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11<h1 id="ADV_EMU_OVERVIEW">Overview</h1>
12<h2>What is PC Emulation?</h2>
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14SoundMaker supports the PC emulation-based playback of sounds from computer audio output.<br> PC emulation runs as an independent program from the SoundMaker GUI and allows the playback of instruments in the stream sounds, sequence sounds, wave sounds, and bank files of Sound Projects.<br>
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19There are two ways to play instruments using PC emulation.<br> The first is playback using GUI operations where playback is performed from the bank window. This corresponds to &quot;Playback Information Route 1&quot; in the conceptual diagram below. The second is playback based on MIDI signals from an external MIDI device. This corresponds to &quot;Playback Information Route 2&quot; in the conceptual diagram below.
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22Note that completely different operations are performed under PC emulation for these two methods of playback. GUI-based selection of instruments does not affect the playback of any particular MIDI channel.<br>
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24<h3>Conceptual Diagram of PC Emulation</h3>
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