What are the bank numbers of the external devices? Bank Select MSB CC#0, 0~127 and LSB CC#32, 0~127. http://i59.tinypic.com/29f5p29.png MC-909 owner's manual, pattern editing, page 48~49. If there's only one bank, insert program change 0~127 (1~128). A-Station: no CC#0, CC#32 = 1~4, program change 0...

No problem for conversion if you can upload the files?

Hi Ronald, did you already check the DR-770 timing clock???

... Just try to send program changes 1~128 from Logic to locate the new patches.

Sound Group A : 64 preset timbres
Sound Group B : 64 preset timbres
Sound Group I : 64 programmable timbres
Sound Group R : 30 percussion timbres


Atari Steinberg Synthworks D-10/D-20/D-110/MT-32

Daniel Byrne wrote: I was wondering if you might know if it's possible to use the DX11's slider to program the TX802.

Not at all, system exclusive messages are incompatible.

The TG77 has a much better midi implementation.

Hi Dan,

You're completely right, TX802 cc's cannot be assigned to 06.
In edit mode, DX7II slider transmits system exclusive messages.
This way, TX802 patches can be programmed using the keyboard.

Thanks for clarifying!

Of course, it's a standard midi controller.

Bn : controller midi channel n=0~F
06 : data entry msb
xx : value 00~63

TX802 parameter range 0~99.

http://support.presonus.com/entries/237 ... e-Devices-


http://www.korg.com/filedl/c5e69c1d497b ... wnload.php

Pinout according to ISO 4903, signals are balanced, always a pair:



X.21 Serial 15 pin Connector
http://rtfm.vtt.net/pinouts/data/x21_pinout.shtml.htm

Mac RS-422 Serial Connector
http://rtfm.vtt.net/pinouts/data/MacRs4 ... .shtml.htm

madtheory wrote:Usually more range down than up and considerably less than the +/- 20% of an M400.

My pleasure!

Hello,

RX7 'Real Time Write' in midi sync mode works perfectly.

RX11 basic setup, Aftertouch Magazine November 1985:



Then select a clear pattern - any pattern above 36 ...