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>So what do you have to do in Cubase or DP3 to save the sysex data that you
>send. I have now clue how to do this. I know how to tell the mp7 to send it
>but then where does it go? I know I sound like a moron but I serioulsy need
>to figure out how to do this. I serched the archives but didn't find
>anything that tells how to do it.
> Thanks
>
>    acopolis
>

... and I sure wish it was a feature of e-Loader!

If it were, then EMU could release updated presets for ROM owners, to take
advantage of the new note-off trigger option.
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So what do you have to do in Cubase or DP3 to save the sysex data that you
send. I have now clue how to do this. I know how to tell the mp7 to send it
but then where does it go? I know I sound like a moron but I serioulsy need
to figure out how to do this. I serched the archives but didn't find
anything that tells how to do it.
 Thanks

    acopolis

Just set up a blank MIDI track, make sure that the option to filter sysex 
data is off in your preferences, then start recording on the MIDI track. 
After you start recording, send the sysex from the XX-7 and wait until 
it's done.  That's it.  I agree, E-Loading Presets would be ideal, but I 
don't see that happening in the future, so we just need to make do with 
what we have until someone else write's a librarian program...

rEalm





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04/29/2003 06:33 PM
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So what do you have to do in Cubase or DP3 to save the sysex data that you
send. I have now clue how to do this. I know how to tell the mp7 to send 
it
but then where does it go? I know I sound like a moron but I serioulsy 
need
to figure out how to do this. I serched the archives but didn't find
anything that tells how to do it.
 Thanks

    acopolis



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