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In an effort to bring System Exclusive (SysEx) messages to the masses, I embarked on a mission to produce this tutorial which will help people plumb the depths of this wonderful and powerful area of MIDI.
via Eddie’s Home – MIDI – SysEx Tutorial.
Also see Creating User Drum Sets on the Roland Sound Canvas – could apply to SH-32?
Handy reference. I love the drum sets in the SH-32 but they can’t be edited ‘on-the-fly’ from the front interface.
A look at the SH-32’s MIDI spec indicates that editing of individual drum tones might be possible in software.
If time allows (and this is not a priority), I hope to build a VST Rhythm Tone editor for the SH-32 using Synthmaker.
Nice little project, but where will I find the time?
More insights into formant synthesis. It’s beginning to make sense now. Just need to spend some quality time with those formant operators.
Also bought a Zeedit licence….
xl7 : Message: assigning sends/sub-outputs – in the pattern.
Nice tip from AtomSmasher on the Yahoo group:
until recently, if i wanted a patch to be routed to a particulars sub-output (send) i would save an edited copy of the patch with “->2” appended to the patch name so i could tell it’s routed to send 2, or sub-output 1.
of course this consumes a memory location for a patch which is often just a duplicate patch. not ideal.
better way: leave the “output” parameter alone in the patch. go into the event editor and create an event for that MIDI channel on CC-79: Controller 79 is hard-coded to the Mix Output parameter.
0 = Use Preset
1 = Send 1
2 = Send 2
3 = Send 3
4 = Send 4While looping, create the CC-79 event at tick 002. make sure it works as desired, then move the event to tick 001 (where it’s used to set up the patch but won’t loop).
with different effects (or effect/no-effect), multiple CC-79 messages can be used to bounce a patch to different effects/sends during different sections of a loop 😉
…atom
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