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RE: Difference between User Voices and editing Voice parameters in a performance?

Pressing 'Store' saves the user voice. If you don't press store then the changes you make won't create a new user voice but they also won't be there t...

1 month ago
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RE: Using OnSong to change performances on Modx7 and a connected ext midi device, while also sending notes from the Modx to the ext device

Yes - use a 'clone' performance for the sustain issue. the sustain would need to be turned off in the zone transmit for each part in the performan...

1 month ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

Looking forward to hearing more about your specific use case. You are the only one that can decide what trade-offs are best suited for your usage. W...

1 month ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

We suggest you create a simple, offline dataset (e.g CSV file) to hold the data. although the code takes a few hundred ms to run when I request in...

1 month ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

Now for the HARD part - user and Library performances. Did you notice that 'Performance PRE 40' entry in the table? But 40 * 128 = 5120 but there ar...

1 month ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

Latency is unavoidable for bulk operations that fetch large amounts of data. Performances with large numbers of parts have large amounts of data. ...

1 month ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

'better approach'? Post info about what you are REALLY wanting to do?

1 month ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

There is no need to check addresses 3 or 4 at all. As the table on p.217 shows: 1. If address 1 is '4p' it is an AN-X part record. 2. If address 1...

2 months ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

Didn't understand this 'the low nibble ... matching the nn sent part number'. When you request a part you only get that one part - so why would you c...

2 months ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

1. Create a performance with one AWM2, one DRUM, one FM-X and one AN-x part request part 4f0 43 20 7f 1c 0d 04 04 01 03 f7 record 97 isF0 43 00 7F 1...

2 months ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

1. load p3 - this is an Init Normal (AN-X) as you described 2. request part 1 (there is only one part) - f0 43 20 7f 1c 0d 04 04 01 00 f7 3. 112 ...

2 months ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

1. load p2 - this is an Init Normal (FM-X) as you described 2. request part 1 (there is only one part) - f0 43 20 7f 1c 0d 04 04 01 00 f7 3. 118 ...

2 months ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

Please post the actual steps you are taking similar to this example: 1. load p1 - this is an Init Drum as you described 2. request part 1 (there i...

2 months ago
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RE: PART TYPE SysEx?

The bulk address you used doesn't look right. Bear with me - you are an advanced user but, just like you do in your videos, I'm trying to explain this...

2 months ago
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