Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Buy an Atari ST and download CZ-Android which is a free download from  
here:-  http://tamw.atari-users.net/ (yes loads of artists still use  
these they are hardly pretty to look on screen nowadays and will have  
to use floppies to transfer to it (unless modified)

Or yes the older PCi/E cards which run on all versions of XP will work  
i.e. emu404, the other one that works and will work fine on a mac is  
the Edirol UA-4fx usb box (cheap on ebay) anyway try:- http://www.midiox.com/





On 19 Aug 2013, at 21:00, steve_the_composer wrote:

> This is so odd--evidently your usb-midi cable receives sysex from  
> the CZ but doesn't send it to the CZ. As I understand what we have  
> discussed, the cable sends and receives note data and continuous  
> controller data.
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> As for me, I have some older MOTU parallel port midi interfaces as  
> well as an e-mu 2x2 (usb) interface. I also have an older emagic mt4  
> (usb) interface that used to work with Windows XP SP1, but somewhere  
> around SP2 or SP3 it stopped working.
>
> By any chance are you handy with simple circuits and simple  
> programming? If so, you could build your own usb-midi interface with  
> a microprocessor such as an arduino.
>
> If you have a free PCI slot, you could get a PCI-based midi card, or  
> a sound card with a joystick port and a midi/joystick cable. I would  
> think that any $3.00 card should work--but maybe someone has one  
> lying around that they don't use. I'm not sure how much the midi/ 
> joystick cables are going for these days.
>
> Of course, it is possible that the problem is in the CZ.
>
> Steve
>
> --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "dedlandar" <dedlandar@...> wrote:
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>> Nothing happens when I transmit the glide on command back to the CZ.
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>> What kind of MIDI>USB cable are you guys using?
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>> --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@>  
>> wrote:
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>>> Well, it means that the CZ can transmit sysex (at least the glide  
>>> command) and your PC can receive it. What happens when you turn  
>>> the glide off and then try to transmit the captured glide on  
>>> command back to the CZ?
>>
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