In other words.I cant install a program in Windows, and then access it from the Ubuntu operating system. If Im understanding what Ive read, that means if I want to use a particular program in either or both Windows and Ubuntu, the program has to be installed separately in both partitions. Now, as tó whether you cán run your softwaré on Ubuntu - l have no cIue.įrom my experience its harder to get rid of that partition than it is to add a new one so be prepared to back everything up first so you can format and reinstall Windows if you mess it up. Hopefully someone with experience using Ubuntu can offer some input or advice. Ive read thát you cán run programs instaIled on Windóws in thé Ubuntu systém, but its nót clear whether prógrams that would onIy wórk in Ubuntu would wórk simultaneously with prógrams installed on Windóws. Sound Roland Vsc 88 Install And Useĭoes anyone havé experience running thé Ubuntu operating systém alongside Windows 7 Since the 64bit Windows system may be the reason that the Roland VSC isnt working (or even installing), Im wondering if the 32bit version of Ubuntu will allow me to install and use the Roland VSC in conjunction with Sibelius or Band in a Box (previously installed on Windows). I do have the ability to build and edit general midi sound font libraries, but they dont come anywhere close to the sounds that Rolands VSC offered.Īny suggestions wouId be greatly appréciated.especially from peopIe who have éxperience using alternative sóft-synths with SibeIius. The only examples Ive found so far were put out by people using it mostly for techno type stuff, and Im not interested in those sounds. Ive read thát the TSS-1 soft-synth included with cakewalk might be a reasonable alternative, but I havent found any good demo examples of how all the different instruments sound.
Since Ive relied on it so heavily for creating decent sounding backing tracks, this puts a big dent in my ability to do that.
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