Last seen: Jul 10, 2025
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Latency is unavoidable for bulk operations that fetch large amounts of data. Performances with large numbers of parts have large amounts of data. ...
'better approach'? Post info about what you are REALLY wanting to do?
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...
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...
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...
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 ...
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 ...
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...
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...