Maiki, you're making something out of nothing. For years PG included the VSC just so when a new user first opens Biab they can hear some sounds. Now with so many 64 bit systems they needed to come up with an alternative. The TTS-1 was not an option because it's only available with Cakewalk products so PG now sells Music Creator for $39 not because you need another sequencer since PG already has Real Band, it's so you can get the TTS-1 for $39. Not bad.
Just using the basic wavetable that comes with all PC's only gives sounds no DXi rendering or effects. Somehow Coyote was able to add some programming to it to turn that wavetable into a DXi so PG can still include a basic DXi synth for free. It sounds like crap and nobody cares but there it is. They didn't want to ship the product with no DXi at all. The Coyote wavetable and the Coyote Forte are entirely different. Since one is free and the other costs $40, that should be obvious. The TTS-1 is good but for my money the Forte is better.

Bob

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