Once a card is converted into a file and put somewhere ( !!! copyright infringement !!! ), then it doesn't need to be done again. We're talking about a grand total of 14x2 MB, of which only 9x2 seem to be procurable. If someone is able to read a card, they can read them all. If someone has working instructions to share.Īgain, the WaveRex folks will know next to everything about that, and it's not linear as y'all assume. And I already read the plethora of old web pages.
But as I said above, I've been unable to make Windows XP recognise the cards.
2 from SybarisLabs, 1 is said to have existed but nobody has ever seen it, the other isn't even said to have existed 4 from Synth Legends, 1 can be found mint and the toher 3 are a mystery If they do manage to market the USB-writable card, one part of the equation gets solved.Īs to the cards, I know of a total of 14: But other than that I have no idea.Again, the WaveRex folks will know next to everything about that, and it's not linear as y'all assume. I know that the 01/w for instance only hat 32khz samples and 16bit. However I still need to get more details on the multisound format of korg.
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