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Re: sysex pattern change?

2008-04-19 by steve_the_composer

Hmmmm. This is a good question; I am not sure if it has been 
discussed before. I haven't done much with E-Mu sysex in a while, but 
I will take a look if no one else has the answer. Let me make sure I 
understand what you want to do:
You want to be able to switch from one pattern to another via sysex. 
(That is, you don't want to change the notes in a pattern on the fly 
via sysex.)

If I remember correctly, you can simulate XMIX via remote control 
mode using sysex commands, but if I understand, you basically want to 
switch to a different pattern entirely.

It seems to me it should be doable; but I will have to dig oout my 
syex manual.

--Steve

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Atom Smasher <atom@...> wrote:
>
> i'm looking at the manual (rev G) and the sysex manual (2.2) and i 
don't 
> see an obvious/simple way to do this: change the pattern via midi.
> 
> it looks like this can be done by emulating the front panel knobs & 
> buttons via sysex (YECH!).
> 
> so... is there a better way to do it?
> 
> ideally, there should be a way to enter a bank/preset and instead 
of 
> interpreting it as a patch-change, interpret it as a pattern change.
> 
> and yeah, i know i could use the trigger-select-pattern feature, 
but 
> that's limited to 16 patterns per multi-setup.
> 
> 
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