Korg Wavestation librarian

[philip]

So...

I've been searching, but haven't found anything!

Downloaded the SoundTower-but, it's only an editor.

What I need is to compile my own RAM Perf bank from different SYX banks, by pressing copy\past.

Any ideas?

[desmond]

SoundDiver has always been king here, for me. It's dependency handling is amazing.

[SerialSinger]

I confirm. I used SoundDiver in these days for the same needs, after having tried other different tools. It's still the best after all.

[meatballfulton]

Since SoundDiver has been discontinued for a long time, is there anyway to even get a copy?

[desmond]

Since SoundDiver has been discontinued for a long time, is there anyway to even get a copy?

On the Mac platform (which I am), anyone with an XSkey can freely use the SD3 beta version, which I'm sure you can still find around the net.

For the PC, you'd probably need to track down a copy on ebay or use other less official means.

I even have an old version of SoundDiver for the Atari ST...

[philip]

Since SoundDiver has been discontinued for a long time, is there anyway to even get a copy?

Here's the Diver, but I can't make it work on my WIN7 PC((

http://www.mediafire.com/file/v3t5bjpg1 ... N.rar/file

[gridsleep]

Since SoundDiver has been discontinued for a long time, is there anyway to even get a copy?

The last version of SoundDiver for Windows is available freely from the Internet Archive. I use it in Windows 10 x64 with no problem whatsoever. It has editors/librarians for a couple of hundred synths from before, say, 2002, including all versions of the Wavestation. There are also facilities for creating new definitions, but it requires programming/script editing chops.

Consider donating to the Archive. They save the Internet from being deleted.