I had success with MidiQuest. I seem to remember that I did have to do it patch by patch, rather than the entire banks. Also, responding to the RAM card post - the RAM cards are great to have, gives you more storage for patches and the patches seem to last longer in the cards. But... probably a bad idea to rely on them for storage. Use a PC patch editor/librarian. Andy At 11:35 AM 4/14/2004 +0200, you wrote: >Hi , > > > > Is there a bulk dump command that will spurt out the data > > > for all 16 patches in internal memory, for saving as a sysex file > > > > i dont know the answer, but i would love to know it if you have figured it >out! > > i did this succesfully once with MOTU's Unisyn app. > >with the cz synths, it is not so easy. You cannot even "record" the sound >data to a sequencer and replay them. Casio uses different messages for >sending and receiving, so you must use a dump program. Unisyn is one, >Sounddiver another who should do the trick. There is some freeware around as >well, just google "casio cz dump" or "casio cz sysex". I once wrote an atari >application that should work with atari emulators like steem. It is >available on my site www.matucana.de. > >Hellmuth > > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
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Re: [CZsynth] Re: CZ-101: Sysex dump to my computer?
2004-04-14 by Andrew Bohachewsky
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