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1. #SONIC CHARGE SOUND HOW TO#
2. #SONIC CHARGE SOUND ARCHIVE#
3. #SONIC CHARGE SOUND PRO#
4. #SONIC CHARGE SOUND ZIP#
5. #SONIC CHARGE SOUND FREE#

I didn't include any data from any discs that are duplicates of what's already available, but I included label scans for all of them anyway just for the sake of documentation. What's on the disc is verbatim to another disc found in this thread.

Also, an acoustic guitar disc that has program details on the case that differ slightly from one found on this thread, but oddly enough those program details don't match what's on the disc itself (which was factory sealed and played by me for the first time). There are also a few other discs that are the same as I've found in this thread, but with different numbering. There are four discs by Sound Source Unlimited, and also one variation on a Yamaha library piano disc that has different programs than what I've found on this thread in other variations of the same disc.

#SONIC CHARGE SOUND ARCHIVE#

I've been helping a friend archive his old TX16W floppies and came across a few that I haven't seen posted as disc images anywhere. I mean the output amplifier circuitry is going to be different for starters from that of your DAC and ive got a posh DAC. Id like to know the technical explanations of why it doesnt sound exactly the same? Ive not tried sampling yet but id say from the preset synth sounds you get with typhoon it's pretty close and very recognisably a tx16w but not as punchy or grainy as the real thing, i won't be selling my hardware BUT for it's really interesting and a very cool thing to have on the computer and im very glad it was made, a very cool thing indeed.

maybe because i know magnus is a tru playa. but for some reason this thing has me all excited again. maybe i wouldn't be such a blow if they didn't hype it up so much, you know? thanks Manix Londonĭoes anybody have a comparison on how it stands up to the real thing? i mean when it comes to sampling in through external source? do they REALLY compare sonically?īecause i've had my hopes let down by just about every vst/sample/vintage emulation thing out there right now. i would use this so much going forward so any help would be great. on yamaha hs7s no less and bwoy did it sound good.

#SONIC CHARGE SOUND FREE#

Thanks for this free release i was actually impressed when i heard it. Basically go from DAW to TX16W Back to DAW will routing with saffire be needed to do this i imagine so but as this is digital the daw and plugin should be enough right ?

this as various routing possibilities as does S1.but as mentioned before the user is not to scientific with the professor stuff.lol.

#SONIC CHARGE SOUND PRO#

i dont want to store sounds on it but just use it to process stems for instance.so i got that sonic edge ya get me ) im using studio one 2 latest release also using focusrite pro 24 dsp. as usual.Ģ i have seen that you can route to this device (audio). im sure its simple and just a user issue.lol. how do we unload the previous to view the new loaded content. when i load a floppy from your links alls well great sound by the way, but when i load another disk the same disk of samples remains. well two questions.ġ simple thing but dont seem to be able to work it out. If you have some unique sounds for this old sampling beast, do not hesitate to share them! If they are not too big you can attach them here on this forum directly. (The technical reason is explained in the FAQ.) But once you find something that you like you can "freeze" the entire machine to an. Use the same steps for loading Yamaha disks except that you should choose instead of.

#SONIC CHARGE SOUND HOW TO#

This is an excerpt from the FAQ ( ) that explains how to load the sounds from disk images into Cyclone: Try the links in the first reply below instead.

#SONIC CHARGE SOUND ZIP#

Here is a link to zip archives that contain everything that we have converted this far: Įdit: that file server did not hold up for long. You need to use the import routine in Typhoon 2000 to load the latter type. Some of the disks are in Typhoon format while others are in original Yamaha OS format. With some excellent help from Koshdukai we have converted them all to disk image files that can be inserted into our virtual TX16W. During the beta of Cyclone we searched around for Yamaha TX16W disks on various internet archives.