Korg Poly800/EX800 Users

Well, I guess Inky will just have to do then (!).

I am going to stop talking about MIDI CC's until at least some of the
code is written. More work, less talk from me for now - kind of a thing.

Mike.

--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "zoinky420" <zoinky420@...> wrote:
>
> --- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "korgpolyex800" <korgpolyex800@> 
> wrote:
> >
> > Here's a nice link that explains RPN's and NRPN's.
> > 
> > http://www.midisite.com/info/synth/RPN.htm
> > 
> > In the sense that the RPN's and NRPN's are the only controllers in the
> > MIDI spec that support 14 bit operation, you were right by the way.
> > 
> 
> Yeah, I'm not sure what you were politely disagreeing with in your 
> previous post, though.  The link you posted above says NRPNs and RPNs 
> consist of "three controller change messages", but in fact, it is 
> referring to the first two CC's to create an RPN or NRPN, and the third 
> is the value to be changed.  So when I said "NRPNs consist of two CC's" 
> that part was correct, and when I said "...so I guess you won't be 
> implimenting any double CCs!", that was based on your repeated 
> statement that you will not be implimenting NRPNs.  So, with that in 
> mind, I don't really know what you are politely disagreeing with.
> 
> As for my name, I'd prefer Inky, or just about anything other than my 
> real name, because in the past I have been the victim of cyber-stalkers 
> of varying levels of derangement, the most deranged of which was a 
> homeless man who used public library computers to post bizarre bigoted 
> rants to usenet about the need to burn witches and homosexuals at the 
> stake.  Needless to say, these posts were not too popular with anybody, 
> but unlike most, I did not respond to scold him, I responded to make 
> fun of him, and that seemed to make all the difference as he began 
> obsessing over me until finallly culimating in spray-painting my 
> mothers fence because he thought I lived there, after he scoured the 
> net to find traces of indentifying data pertaining to me.  
> 
> So, although it is fairly easy to find out my real name if one really 
> wants to (which you will when I finally get around to ordering my Hawk 
> kit, anyway), I would rather not make it so easy that anyone who is not 
> determined to find out, won't.  Of course I'm not concerned about you 
> knowing my name, since you don't come across as the deranged cyber-
> stalker type, but since this is a public forum I would rather it not be 
> used here.
>