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Connecting a Wavetable
The TerraTec
SoundSystem Maestro32/96
has a Wavetable synthesizer with 393 different
instrument sounds in 4 MB ROM on board. Together with the MFX² effect processor and its
reverb- and chorus-algorithms this PCM sample memory provides excellent natural sounds for
games and MIDI songs. Although, together with Steinberg’s Cubasis Audio, you are very flexi-
ble in composing your own songs, you might encounter the limits of 16 MIDI channels or 32
voices of the integrated Wavetable at some time. In order to help you to exceed these limits,
the soundcard has a standard Waveblaster compatible port CN4 so that you can connect a
Wavetable module (the modules from most of our beloved competitors should work too). You
just have to take care, that the external module is plugged in parallel to the soundcard and
fixed with the additional spacer.
Port for external Wavetable Module
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Ensure that the external module is connected parallel to the soundcard, and fix it (in the case
of a TerraTec Professional WaveSystem) with the additional spacer.
Unfortunately, the large number of Wavetable modules available on the market means that
there is no guarantee that every expansion module will fit perfectly on the soundcard (i.e.
there is no guarantee that components will not get in the way of each other). In such a case,
please contact the manufacturer of your Wavetable module and ask for a suitable intermediate
connector and longer spacers. As (temporary) protection, you can also place a piece of thin
card between the boards (please do not use any coated pizza packaging, etc.).
Please regard that there are two different drivers for the internal and the external wavetable.
In a sequencer the driver assigned to the track determines the internal or the external wavetable.
The volume of the external wavetable can be controlled by the CD-slider.