Dumpster - (Downloads a zipped file). This is a MIDI System Exclusive (sysex) data dump program for Windows 3.1. It is public domain and includes Visual Basic source. Installation instructions are in the help file DUMPSTER.HLP.
Sysex Midi Editor For Mac
The editor is able to open existing Midi files and modify their content. New files can be created and the user can enter his own composition by either recording Midi data from a connected Midi device (e.g., a digital piano or a keyboard) or by manually creating new notes and other Midi events. The recorded data can be easily quantified and edited afterwards using MidiEditor.
MidiEditor was developed by Markus Schwenk. It is entirely written in C++ (Qt) and is available for the platforms Linux and Windows. Should MidiEditor be a software which is helpful for you and which you use often, please let the developer and other users know by providing feedback. Moreover, the developer worked on MidiEditor in his (rare) sparetime and offers it for free. So, when you feel like it, pay him a coffee (or two). Please also feel free to contact the developer in case you have any ideas which could help to improve the editor or in the case you found any bugs you want the developer tofix.
An Edit Panel for Cubase SX3 (should also work in version 4) for editing the Chroma directly from Cubase. Requires a CC+ with at least firmwawre version 210. Use it to change the parameters dynamically during songs or as an editor to build sounds from scratch.
System Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2+; MIDI retrofit capable of reading and writing sysex files (I use the Syntech but EES should theoretically work as well). As of version 1.1 (September 2006) SysEx Librarian is a universal binary (runs natively on Intel and PowerPC Macs).
This app allows you to send and receive sysex messages to other devices. It works quite nicely for Chroma patch storage and retrieval (given a MIDI interface that allows for system exclusive communication). Here is a screen shot of SysEx Librarian 1.1 running under Mac OS X 10.5:
A universal editor/librarian. Malte Rogacki [21010091], who wrote the adaptation (editor module), writes, "The Chroma adaptation was the first one I did for SoundDiver; the librarian functions are all there, but editing is not really 'streamlined.' The problem is, SoundDiver doesn't support the Controller format the Chroma uses (if I remember correctly it had something to do with starting with a controller value of 64 instead of 0). So I have to dump the edit buffer for each edit. Still, it has a nice graphical interface." [February 1999]
You can also use this second input to check the configuration of an external MIDI controler even without a pedal connected to the editor. The received messages will update the editor's controls and thus you'll be able to check that the messages sent by your external controller are valid.
Note: the editor will interpolate the values to show you what the Enzo is probably doing. The editor does a linear interpolation and maybe Enzo does a different kind of interpolation, so the interpolated value may displayed by the Editor be different from the real value Enzo will use.
Hey nice project! I was wondering how do we combine the midi Cc messages from an external sequencer/midi controller with the messages sent from this controller? Like in terms of wiring? As a synth has only 1 midi in. Was trying to compare this to stereoping and their controllers have midi in and out to pass through the midi messages from the external sequencer.Thanks in advance
Hello, Yamaha SY77 is not supported by the current software because unfortunately I don't own a SY77. Anyway, if the synth can receive sysex midi messages (and I know it can) and is capable of real time parameters modifications (not sure about this), the sketch could be modified to support it.
Thanks a lot for sharing this excellent useful piece of work! I have a JX8P and it works lovely! I looked into your code but as a complete noob I don't know where to start. I wonder if there's an easy way to: -add a button for every step putting the note on/off? -putting the note out of the sequence? -change direction of sequencer? -install a midi in for midiclock? Is all this possible, or at least the on/off switch for every note?
Hi, an on/off switch for every note (I supposentou mean "step") is not necessary being that you can mute a step by turning the corresponding pot fully counterclockwise. About midi in: the code I uploaded first did not handle it, but the latest does. It's an undocumented feature. For the connection of midi in to arduino mega take a look at my other projects. Midi in clock is supported, but keep into account that it's on a preliminary stage and I am not 100% sure I will never be able to make it work properly.
Roland D-10 and D-110 Editor A very cool editor to help tame the LA-Synth beast!Coffeeshopped also has a long list of other synth editors. Check them out!!! Operating System: iOS
This is a settings editor for the Moog Matriarch synthesizer. It uses the SysEx messages introduced in the v1.2.0 firmware update to read/write the settings. Please refer to the Moog Matriarch v1.2.0 Firmware Notes PDF for more details. The source code is available on GitHub along with more details. It is made available with no warranty or guarantees, and is in no way affiliated with Moog Music. Use at your own risk!. 2ff7e9595c
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