Hi Ralf,

you should proceed like this:

1.) Start jsynthlib: java -jar JSynthLib-0.20.0.jar

2.) Add required devices: Menu Window -> Preferences -> Add Device

3.) Create a new Library: menu Library -> New Library

4.) Create a new Patch in the Library window: menu Patch -> New Patch

5.) Right-click the patch -> Edit...

I think there should be more devices available in the latest development version available in SVN trunk: http://sourceforge.net/p/jsynthlib/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/JSynthLib/synthdrivers/

I haven't used the program for quite a while, so I can not speak for the quality of the trunk version.

If you need more help, feel free to join the devel mailing list (http://sourceforge.net/p/jsynthlib/mailman/). It's really low-traffic, and I think developers will be happy to get feedback from a real user.

Cheers,

Daniel

2013/5/8 Ralf Mardorf <ralf.mardorf@alice-dsl.net>

Hi :)

how can I access the editors?

To the "User Preferences" I added "Yamaha TG33/Sy22", "Yamaha DX7",
"Roland MT-32" and "Oberheim Matrix 1000". I didn't read the list of
drivers carefully right now, but I guess this are the only devices
provided by this list, I own.

It's my first trial on the quick, I just want to take a look now, so
excepted of the DX7's MIDI out, non of the synth is connected to the
PC's MIDI interfaces, IOW I didn't test "Auto-Scan" yet. Is this needed
to get access to the editors? If so, I need to continue later :(.

Is there an archive with other devices, that aren't available by a
default JSynthLib-0.20.0.jar?

Regards,
Ralf

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