[<font]Just want to check the percussion here. Snare, Bass drum, 7 tympanis and a cymbal?

I used TTS-1 to check. Just want to be sure since percussion can be an unknown.

Thanks Randy. I acutually split them first and then figured out what they were.    

vicsant


Hi Randy,

When you do post the submissions, maybe you should start another thread?

This one is hhuuuuggeeeee...........

Whoops - The submissions have been online and available for several days now.-----!---

We started a new thread when the news broke that this event became a gen-u-wine Contest - Gary Garritan has donated a fantastic line of prizes, in case you missed that news too.  The entry with the most votes will win the entire line of Garritan software - GPO, JABB, COMB, and The Authorized Steinway - And runners-up will get one library, with the up-coming new Garritan World library in the mix ---!

Maybe we can start a third thread on this - we were hoping people were subscribed to either one or both of these existing threads, so they could keep abreast of the news.

But here's the site again where all the entries are posted.  Deadline for new entries is August 15th, the polls will start after that, then after a voting period of two weeks, we'll display the info about what synth was used in each entry along with the notes the creators provided about their work.

THE ORCHESTRAL SHOOTOUT MP3s

Randy B.

Hi, Glyn - Glad to hear you're still planning on sending in an entry.

"...I have found a work around if I disable "accept standard controllers for volume and pan" in the Instrument options in Kontakt..."

That's not really a work-around, that's what that control in Kontakt is for.  It determines whether or not the host program's pan and volume faders will control the Kontakt mixer or not.  You found your answer.

You can right click and disable control on each individual pan control and fader in Sonar, but that would take longer and isn't as reliable.

Randy B.

rbowser


Hi, Glyn - Glad to hear you're still planning on sending in an entry.

"...I have found a work around if I disable "accept standard controllers for volume and pan" in the Instrument options in Kontakt..."

That's not really a work-around, that's what that control in Kontakt is for.  It determines whether or not the host program's pan and volume faders will control the Kontakt mixer or not.  You found your answer.

You can right click and disable control on each individual pan control and fader in Sonar, but that would take longer and isn't as reliable.

Randy B.

Thanks Randy, the confusing thing is I can't see where Sonar is setting the volume and pan.
 
I have two versions on the go, but the Independence version might not make it because of technical problems.

rbowser

This sequence was arranged by someone only known to us as "GaryW0001@aol.com" - You can see his credit listed in the file's Markers, along with credit for "Blue Max Distribution" which apparently is a company name he used for himself.  The date is 1998 - so it's old information.  I wrote to Gary, but that email no longer exists.  I tried the address spelled with zeros and then with capital "O's" but neither work.  I wanted to let him know that we wanted to use his work for this purpose.

So we've tried to contact him, and we're giving him credit - I made sure his info was included in the file, even though it's outdated.  I'm sure he'd enjoy knowing that what he did back then is still alive, and that it's being used for this educational, not-for-profit purpose.

Randy B.

If you still want to contact Gary Wachtel (GaryW0001) you can do so here: GaryW0001@GaryW0001.com. However, Gary produces MIDI files, he does not, to my knowledge, produce arrangements. The Star Trek Theme used was arranged by Calvin Custer and is part of his Star Trek Suite if you want to credit him.
Hope this helps,
Alan T