12 Apr
2003
12 Apr
'03
12:12 p.m.
Hi Michal,
Damned, I feel bad about what happened to your synth.
I needed a solution, googled that thread and replied
to my own message. It looked promising. Were you able
to reset your synth?
A google search for "Roland GR-50 sysex dump"
produced:
http://www.hotkey.net.au/~citymusic/specs/RolandInits.txt
with the following entry is:
GR-50(D): Power on holding down WRITE, EXT & VALUE
UP.(Sysex Midi file which restores factory sounds is
available)
For the immediate, I'll probably use the Mac
application MidiGraphy for SysEx dumps with my DM-24
mixing consol.
ron
--- Michal Seta <mis(a)creazone.32k.org> wrote:
I just tried this on a Roland GR-50. It screwed up.
I've got SySex Buffer full error and then Buffer
overflow. As a result, I think I will have to find
a way to reset this thing because it messed up some
data and a few patches crash(!) the device (once
arrived at the patch there's nothing else I can do).
Guys, don't do this at home.
./MiS
On Fri, 11 Apr 2003 15:12:17 -0700 (PDT)
R wrote:
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> then to playback the data
> first start sysex receive on your midi module
> then do
> cat dumpfile >/dev/midi00
>
> which should send back the data to the midi
port.
Could anyone confirm that? I've got an Elektron
SIDStation and there is no other way to save
custom
programs than via MIDI/sysex. So if this does
not
work, I'll lose all my carefully crafted custom
programs.
Thanks a lot in advance.
- eric -
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