> You're both almost right. I'll settle for "almost right" over "utterly wrong" any day... > The sequencer only saves preset information > for channels that it references and for which it has data. That was roughly my guess. Aside: tonight I started making some backups of presets and patterns, using Digital Performer since I don't have an editor/librarian for the XL-7. (Well, I have a copy of Galaxy and know the scripting language, but Opcode is dead and my current PowerBook has no floppy drive, so it's now useless to me.) I notice that a preset dumps as 8 sysex messages, and (at least as far as DP is concerned) they come through in indeterminate order. I've also had a quick look at the SMF's that come out of the ELoader application: all sorts of controller messages (including mix output and arp status, or should I call them "anchor" and "libra" as per the manual?), but no bank select, which is a bit odd. (Or does the pattern choose presets in its own back by default?) Aaron, is there a way I could get the sysex spec from E-mu? I know the Audity one is available for download on the XL-7 page, but the architecture is ever so slightly different so I'm not sure that's of much use. I just want to know enough to be able to capture and sanity-check sysex dumps. > Realm's right. If you search back just a bit through the archives, I > posted just a couple weeks ago detailing the algorithm and easiest ways > to use this... I've only had the XL-7 for a little over a week, so I'm still catching up. But, yes, sounds like a good one for the FAQ. -- nick rothwell -- composition, systems, performance -- http://www.cassiel.com upcoming gig at cybersonica, london, june 5th -- http://www.cybersonica.org
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Re: [xl7] Here comes the answers...
2002-05-28 by Nick Rothwell
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