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Re: Sysex

Houston, i think we have a problem, i don't use a computer for making
music.

--- In FMSynthesis@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Conrardy" <tconrardy@h...>
wrote:
>
>
> >I'm rather new to synth programming. I own an SY-77 but i only have
> >the presetsounds available. I want to listen to some patches others
> >created. I see a lot of times this 'Sysex'-thing appearing on
several
> >groups. What to do with thes Sysex-things. In other words, what can
> >be done with it. How should these things be loaded into my SY?
> >
> >WIm
>
> Depending on what computer platform you use for music( or if you
even have a
> computer hooked up to your instruments!) You can obtain
applications (
> shareware/freeware and commercial) that allow you to "speak" to
your
> instruments. You can download banks of sounds and send them to your
> instruments. You can even create new sounds, create a custom bank,
and send
> that to your instrument.
>
> To do this, you might need to set your instrument to be able to
recieve
> SysEx information. That is the dialogs you are seeing on the SY77.
I don't
> own one, but most synths allow you to set the recieving and
transmit MIDI
> channel as well as turn on and off system Exclusive. You can also
initiate a
> "dump" of the present patches in the instruments to the computer or
even
> hardware sequencer if it can do that.( which is advisable if you
plan to
> dump new sounds to it and you want to keep the old sounds...the new
sounds
> will overwrite the old ones:-)
>
> Hope this helps explain some things. Let us know your computer
setup and we
> can be more specific.
>
> TimC
>
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Thu Jun 5, 2003 5:55 am

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I'm rather new to synth programming. I own an SY-77 but i only have the presetsounds available. I want to listen to some patches others created. I see a lot of...
bilterfucht
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Jun 4, 2003
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... Depending on what computer platform you use for music( or if you even have a computer hooked up to your instruments!) You can obtain applications ( ...
Tim Conrardy
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Jun 4, 2003
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Houston, i think we have a problem, i don't use a computer for making music. ... several ... even have a ... applications ( ... your ... and send ... recieve ...
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Jun 5, 2003
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... Then you are restricted to making sounds stright from the front panel of your instrument, which is not too bad! I did that for a long time on my DX7!!The...
Tim Conrardy
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Jun 5, 2003
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I will check out of that Pentium I-computer i used to use for making music (fasttracker) is still alive and see what i can do with it. It's just that i don't...
bilterfucht
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Jun 5, 2003
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... impulse tracker will read your fasttracker songs, and can drive MIDI. ;) it's quite a kick. -- Aaron J. Grier | "Not your ordinary poofy goof." |...
Aaron J. Grier
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Jun 6, 2003
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... I would use it only for what you WANT to use it for...perhaps as a database for all your sounds. You don't need to use it for sequencing if you are happy...
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