Windows GS Wavetable Synth ALTERNATIVE

[Guest guest]

For those of you that want better sounding MIDI tones and/or less sound feedback

delay you can download an easy to install and free " BASSMIDI driver " that works

on WIN7 and 32 & 64-bit computers:

http://www.cmoo.com/snor/weeds/SoundFonts/BASSMIDI_Driver/BASSMIDI_Driver_v1.06_\

Setup.exe

this is an older version (v1.06) which has a delay of almost zero so it is near

real time: less than 0.05 seconds! (the standard Windows GS Wavetable Synth

driver has 10 milliseconds delay).

The bassmidi driver works with soundfonts. A great one can be downloaded here:

http://uk.un4seen.com/files/extra/WeedsGM3.zip

- After you installed the BASSMIDI driver and unpacked the WeedsGM3.zip file,

start the " BASSMIDI Driver configuration " program from your start menu.

- In the tab " soundFonts " add your WeedsGM3.sf2 file.

- In the tab " advanced " , choose BASSMIDI as the default MIDI synth.

- Click apply and enjoy your better sounding midi tones ;-)

For more information and configuration screenshots see:

http://bassmididrv.mudlord.info/#otherdownloads

Rogier

[Guest guest]

0,05 seconds equals 50 milliseconds, so your wavetable should be 5 times slower

then the windows GS wavetable which has a delay of 0,01 or 10 milliseconds???

[Guest guest]

The bassmidi driver should be twice as fast because the Win GS wavetable is

100ms (according to microsoft). But I see I wrote 10ms which is not correct.

sorry for the confusion.

Because it sounds better, is faster, is 64-bits compatible, is easy to install

and also free, I thought I might share this. If for some reason it is better not

to use this driver with braintraining than i don't like to hear that but at

least I want to know it :-)

Don't forget to change the default midi driver in bioexplorer as well.

Rogier

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> 0,05 seconds equals 50 milliseconds, so your wavetable should be 5 times

slower then the windows GS wavetable which has a delay of 0,01 or 10

milliseconds???

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