Re: sound libraries for vintage MIDI synths

Mr.T wrote:
> "Green Xenon [Radium]" <glucegen1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:481b9fbc$0$7038$4c368faf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> The best vintage MIDI synth is Creative Music Synth. Creative Music
>> Synth is the FM synth chip present in the SoundBlaster-16-ISA cards.
>> Unfortunately, I am the only one who likes it.
> 
> Yep, the rest of the world moved on from crappy 2 or 4 op FM synths over
a
> decade ago! And of course Radium obviously hasn't even heard a Yamaha
DX7,
> or he would know there were far better FM synths even at the time.
> Lets face it, even a Yamaha FB01 killed the SoundBlaster synth, and
that's
> hardly considered the best midi box available! The Roland MT32 was the
MIDI
> standard for PC games at the time being a hundred times better than the
> crappy SoundBlaster.
> (we can safely assume he hasn't heard one of those either!)


Yes, I've listened the audio quality all the stuff you mentioned. Still 
not as refre****ng as Creative Music Synth.

Sadly for me, Creative Technology does not want to talk about Creative 
Music Synth. I've contacted them in almost any way, shape, and form but 
not gotten any good info. I rarely get a response and when I do, it's 
usually crap. They told me, SB PCI 128 and Ensoniq contains Creative 
Music Synth. I already knew they were wrong because one of my friends 
has both those cards. I've checked the MIDI output for both those cards 
-- no Creative Music Synth. Creative Technology are a bunch of liars.

I feel like burning their skins off to extract their intellectual 
property. I want to force them to reveal each and every technical aspect 
of Creative Music Synth to me. I want to sear their skins with yellow 
fire whenever they refuse to give me the correct info. If they ignore 
me, I want to burn them. If they intentionally give me the wrong answer, 
I want to burn them.

Burn Creative Technology to forcibly steal their intellectual property 
rights. Do this interrogation style.