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The typical PC that we all use doesn't have any kind of "synth chip" with sounds on it.
For example, if you are using Band-in-a-Box, and use the Coyote Wavetable synth (or the Roland VSC, or the Coyote Forte), you aren't using any kind of "synth chip" on your sound card. Most people don't even have sound cards, let alone synth chips on them.

So, please let us know, since most of your posts refer to this "99 cent synth chip" that is present in a typical PC, what are you talking about????



Ok, now I'm completely confused Peter. Of course every PC sold has a soundchip on the motherboard, where do you think the Windows sounds comes from? Unless I'm way offbase here, the Coyote Wavetable is only a piece of code to allow the built in MS Wavetable (the one built into every PC) to act as a DXi but the actual sounds themselves are still just the basic .99c chip Notes is talking about (it may be much less than .99c it could only be a few pennies).

Are you now saying that's not the case, the Coyote Wavetable actually has its own soundset separate from the MS Wavetable?

Bob

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