From my brief memory, this is some of the things
you can do with Octamed when using NSM stuff:
-All sorts of editing plug-ins, like easy transposing, rearranging
of instruments, etc.
-Sample processing like filtering and echos. (and this
programs are made in real programming-languages, not
arexx, so they are as fast as you get them.)
-Making notes of tracks, eg. track-names, like in
the windows-version, only much better (my opinion).
-Using Bars'n'Pipes tools and accessorys. (I'm not kidding. :)
-Making the extended preset work correctly. (with bank-change)
-Record nearly all sorts of midi-signals into the track-editor
in real-time (not just note on/off/velocity).
-Use a Triple Play Plus or Quadra Play midi-interface.
(48/64 midichannels).
-If you know programming, you have the possibility to
program all sorts of plug-ins in c/c++/E/assembler, where
the plug-ins becomes thousends of times faster than
the plug-ins you can write in Arexx.
General information:
NSM is an open source pathing and plug-in system for
Octamed Soundstudio 1.03c. There are over 50 plug-ins
and patches freely available, and development-kits,
from:
http://www.stud.ifi.uio.no/~ksvalast/nsm/
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