6 Nov
2005
6 Nov
'05
6:52 a.m.
Hi all, my first posting here!
Can anyone suggest a program for doing the 'all voice & multi' dumps on my
Yamaha SY35 and TG33. I tried sysexxer (0.7) but though it seems to handle
individual voices ok, it bombs on the bigger dumps. There doesn't seem to be amy
development happening on it either :(
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Bungee
6 Nov
6 Nov
7:17 a.m.
Can anyone suggest a program for doing the 'all
voice & multi' dumps
on my Yamaha SY35 and TG33. I tried sysexxer (0.7) but though it
seems to handle individual voices ok, it bombs on the bigger dumps.
There doesn't seem to be amy development happening on it either :(
did you contact the authors? I guess no because otherwise I knew about
it ;-) .
Anyway, sysexxer should work OK, but if you want to have real ALSA
support then use the CVS version.
Furthermore, if you're using an USB MIDI device, please ensure that you
have *disabled* the audio and MIDI drivers in the USB driver section of
your kernel. Both are OSS drivers which conflict with the snd_usb_audio
driver in the sound section of your kernel config.
I once had lots of problems, some sysex packages lost the first three
bytes.
Is it possible that you send me the sysex packages causing problems via
email?
Best regards
ce
8 a.m.
Christoph Eckert <ce(a)christeck.de> wrote:
I reported it on the sourceforge bug tracker 2-3 weeks ago.
Can anyone suggest a program for doing the
'all voice & multi' dumps
on my Yamaha SY35 and TG33. I tried sysexxer (0.7) but though it
seems to handle individual voices ok, it bombs on the bigger dumps.
There doesn't seem to be amy development happening on it either :(
did you contact the authors? I guess no because otherwise I knew about
it ;-) . Anyway, sysexxer should work OK, but if you want to
have real ALSA
support then use the CVS version.
I'll have a look at this but so far I've not had much sucess using CVS with any
package :(
Furthermore, if you're using an USB MIDI device,
please ensure that you
have *disabled* the audio and MIDI drivers in the USB driver section of
your kernel. Both are OSS drivers which conflict with the snd_usb_audio
driver in the sound section of your kernel config.
I don't know how to do this. I'm using Mandrake 10.1 as my distro and the
M-Audio midisport 2x2. This all seems to work fine with Rosegarden (using both
ports too).
I once had lots of problems, some sysex packages lost
the first three
bytes.
Is it possible that you send me the sysex packages causing problems via
email?
Unfortunately that's not possible. It's crashing as I send the dump *to*
Sysexxer. It seems to occur as the dump nears completion. I tried increasing the
buffer size but that made no difference.
Best regards
ce
Just got your e-mails. I will follow up on them later... I have a *big* download
in progress on DialUp and don't want to risk upsetting it!
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Bungee
8:21 a.m.
Hi,
Try:
Press Alt - F2
konsole
cd ./Desktop
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/sysexxer co sysexxer
cd sysexxer
make -f Makefile.cvs
./configure
make
./sysexxer
I'd be interested if both modules exist on Mandriva; if so it's likely
that both get loaded as soon the Midisport gets plugged in and both
modules will fight for the device. Normal events will work then, but
sysex is problematic.
BTW: I'm also using a Midisport (the 8x8) and sysexxer works well with
all of my 8 completely different devices.
Not necessary. Memory will be increased dynamically AFAIK.
If nothing works use amidi. It's a command line tool to exchange sysex.
I reported it on the sourceforge bug tracker 2-3 weeks
ago.
uhm, OK. MAybe I should close the bugtracker to get personal mails :) .
Anyway,
sysexxer should work OK, but if you want to have real ALSA
support then use the CVS version.
I'll have a look at this but so far I've not had much sucess using
CVS with any package :( Furthermore,
if you're using an USB MIDI device, please ensure that
you have *disabled* the audio and MIDI drivers in the USB driver
section of your kernel. Both are OSS drivers which conflict with
the snd_usb_audio driver in the sound section of your kernel
config.
I don't know how to do this. I'm using Mandrake 10.1 as my distro and
the M-Audio midisport 2x2. This all seems to work fine with
Rosegarden (using both ports too). I once had
lots of problems, some sysex packages lost the first
three bytes.
Is it possible that you send me the sysex packages causing problems
via email?
Unfortunately that's not possible. It's crashing as I send the dump
*to* Sysexxer. It seems to occur as the dump nears completion. I
tried increasing the buffer size but that made no difference. Just got your e-mails. I will follow up on them
later... I have a
*big* download in progress on DialUp and don't want to risk
upsetting it!
OK, thanks for the feedback.
Best regards
ce
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