Re: [SoundDiver] JLCooper MSB 16/20 and/or MSB+ Rev2 with Sounddiver

Hi

   I use an MSB 16/20 with s/diver (on an Atari- but the principle is the 
same)

   There is an adaptation for the JLCooper. You have to use it in patchbay 
mode (in SD), and there are some settings on the unit itself to change 
whether you want to control the JLC remotely, or just as a patchbay.

    I've not switched on for a while, but all details are in the manuals. I 
do remember a lot of head scratching setting this up. Getting my head round 
the in's turning into out's, and vice versa, the base 8 numbering of the 
patch selection, or the non standard hex numbering they used for selecting 
outputs on the front panel, which if I remember were offset by 1 just to 
make it interesting.

    Check the manuals. Good luck.

    Mark.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "neurokrash" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 11:47 PM
Subject: [SoundDiver] JLCooper MSB 16/20 and/or MSB+ Rev2 with Sounddiver


> Greetings,
>
> I've been trying to figure out how to use a JLCooper MSB 16/20 with 
> Sounddiver for the purpose of getting the MIDI outs from my instruments 
> connected to the computer for sound management, as I only have 8 actual 
> ins and more instruments than that.
>
> The MSB is basically responding since I've used the appropriate MIDI in 
> and out ports and made the corresponding assignments in every patch stored 
> in the unit, but can't seem to get SD to scan its ports to find my gear. 
> I suspect that I need to set up appropriate patches in the MSB so SD can 
> go through each patch and see what is connected when switched, and have 
> attempted to set up appropriate connections, but it still isn't working.
>
> I've also tried to manually specify port and patches needed in order to 
> reach specific gear, but even this isn't working.  SD seems to be sending 
> sysex information to the MSB rather than changing patches, which would 
> seem like the easier approach.
>
> I also have two MSB + Rev2 units that I could also use for this purpose.
>
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
>
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