Hi !
1C ... 3A are values in hexadecimal (= base 16) notation, once famous at
the beginning of the computer era because of the easy translation from
binary ( = base 2) to hex. The hex notation uses the 0 ... 9 numbers + A
to F ... numbers.A = 10, B = 11 ... F = 15
Example : 1111 (bin) = F (hex) = 15 (decimal)
How does it work ? Like all the numeral systems ! The first (right) row
number is multiplied by 16E0 (= 1), the second row by 16E1 (= 16) and so
on...
For more explanation see, for example
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexadecimal.or some math book if you have kept one in your cellar...
All sysex or MIDI messages are coded in binary and written in
hexadecimal, easier to handle, but not to calculate with...
Cheers.
J.F.
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> Okay, so I picked up an AN200 from my local music store and am quite
> pleased. :) So, I'm programming my novation remote with sysex strings
> to control some of the 'hidden' functions, but have some questions
> regarding some of the values listed in the appendices. For example:
> the 3 band eq hi frequency Data category lists the values as 1c....3A.
> I have no clue what that is. :) Sometimes in the 'description' section
> they will list actual numbers, but for this one (and a few others)
> they do not. Any ideas?
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> Also, while I'm here.... is there a copy of XGworks lite floating
> around anywhere? The editor I downloaded is no good without it. :(
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