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NoiZe Version 3 Supported Instruments

Recent Additions

Librarian Modules for the Alesis QSR and EMu Proteus 2000 have been added.

The Editor Module for the Roland MT-32 and the Librarian Module for the Ensoniq TS-10/TS-12 have been updated.

Currently Supported Instruments

NoiZe currently has either an Editor Module or a Librarian Module available for the instruments in the following list:
Note: The (L) symbol indicates instruments which are supported with only a Librarian Module. All other instruments have an Editor Module available. See the Frequently Asked Questions page for a discussion on the difference between Editor Modules and Librarian Modules.

Alesis: QuadraVerb 2 (L)

DigiTech: DSP256XL (L)

E-Mu: Morpheus
Proteus/1
Proteus/1XR
Proteus/1+XR
Proteus/2
Proteus/2XR
Proteus/3
Proteus/3XR
UltraProteus
Proteus FX
VintageKeys
VintageKeys Plus

Ensoniq: SQ-1 (L)
TS-10 (L)
TS-12 (L)

JL Cooper: MSB Plus (L)
MSB Plus R2 (L)

Kawai: K5
K5m

Korg: 01/W
01R/W
01/W-pro
03R/W
05R/W
M1
M1R
Wavestation/EX (L)

Line6: POD

Roland: D-110
JV-80
JV-90
JV-880
JV-1000
JV-1080
MT-32
SC-88 (L)
U-220
XP-50
XP-80

Yamaha: DX7
SY85
TG500
TG77 (L)
TX81Z
WT11

Additional Instruments

Watch this page for the latest info on available Editor Modules. Whenever we finish an Editor Module for an instrument, we will add it to this list, and notify anyone who requested that instrument by email. (We won't spam you, though. We will only send you an email if you sent us an email request for that instrument.)

You may download new or updated Editor Modules from the NoiZe Download page.

User Contributed Librarian Modules

In addition, the following Librarian Modules were developed and contributed by NoiZe users and are included with NoiZe for your convenience. They have not been tested by, and are not supported by Terzoid Software, but are being used by our users who own these instruments. They are provided as-is, and their quality and completeness may vary.

They also make a great reference or starting point that you can use if you wish to develop Librarian Modules of your own.

Alesis: QSR (L) (contributed by Keith Clayton)

EMu: Proteus 2000 (L) (contributed by Keith Clayton)

Ensoniq: DP-4 (L) (contributed by Erik Habbinga)

Korg: Prophecy (L) (contributed by Sander Wesseling)
T Series (L) (contributed by Brandon Munday / Split Infinity Music)

Roland: AlphaJuno 1 (L) (contributed by Sander Wesseling)
GR-50 (L) (contributed by Don Pugsley)
SoundCanvas (L)

Yamaha: SY35 (L) (contributed by Mike Le Voi)

We'd be happy to include any Librarian Modules you develop along with NoiZe in the user contributed Librarian Modules file. Just send us Email at noize@terzoid.com for more information. If you develop a Librarian Module for an instrument that we don't currently have, we'll give you a discount off of your purchase of NoiZe or NoiZe:Lib.

You may download new or updated Librarian Modules from the NoiZe Download page.

Don't see your instrument here?

If you have an instrument that you would like to use NoiZe with, but an Editor Module is not currently available for it, please let us know about it. If we get enough requests for a particular instrument or family of instruments (and the manufacturer's SYSEX implementation is sufficient), we may develop an Editor Module for it.

User feedback is the primary source of information that we use to determine which instruments to support. The best way to let us know which instruments you'd like supported is to fill out our Editor Module Request Form.

And thanks for your patience while we develop additional modules. We strive to make our editors the best you can get for any price. But this takes time.

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