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WAVmaker turns MIDI files of virtually unlimited polyphony and
complexity into CD-quality WAVs with perfect timing precision,
using fully editable instrument patches and samples of virtually
unlimited size, without the noise and distortion introduced
by conventional recording: the rendering process is performed
entirely in the digital domain, independently of your sound
hardware. In fact, you don't even need a sound card to run
WAVmaker!
The WAVs produced are ready to be burnt on CD, uploaded to a
website or processed further (e.g. mixed with recorded vocals).
All registered WAVmaker packages include the GSound 44 General
MIDI and GS instrument library: a CD-ROM with full, ready-to-use
GM and GS sets consisting of 3+ MB PRG patches and 261+ MB 44.1
kHz, 16 bit WAV samples! WAVmaker Plus adds a Mellosoftron key
for easy patch creation/editing and real time performance.
WAVmaker Studio also includes an Ace of WAV key for advanced sound
editing and synthesis. |
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| I'm not a professional in this field, but it seems to me that the program is done really well! There are a number of features for MIDI editing and the resulted WAV plays really great! At least, I've converted a number of files, burned the to CD and the result plays much better, then on my cheap sound card... |
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well, what I dislike about wave maker:
1. The interface: is awful (or just is not...)
2. The editing capabilityes on a MIDI file are prety bad (I actually wonder why did you anyway put an "edit" button after all).
What I like:
the way it renders the MIDIs: clean, fast enough, and, hey, digitaly...! ;)
Peace.
Version: 3.6 | Date: 2003-06-28 | claudiu iacob - romania |
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Version: 3.7
ShareWare
Interface: ENG
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Added: 26 Mar 2000
Updated: 22 Oct 2003 |
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