Hi, Me too I'm searching for such an editor and I didn't find nothing suitable except MidiQuest through WINE (really unstable) ... 2 years I'm hoping somebody would develop such a software :) Cheers, Predrag http://freecycle.redsteamrecords.com Le Monday 04 June 2007 11.24:58 Atte André Jensen, vous avez écrit :

Hi Atte, Atte André Jensen <atte.jensen(a)gmail.com> writes: The problem is Alesis' MIDI specification for the Ion/Micron is still not publicly available. I think you have three options: Hack Micronizer: http://mrbook.org/micronizer Connect your Micron to your computer and use aseqdump or something like that to check which parameter corresponds to which MIDI message or join the alesis-ion Yahoo group to get most of the MIDI specs from the files section (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/alesis-ion/files/Documentations/ and http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/alesis-ion/files/midi%20and%20sysex%20in…). Then prototype your custom Micron GUI in Pd, Python or whatever. Download the Program Decoder from Alesis (http://alesis.com/downloads/software/Ion/Ion_ProgramDecoder_v100.zip). This Perl script encodes patches defined in text files to Ion/Micron sysex files and vice versa. Maybe you can program a quick GUI to edit those patch text files and an automatic transfer to your synth if the underlying text file changed. I've also build a rudimentary MusE instrument definition file for my Ion. If it's still not included in the official MusE release it's at least in the CVS repository. regards, Sebastian PS: Or you could buy an Ion instead of a Micron ;)