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Everest
is a shareware Windows 95/98/NT program for editing the Kurzweil MA/1
synthesizer, currently a part of the Turtle Beach Pinnacle and AVM
Apex semi-pro audio cards. It is constantly evolving,
and this feature list constantly gets longer!
Current
Features
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Works with AVM Technology Apex and
Turtle Beach Pinnacle!
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Layout
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Intuitive "mixer" layout of most of the controls
for editing a program!
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Visually browse or edit all layers simultaneously!
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Fast access to all of the parameters!
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Real-time feel controls!
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Hierarchical modulator editor!
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Virtual Keyboard monitors all notes being
played!
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Bank Editor, lets you create custom banks
from existing banks!
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Stereo Layers, Keymaps and Samples!
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Frequency Spectrum tool to find original note!
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Use with your favorite Wave Editor!
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Wizards!
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SampleStore creates complete programs
from .WAV files!
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Drum Kit Wizard for fast importing
of drum wave data!
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Tonal Program Wizard makes multisample
mapping virtually automatic!
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Microtuning Wizard lets you set up
exotic (non equal) temperaments!
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Works with lots of existing formats!
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Native support for *.pbf (Turtle Beach's
Pinnacle Bank File format)
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Everest MA-1 bank format (.emb) - embedded
and lossless-compressed samples!
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Imports *.sf2 files (SoundFont2
compatibility) (please read notes below)!
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Imports *.krz files (Kurzweil K2000
format) (please read notes below)!
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Loads and Saves MIDI Sysex banks.
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Imports *.apex (AVM Sample Studio format)
(based on beta 2 version)
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Hardware limitation workarounds!!
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Automatic conversion to 15 bits to circumvent
firmware distortion bug on Pinnacle. (When TB fixes the problem, you can
just turn off the mode and be happy!)
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Sample polyphony problem fixed for programs
that are percussive, ignoring note off!
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Other firmware bugs are automatically fixed!
Future Features (expect to see
them in the summer of 98)
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Better keymap editing
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Better importing of .sf2 and .krz
Click on the screen
shot to get a full resolution picture! (it's a little old, but pretty close
to the actual look)
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