New Manual - any news?

[ZeroZero]

I am a new user of GPO and I just got my head around the old manual when the new update came. It was very welcome, but it has made me confuzzled again, I read the update PDF but my poor brain is having trouble putting it together with the original manual.

Also it would be good to have a spreadsheet or something showing at what velocities a sample layer changes.

Any news?

[imagegod]

Totally agree...there's so much information out there between the original manual, the updated text and the forum, confuzzled is the perfect word (for me, anyhow).

I hate suggesting work to Gary et al. that isn't directly focused on the world class software, but I think it would be a very good investment in time. From my perspective anyhow (and it's the only one I've got!)

[Joseph Burrell]

Once the new manual is finalized and looked over for corrections maybe Gary can make it available for download.

[imagegod]

Sounds like a plan to me...

[ZeroZero]

Thanks for the info Joseph - is it imminent?

If it is i shall wait, if not I shall have to pick the bones out of the other documentation and maybe create a spreadsheet. My (small) brain needs one reference source, otherwise it hurts and whinges.

Again is there a possibility of knowing what velocity triggers what sample - this would be good info for the manual - possibly.
Thanks for an impressive piece of software - a friend of mine was looking over GPO tonight in my studio, and was impressed 'my next purchase' was his response as he's an experienced professional engineer - that's a compliment.

[LFO]

Thanks for the info Joseph - is it imminent?

Again is there a possibility of knowing what velocity triggers what sample - this would be good info for the manual - possibly.


This is something that I attempted to put together several weeks ago. Unfortunately, the task became very cumbersome and (due to a lack of a good enough ear) fairly inaccurate. I still think having a chart of this type would be immensly helpful. Maybe Gary or Tom will be able to get to it someday. Based on what I have seen from this power team in the past, if something does not get done it is not high enough on the priority list. I have also found they keep a good sense of what order of priority items should be at.

I'll be patient and keep hoping. In the meantime I'll just keep making music like I have never been able to before. :)

-Kevin

[Graham Smith]

Once the new manual is finalized and looked over for corrections maybe Gary can make it available for download.

That would be a great idea, not only for current GPO users but also for those of us who are considering the purchase but would like to know more about how to use it. I have a 16 year old son who's very interested in composition work with it, but I gave him the downloaded tutorial on building string sections and his eyes glazed over. I want him to understand that this takes a lot more doing than general MIDI to make the wonderful sounds that I've heard on the demos.

Graham

[imagegod]

Has anyone heard of the 'wiki-encyclopedia'? It's an internet compendium of information that's modified by denizens of the on-line world. Perhaps it would be a good (great?) idea to keep (at least one iteration) of the manual in a form that could be actively modified by forum-creatures (like us)?

In other words, basic updates/modifications would be manifested by Gary et al. (and perhaps locked-down into PDF form) but viewing individuals could add meaningful links (like tutorials or even forum threads) as they change and evolve.

Any thoughts?