Prophet 3000 editor I don't know about, never looked tbh. I got warned about the 3000 by the tech who sold me the serviced 2000, he had a 3000 and groaned when I mentioned itThe choir sample is very nice (women's voices). I see in the filenames of the .p2k sample packs names like "DX-7", "D-50", "Kurzweil", etc. Are those sampled (by you?) from those instruments and put into the P. 2000? Is it legal to use those samples in music that one uploads to Youtube for instance? The P. 2000 didn't come with factory samples, did it?
Is there a Prophet 3000 editor (like the Propher 2012 software)?
No those aren't my samples, I never got admitted to the P2K group back in the day, it wasn't being managed by that time. As for factory samples I'm not sure if they were bought by Wine Country perhaps? I've been shy about paying for those (tut tut naughty naughty) maybe I should bite the bullet but they seem like pretty standard acoustic fare, a studio gear dealer in London told me the piano is very good though. You would've thought there'd been some sampling session by Sequential but getting a proper choir together in a nice room rather than converting old EMU samples might've been not viable for them. I couldn't really comment on the use of them on Youtube n legality.
What are those 3 .img files in the Google drive folder? Could be something interesting. I've not used disk image files on the Mac before.
Statistics: Posted by MIDI_in_or_out — Sat Aug 17, 2024 1:59 pm