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A collection of technical support questions and answers for soundcards based on Aureal's Vortex 2 chip. Many questions and answers are provided courtesy of Aureal but are not the official position of Aureal Inc.

25. MIDI/DLS: How do I load a different wavetable set at boot time? - Top

The default wavetable sound bank (a file named AU30GM.ARL) is kept in your Windows System folder. To use a different wavetable sound bank as default, simply rename the current one to something different (such as AUREAL.ARL) and then copy the sound bank you wish to become the default in to the Windows System folder. Rename it AU30GM.ARL and when you reboot, it will now load the new one as the default. - Updated: November 29, 1999

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A collection of technical support questions and answers for soundcards based on Aureal's Vortex 2 chip. Many questions and answers are provided courtesy of Aureal but are not the official position of Aureal Inc.

25. MIDI/DLS: How do I load a different wavetable set at boot time? - Top: The default wavetable sound bank (a file named AU30GM.ARL) is kept in your Windows System folder. To use a different wavetable sound bank as default, simply rename the current one to something different (such as AUREAL.ARL) and then copy the sound bank you wish to become the default in to the Windows System folder. Rename it AU30GM.ARL and when you reboot, it will now load the new one as the default. - Updated: November 29, 1999