15 Nov
2008
15 Nov
'08
11:27 p.m.
Hi Folks
Uh, the subject was the question ;-) Plus it must NOT be a KDE
component - had too many problems there.
I want to be able to save/load dumps from an Akai S01 sampler (to save
mucking around with floppies), a Roland MKS70 (rack version of the JX10,
but with better MIDI) and a Korg MS2000R.
I've found a few options through Google, but was interested in recent
personal experience.
Cheers
M
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16 Nov
16 Nov
3:13 p.m.
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 01:57:07PM +1030, Matthew Smith wrote:
Hi Folks
Uh, the subject was the question ;-) Plus it must NOT be a KDE
component - had too many problems there.
I want to be able to save/load dumps from an Akai S01 sampler (to save
mucking around with floppies), a Roland MKS70 (rack version of the JX10,
but with better MIDI) and a Korg MS2000R.
I've found a few options through Google, but was interested in recent
personal experience.
Umm, amidi?
-ken
5:26 p.m.
Quoth Ken Restivo at 2008-11-17 05:48...
Umm, amidi?
Thanks for your reply, Ken.
That was one of the options. I was looking for something more "fancy",
but ALSA tools scripted with Perl (I've hardly done any shell scripting
for over a decade - Perl I use every day) is what I am considering if I
don't find anything else.
Cheers
M
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4 p.m.
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Matthew Smith a écrit :
Hi Folks
Uh, the subject was the question ;-) Plus it must NOT be a KDE
component - had too many problems there.
I want to be able to save/load dumps from an Akai S01 sampler (to save
mucking around with floppies), a Roland MKS70 (rack version of the JX10,
but with better MIDI) and a Korg MS2000R.
I've found a few options through Google, but was interested in recent
personal experience.
Cheers
M
I use a patched version of simplesysexxer and I'm happy with it!
I can send the patch upon request.
Cheers
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Raphaël Doursenaud
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5:29 p.m.
Quoth Raphaël Doursenaud at 2008-11-17 06:30...
I use a patched version of simplesysexxer and I'm
happy with it!
I can send the patch upon request.
Thanks for your reply, Raphaël. I had been following a trail that
started with an online magazine article which took me to sysexxer, found
it wasn't developed any more, that took me to simplesysexxer - so yes,
that is one of the options that I was looking at.
If it works well for you, yes, I would love to have the patch. Thank you.
Cheers
M
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5:42 p.m.
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Matthew Smith a écrit :
Quoth Raphaël Doursenaud at 2008-11-17 06:30...
Here it is.
The problem was that it created sysex data fine but it was unable to
load the file. This patch corrects this. AFAIK it's unsupported upstream
but now that I fixed this problem I think it's not needed.
I use it to manage my different setups for my ADA MP1, TC Electronic
G.major, Roland SC-55 and TD-12 and never had a single problem.
Good luck!
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Raphaël Doursenaud
I use a patched version of simplesysexxer and
I'm happy with it!
I can send the patch upon request.
Thanks for your reply, Raphaël. I had been following a trail that
started with an online magazine article which took me to sysexxer, found
it wasn't developed any more, that took me to simplesysexxer - so yes,
that is one of the options that I was looking at.
If it works well for you, yes, I would love to have the patch. Thank you.
Cheers
M
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10:41 p.m.
Quoth Raphaël Doursenaud at 2008-11-17 08:12...
Here it is.
The problem was that it created sysex data fine but it was unable to
load the file. This patch corrects this. AFAIK it's unsupported upstream
but now that I fixed this problem I think it's not needed.
I use it to manage my different setups for my ADA MP1, TC Electronic
G.major, Roland SC-55 and TD-12 and never had a single problem.
Thanks for that!
I have built the application, but I can't figure out how to make it
"listen" (like if I did amidi -p hw:2 -r foo.sysex). There is only the
'request' option, but this brings up an empty drop-down.
I did my test by doing a backup of my SR16 (closest thing to hand)
through a cheap USB to MIDI interface. Worked OK with amidi - or at
least I received some data anyway.
Cheers
M
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17 Nov
17 Nov
4:37 a.m.
I now have simplesysexxer (patched) working fine - kudos to Raphaël for
assistance with this.
I did get one oddity where the initial dump using simplesysexxer
differed from the one I had done using amidi, but a couple of follow-up
tests all came out the same. Don't know if it was because I had only
just booted the MKS70 or what.
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16 Nov
16 Nov
6:28 p.m.
Hi,
I use a patched version of simplesysexxer and I'm
happy with it!
I can send the patch upon request.
thanks for the patch, Raphaël. Due to time constraints, I have not been able
to check if removing the unlock has no side effects; I guess I once added it
with reason :-) .
Anyway, SimpleSysexxer needs a complete rewrite, mainly due to its "backend".
If someone wants to step in, do not hesitate...
Thanks & best regards,
ce
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