Re: [SoundDiver] ROM-based adaptation question

"exosys" <exosys-/[email protected]> Mon, 14 May 2012 19:33:40 -0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.emagic.sounddiver
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Thanks for replying. The last couple of years I have been obtaining a lot of legacy hardware and restoring it. For all but a couple of pieces SoundDiver supports it and, in most cases, does the job very well. 

I wanted to change patches within the JD ROM entries without needing to touch the h/w itself. This can be done with my other kit but not the JD-990. I spent more time on this last night and it appears to be a limitation in the JD-990 rather than the adaptation as the Utility dump options also only access the memory patches. However, it's not a deal breaker as the librarian part of SoundDiver let's me do this patch switching and auditioning using the temp edit buffers.

It was more of general question and wanting a definitive answer, as it stands I still don't know how to use the 'Special Parameters' section in the JD-990 adaptation where the program change and multi channel settings can be defined.

In time I hope to start tweaking/making my own adaptations but I'm about a decade behind here and trying to play catch up :) Thanks again for chiming in, much appreciated.

--- In [email protected], Les Lambert <les_lmbrt@...> wrote:
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> Don't know the actual adaption, but the situation you describe seems to be true for other ROM-based instruments I am familiar with.
> I don't actually understand why you feel driven to want this.
> If you want a remote control action from the SoundDiver to the instrument, I never explored that enough to be any help.
> I too would like to hear if there's a way in here.
> 
> I usually turn off the direct transmission function while I have the pc connected to avoid robots taking over while I'm busy.
> Hate that.
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> I was trying to compile a "best of" the internal presets like I used to on analog and digital synths, but got in a very muddled area, managing to make the whole interconnected mess freeze up.
> The Kurzweil 2000 and 2500 and Triton Rack both don't like you messing around with their minds that way.
> So many presets and SoundDiver seemed an ideal method, but....
> 
> My particular solution was to do all the Librarian type shuffling of stuff within the ROM-based ( and Sample-based as it turned out).
> Then once that was done and checked and saved to zip, HD, whatever, I can save it to the Computer for printing, cut and pasting that kind of thing.
> 
> Good luck with other more knowledgable members.
> My take is; SoundDiver like Galaxy before it, was essentially a product of the synth era.
> Before samplers arrived. Way before ROM had sounds for us.
> It got a few tweaks, but it's still a synth librarian really. With  a trailer on the back. 
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>  From: exosys <exosys@...>
> To: [email protected] 
> Sent: Sunday, 13 May 2012, 22:23
> Subject: [SoundDiver] JD-990 adaptation question
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> Hello, hopefully someone is still about who can assist me with a question regarding the Roland JD-990.
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> The adaptation shows default names for Preset Patch Bank 'A' & 'B', likewise the default names for Performances Bank 'A' & 'B'.
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> These cannot be 'requested', presumably because they are ROM banks and editing is not allowed. What I would like to do however is click on one of those preset patch or performance names and have the JD-990 switch to that preset/performance, just like you're able to do with internal presets and performances.
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> I have a feeling this must be possible with the JD-990 adaptation but I don't know how to do it, does it have to do with the 'Special Parameters' settings? If it is possible, could someone please instruct me on what I need to do to get it going, I've spent hours trying to get this to work without success without any joy thus far. Any help is appreciated.
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> My JD-990 is running OS 1.0.5. Thank you.
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