Although Jan Eidtmann's great E-mu editor, Prodatum, has inspired me to create a lot of sounds, I
desperately needed a library program to rearrange and save my new creations.
Click here to go and get Prodatum
Like Jan's E-mu editor, there are three different System Exclusive file formats to contend with for these very similar synthesisers.
They only have small differences, but are incompatible. As a result the program detects the synth on startup and
associated file type and sets up a separate directory structure for each type of synthesiser it discovers.
...Documents\Audity\
...Documents\Proteus\
...Documents\Command\
all with the same sub-directories
This way, if you have an XL1 ROM along with your Composer ROM in your Proteus2000, you can store XL and Composer patches in the same library.
This allows you to use the Mix function to create new patches using the waves in both ROMs.
To download this copyright software you must agree not sell it or to distribute it in any way.
You must agree not to reverse engineer it in any way.
That being said, you may quite freely link here www.bwalk.com.au .
Click here to chat at the Proteus 2000 forum
I have used the program for some time now, but that doesn't mean there won't be a bug in it somewhere.
Let me know if you have any problems.
Feel free to suggest any improvements you think might be usefull.