[sdiy] DX7 Patch Files

ニコラス・ケント ndkent at optonline.net
Tue Apr 18 23:32:37 CEST 2006


>
> With all the talk about DX-7, I have a question about some old  
> patch files. These files are banks that were from a DX-7 stored in  
> OPCODE librarian for the Mac computer. After some years, I could no  
> longer get the software to load and the old MAC I had has since  
> croaked (RIP).
>
> The files are backed up on both Zip and Diskette. Does anyone know  
> the format these files were in? I would love to be able to  
> resurrect them for my TX-816.
>
> Any ideas appreciated.

You mean how to read a zip or floppy AND how to read the file  
format ?;-)


> Thanks, Scott E.

  Opcode's universal editor/librarian app was called Galaxy... unless  
of course it was some DX exclusive earlier app I don't remember.  I'm  
sure some people still have it running, I did not that many years  
ago. Perhaps someone on the DAW Mac yahoogroup has it. Unless it's a  
large number of files thus making the effort to crack the format a  
faster process, it's probably easier to someone with Galaxy to do you  
the favor of opening and transmitting your banks while re-capturing  
them as a .MID file or .SYX file that a lot of current utilities can  
open. It should even work without a DX, all you need is someone with  
Galaxy and enough MIDI ability to capture the MIDI output of the app.




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