#KCS2-V.3.01 (cont.)
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One thing to keep in mind is that dr T thinks in terms of modules. KCS for
Basic editing, Level II for composition, Phantom for SMPTE, and TIGER for
graphic editing, Copyist for printing. You will be able to tie all of these
together. The demos I've seen of TIGER are quite impressive–real time
graphic editing of MIDI data and controllers WHILE the sequence is playing.
In my opinion, different kinds of music demand different approaches. You
should be able to do graphic editing AND event lists depending on which you
need. I think TIGER will add those capabilities to KCS and satisfy many of
your complaints.
Nick,
Glad to be of service. 8)
I know what you mean about the sense of acomplishment one feels after
figuring out all the ins, outs, and work-arounds of a program or system.
Sorry about forgetting to format the SS-Modules lines so that they didn't
run together.
One other thing: Be certain to start the program from your hd SoundScape
icon, rather than the floppy SoundScape icon. You just need to have the
original SoundScape disk in the drive so that the program can check the
copy protection. You don't need it for anything else.
David
Mine too, Major Yawns, tho Paul Gerhardt was nice enuff not to say so.
He enjoyed my first demo reel.
Oh, I enjoyed your demo reel – don't get me wrong – and I'm looking
forward to checking out the 'New! Improved!' version. (Sounds like you've
added some interesting stuff!)
Nonononononononono you never saw the one I was refferring to Erik. Don't
get nervous. The Reel I was talking about was all HAM anims