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but that's another story.Р”Р„ctually Richard, I don't think it is another story. Quote from: Richard Woodroffe - 08:40 pm Now if NoteWorthy and VST. Last Edit: 10:42 pm by Richard Woodroffe.

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So I thought that I would relay all of this so that anyone else trying to get decent sound reproduction using a Vista portable will at least know the steps I have tried and the potential of a future version of GPO. I'm not sure what to make of the 'most likely' but there it is. However, they did say quote 'this fall we'll be coming out with a new version that most likely will interface with Noteworthy.' end quote. They replied that Northern Instruments would not permit this. So the connection between NoteWorthy and Garritan Personal Orchestra version 3 cannot be made.Р”Р„n email was sent to to Garritan to enquire if, after purchasing Garritan Personal Orchestra version 3, you could then download Kontact player version 1 and thereby be able to use it with NoteWorthy Composer. This uses Northern Instruments Kontact Player version 2 to play the samples and guess what ! Garritan studio cannot use Kontact Player version 2. So I thought I would go ahead and purchase Garriatan Personal Orchestra.

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In addition, you need to use some software called Garritan Studio to link NoteWorthy Composer to Garritan Personal Orchestra. Garritan Personal Orchestra uses Northern Instruments Kontact Player version 1 to play the sound samples. This worked brilliantly although it is not as easy to manipulate as a soundblaster soundcard with sound fonts. I next tried Garritan Personal Orchestra - Version 2. I next tried synthfont with midiyoke as the device that fed the output from NoteWorthy to Synthfont. They would not say if there were plans to make a soundcard for Vista portables that supports soundfonts. But it doesn't.Р”Р„fter several emails to Soundblaster, I discovered that not even their external USB soundcards support soundfonts under Vista. Soundblaster now make an Express card sound card (X-Fi Xtreme Audio Notebook)and you would think, wouldn't you, that this would also support sound fonts.

On my old XP portable, it had pcmcia card slot in which I could use a Soundblaster pcmcia Audigy card (Audigy 2 ZS Notebook) which supported sound fonts. I have recently been forced to buy a new portable, this has Vista as an operating system.