M I S S I N G S O U N D B A N K S
I'm still searching for the discontinued commercial WS soundbanks listed above. As you will see, there are several uncertainties about this material.
Any informations or - best of all - a sysex version of it are welcome!
By the way, if you own material or hold informations about products that are not listed here (or on my commercial soundbanks webpage), you can e-mail it to me.
Companies/distributers/sounddesigners/programmers (alphabetical order):
| Bowen, J. | Hotop, Michael | Korg | Newtronic |
Quantum Audio Concepts |
| Smarcus | Soft Sound | Wessling, Hartmut | XTrem Sound |
KORG
I'm still searching for a WS MCR-03 RAM card programmed by J. Bowen and named "Sweet Sequences".
I don't know if these are original programmations (as for the "Vector World" RAM card) or not.
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated!
SOFT SOUND
Soft Sound (then renamed LETHOS-Production) distributed the five soundbanks listed on my commercial soundbanks webpage.
It seems that they compiled a WS 7 soundbanks set on an Atari 3.5" floppy disk, which means that two soundbanks are missing to my collection.
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated (many thanks to Pete South for his contribution).
XTREM SOUND
XTrem Sound is a german company which produced two WS ROM cards as listed on my commercial soundbanks webpage.
A volume three named "Super Analog" was announced in their 1993 catalog, but it seems that it was in fact never ended and finally not distributed.
Any precisions about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it (even not complete) would be much appreciated (many thanks to Pete South for his contribution).
SMARCUS
An advertisement published in the April 1993 Keyboard issue classifieds pages mentioned that an independant canadian sounddesigner (The Pas, Manitoba)
apparently named Smarcus distributed the three WS complete soundbanks listed above.
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated (many thanks to Glyn Spaulding for his contribution).
QUANTUM AUDIO CONCEPTS
Quantum Audio Concepts is an american company (Guilford, Connecticut) which produced soundbanks for diverse synths. I don't know how many soundbanks they proposed for the WS.
Any informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated! Many thanks to the internaute who kindly mentioned it to me.
MICHAEL HOTOP
An advertisement published in a 1993 issue mentioned these above soundbanks as distributed by Michael.
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated (many thanks to the internaute who kindly mentioned it to me).
NEWTRONIC
Newtronic is an english company (London). In early 90's advertisements, they mentioned one WS product:
- "Magic Patches" Series (£29 per set). As it seems that Newtronic was in touch at this time with Käng-Kong Productions (which sold Klaus-Peter Rausch - aka "Mr. Magic" soundbanks), I may think that this soundbank is in fact the same as the one sold by KKP (perhaps) and Korg
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated! Many thanks to the internaute who kindly mentioned it to me.
©2009-2026 Bobby Blues. All Rights Reserved.
I'm still searching for a WS MCR-03 RAM card programmed by J. Bowen and named "Sweet Sequences".
I don't know if these are original programmations (as for the "Vector World" RAM card) or not.
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated!
| MCR03 "Sweet Sequences" (programmed by J. Bowen) | Image |
SOFT SOUND
Soft Sound (then renamed LETHOS-Production) distributed the five soundbanks listed on my commercial soundbanks webpage.
It seems that they compiled a WS 7 soundbanks set on an Atari 3.5" floppy disk, which means that two soundbanks are missing to my collection.
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated (many thanks to Pete South for his contribution).
| Atari 3.5" floppy disk set (I ignore the exact name - 2 soundbanks are missing) |
XTREM SOUND
XTrem Sound is a german company which produced two WS ROM cards as listed on my commercial soundbanks webpage.
A volume three named "Super Analog" was announced in their 1993 catalog, but it seems that it was in fact never ended and finally not distributed.
Any precisions about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it (even not complete) would be much appreciated (many thanks to Pete South for his contribution).
| "Super Analog" (programmed by Hartmut Wessling) |
SMARCUS
An advertisement published in the April 1993 Keyboard issue classifieds pages mentioned that an independant canadian sounddesigner (The Pas, Manitoba)
apparently named Smarcus distributed the three WS complete soundbanks listed above.
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated (many thanks to Glyn Spaulding for his contribution).
| "Synclarity" |
| "Obocussion" |
| "Fire Bells" |
QUANTUM AUDIO CONCEPTS
Quantum Audio Concepts is an american company (Guilford, Connecticut) which produced soundbanks for diverse synths. I don't know how many soundbanks they proposed for the WS.
Any informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated! Many thanks to the internaute who kindly mentioned it to me.
| How many soundbanks..? |
MICHAEL HOTOP
An advertisement published in a 1993 issue mentioned these above soundbanks as distributed by Michael.
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated (many thanks to the internaute who kindly mentioned it to me).
| HOT "Dance Vol.1" (Digital) |
| HOT "Pop Vol.2" (Pop) |
| HOT "Dance Vol.3" (Analog Synth) |
| HOT "Video Vol.4" (Analog/Digital) |
| HOT "Video Vol.5" (Backing Music) |
| HOT "Groove Vol.6" (Dance/Grooving) |
NEWTRONIC
Newtronic is an english company (London). In early 90's advertisements, they mentioned one WS product:
- "Magic Patches" Series (£29 per set). As it seems that Newtronic was in touch at this time with Käng-Kong Productions (which sold Klaus-Peter Rausch - aka "Mr. Magic" soundbanks), I may think that this soundbank is in fact the same as the one sold by KKP (perhaps) and Korg
Any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated! Many thanks to the internaute who kindly mentioned it to me.
| "Magic Patches" Series (£29 per set) |
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