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AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Dale Kay" <admin@k...> wrote:
> Thanks Jon, I know you told me this a few times... ;-)
>
> I also found this site
http://www.yamaha.co.uk/xg/html/midplug/m_mid10.htm#Downloads >
Oh yeah, I'd forgotten about that one.
> I downloaded the lite version as that is what came with the disc. I
am just now getting some time to give it a try.
>
> Got it, installed it. I can operate it. I made an attempt to do a
receive but it failed. Going to give that try again in the AM. Using
win2k and midiman 8x8 with it.
>
You might want to try several times, first doing a send/recieve of
one voice, then two voices, four voices, and so forth to see if there
is an upper limit to how much USB bandwidth those hefty AN∗ bulks
dump eat up. Not all USB MIDI Interface/driver combos are up to the
tasks and require some 'massging' when dealing with the way oversized
AN SysEx...
> Yep, I now see what everyone means that there is much much more to
access via xg on the unit than what you can see at the unit. Clever
use of details.
>
> Do you now what is different between the lite and full versions and
do you recommend one or the other?
>
Never used either, not the person to ask :-/ Perhaps somebody else
will chime in...I'd say stick with the Lite version for a couple
weeks to see if you actualy use it for more than just your AN/DX
editor/librarian needs then decide if the upgrade is worth your $80.
Jon