug, 2008
Just picked up the STS24-i and the Protoplasm.Shabdahbriah wrote: The STS-24i can load "wav" and/or "sf2" in the oscillator slots.
~S~
I can't seem to find a way to load .wav files into the STS-24i. Am I missing something?
Not a big deal, mind you...these things sound great without any additional sounds.
--JSP
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- KVRAF
- 3645 posts since 27 Nov, 2003 from beach side australia
if its the same as protoplasm you just click the sf2 button again and then on the little window (yes! protoplasm loads wavs too
)
otherwise the manual is there.
otherwise the manual is there.
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- KVRAF
- 3391 posts since 7 Aug, 2008
I can get it to work on Protoplasm, but there is no .Wav option on my copy of STS-24i. Clicking the button just switches between "Intern" and "SF2". The manual suggests that there should be a third option (for .Wav files), but I don't get that option.shanecgriffo wrote:if its the same as protoplasm you just click the sf2 button again and then on the little window (yes! protoplasm loads wavs too)
otherwise the manual is there.
Any ideas?
--JSP
Note: As this also serves as a bump, don't let my incompetence steer you away from these great plugins...at a great price! I'm sure you've got 9 Euro in your couch cushions...
- KVRAF
- 14019 posts since 19 Jun, 2008 from Seattle
Click the little button again, it cycles through the options:jsp1979 wrote:I can get it to work on Protoplasm, but there is no .Wav option on my copy of STS-24i. Clicking the button just switches between "Intern" and "SF2". The manual suggests that there should be a third option (for .Wav files), but I don't get that option.Any ideas?
1.Intern(al)
2.SF2
3.Wav
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- KVRAF
- 3391 posts since 7 Aug, 2008
Yes, I understand how it's supposed to work. That works fine for me with Protoplasm, but with STS-24i, it only cycles between Internal and SF2.Shabdahbriah wrote:Click the little button again, it cycles through the options:jsp1979 wrote:I can get it to work on Protoplasm, but there is no .Wav option on my copy of STS-24i. Clicking the button just switches between "Intern" and "SF2". The manual suggests that there should be a third option (for .Wav files), but I don't get that option.Any ideas?
1.Intern(al)
2.SF2
3.Wav
I load it in to Sonar, and I see this for oscillator B-4

I click the button next to "intern" and I get this:

I click this button next to SF2 and get this:

Hence, my confusion.
--JSP
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- KVRAF
- 3645 posts since 27 Nov, 2003 from beach side australia
i'll have a look at mine a bit later when i get a chance.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1830 posts since 15 Aug, 2004 from soundland
As I've noticed The STS-24 i Pro is really missing the load wave option. This is probably due to the circumstance when I compiled the dll I was using the latest modified source file and in that one I had removed the load wave option for some reason. As this source had been from 2006 this change slipped thru my attention - sorry.jsp1979 wrote:I can get it to work on Protoplasm, but there is no .Wav option on my copy of STS-24i. Clicking the button just switches between "Intern" and "SF2". The manual suggests that there should be a third option (for .Wav files), but I don't get that option.shanecgriffo wrote:if its the same as protoplasm you just click the sf2 button again and then on the little window (yes! protoplasm loads wavs too)
otherwise the manual is there.
Any ideas?
--JSP
Note: As this also serves as a bump, don't let my incompetence steer you away from these great plugins...at a great price! I'm sure you've got 9 Euro in your couch cushions...
Anyway loading single wave files is far less flexible than loading a bunch of waves in an SF2 container which does offer a far more instant access to change waves on the fly. Here 'Viena' by K. Rundt is a neat freeware program to assemble waves farily easy into an SF2 container.
hth
HG
http://www.saunalahti.fi/kru99/About_SynthFont.htm
http://www.saunalahti.fi/kru99/Viena.zip
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- KVRAF
- 2600 posts since 26 Jul, 2004
Fortune wrote:Due to request I've made some major classic HGFortune VSTi available
at a really great discount price of only 9 Euro each!
The following classics are available:
STS-21 Pro
STS-24 i Pro (i is for iververted screen for better visibility)
ProtoPlasmTSM Pro
You migh order one or more via my ordering page in the shop:
http://www.hgfortune-vsti.web44.net/se/best/orders.html
at the bottom of the page.
have fun
HG Fortune
Great offer.
Really.
Tell me, what about this one.
Is this still existing??
How does it sound??
Any mp3 still somewhere to heare?
Talking about this one.
Fortune Cookie '06
http://www.hgfortune-vsti.web44.net/se/ ... cials.html
Hm??
classic
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1830 posts since 15 Aug, 2004 from soundland
This one has never been available to the public as it had been a special X-Mas gift for registered users in 2005.classic wrote:
Great offer.
Really.
Tell me, what about this one.
Is this still existing??
How does it sound??
Any mp3 still somewhere to heare?
Talking about this one.
Fortune Cookie '06
http://www.hgfortune-vsti.web44.net/se/ ... cials.html
Hm??
classic
As an alternative to that one you might get LunarOrbit which is even more versatile in some ways, and is available for free to all members of my yahoo group.
hth
HG
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- KVRAF
- 3391 posts since 7 Aug, 2008
Thanks H.G....I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing how to do it.Fortune wrote:
As I've noticed The STS-24 i Pro is really missing the load wave option. This is probably due to the circumstance when I compiled the dll I was using the latest modified source file and in that one I had removed the load wave option for some reason. As this source had been from 2006 this change slipped thru my attention - sorry.
Anyway loading single wave files is far less flexible than loading a bunch of waves in an SF2 container which does offer a far more instant access to change waves on the fly. Here 'Viena' by K. Rundt is a neat freeware program to assemble waves farily easy into an SF2 container.
hth
HG
http://www.saunalahti.fi/kru99/About_SynthFont.htm
http://www.saunalahti.fi/kru99/Viena.zip
Of course, you're right. An .sf2 file is much more useful, and can easily be built from the .wav files. Thanks for the link to Vienna.
I'm really enjoying the synths. Some software instruments are good, and some software instruments are good AND inspiring. These synths are in the latter category. Really impressive work.
Thanks for the great offer!
--JSP

