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Does anyone know of (or is it very easy to create?) a tool to sort
different voices. I have lots of eg Pads spread across many banks. It
would be helpful to have them all in one place. Does anyone know of a
simple way to do this?

TIA

Andrew

andrewhall999 a \ufffdcrit :

>Does anyone know of (or is it very easy to create?) a tool to sort
>different voices. I have lots of eg Pads spread across many banks. It
>would be helpful to have them all in one place. Does anyone know of a
>simple way to do this?
>
>TIA
>
>Andrew
>
>
>  
>
Hi Andrew !
the easiest way to sort the sounds is to upload in your computer the 
whole content of your synth with the AN1x editor; then sort them quietly 
and finally download all the files to the AN1x to overwrite the memory.
OK, that's a little tedious, but it works. The AN1x itself has a "sort" 
function but it is very basic, see the website for details.
Cheers
J.F.

Hello All,

I've been slack with the AN1x. and haven't used an editor in a few  
years.  I recently moved over to the macverse with a machine running  
Leopard.  What can I use like the an1xedit of old?  Is there a program  
that will run under Leopard or on XP (which I run in VMware Fusion)?

thanks much,
nick

The AN1xEdit runs fine with XP, but I never tried it on a virtual 
machine like VMware...

On 30 Dec 2007 at 20:37, Nick Ring wrote:

> Hello All,
> 
> I've been slack with the AN1x. and haven't used an editor in a few 
> years.  I recently moved over to the macverse with a machine running 
> Leopard.  What can I use like the an1xedit of old?  Is there a program
>  that will run under Leopard or on XP (which I run in VMware Fusion)?
> 
> thanks much,
> nick
> 
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Nick Ring a \ufffdcrit :

>Hello All,
>
>I've been slack with the AN1x. and haven't used an editor in a few  
>years.  I recently moved over to the macverse with a machine running  
>Leopard.  What can I use like the an1xedit of old?  Is there a program  
>that will run under Leopard or on XP (which I run in VMware Fusion)?
>
>thanks much,
>nick
>  
>
Hello Nick!
the "AN1x edit" works under Win XP. More precisely, on my computer 
(withXP pro SP2, AMD processor) it does not crashes, you can move in the 
menus, store and so on.. I don't use it very much , i don't have tested 
it extensively.
Cheers
J.F.

Hi,

I produce a Java librarian for the AN1x (and other synths). I currently
use this to organise my favorite AN1x sounds by copying my favorite
sounds to a collection of AN1 files with the files representing
different categories. E.g. one file for pads, one for leads, etc.

But the next version of the program, due in a few months, will have the
ability to store every AN1x patch you have in a single database, which
you'll be able to filter and audition when looking for sounds, and of
course you will be able to copy patches from the database back to AN1 or
SYSEX files for sending to the AN1x

You can find it over at www.xfactory-librarians.co.uk
<http://www.xfactory-librarians.co.uk/>

Cheers
Derek

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "andrewhall999" <andrew@...> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of (or is it very easy to create?) a tool to sort
> different voices. I have lots of eg Pads spread across many banks. It
> would be helpful to have them all in one place. Does anyone know of a
> simple way to do this?
>
> TIA
>
> Andrew
>



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Thanks Jeff and Summa,

It just goes to show how incredibly slack I've been.  I've had an XP  
machine as my main box at home for about 4 years or so, but have never  
done any midi work w/ it because I haven't bothered to buy a midi  
interface.  Before that I was running a win98 box I had built and  
using a game port>midi adapter.

Once I pay off my new mac and a new muffler I plan on buying a small  
inexpensive interface for the laptop.  The m-audio fast track pro can  
be had for under $150 or we'll see what ~$200 firewire boxes come down  
at NAMM.

I would be surprised if I couldn't get An1xedit to run on XP in a  
vmware window on the mac.  I'll let you all know how it fares when I  
finally get that far.

Happy new year!

-nick