Sound Engineering Announces Brian Cowells' Engine Room
January 4, 1998Sound Engineering, a leader in sound and sample design since 1991, is proud to announce the availability of additional K2000/2500 programs from Brian Cowell, K2000 programming wunderkind. These programs work excluvsively in conjunction with the Sound Engineering CD-ROM Volume 1: Synths and Drum Machines.
"Brian has taken the raw material from the Sound Engineering CD-ROM for the K2000/2500, and turned it into a masterpiece", said Noam Sane, head Gizmologist."With Brian behind the wheel of the K2000, and the high-octane petrol of the Sound Engineering wave data in the gas tank, these sounds provide a quick start off the line, and a sustained speed of Mach 1. Best of all, they're studio tested."
The Engine Room disk, which is shipping now, is a fantastic supplemental disk for the hundreds of Sound Engineering Volume 1 CD-ROM owners.
Brian has used the Kurzweil MACRO file loading scheme to load in multiple files and layer them against each other to create new and exciting sounds.
Each K2000 or 2500 requires a minimum of 8 meg RAMand at least Ver3.00 (or later software) for a K2000. Engine Room works on any K2500.
Users put the Engine Room floppy in the disk drive and then load the appropriate (MAC) file. Files are automatically loaded from the Sound Engineering CD-ROM attached to the SCSI port of the K2000/2500.
"Engine Room" for Sound Engineering Volume 1: Synths and Drum Machines is priced at just $24.99. Bundle packages that include both Engine Room and the CD-ROM are also available. Visit Sound Engineering on the web at www.soundengine.com.
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