Re: [SoundDiver] Is there a newer N1R adaptation available?

Les Lambert <les_lmbrt-/[email protected]> Fri, 12 Apr 2013 08:52:37 +0100 (BST)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.emagic.sounddiver
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Sorry I can't help, but you do raise an interesting point.

Some of the adaptions are much better than others, and some that might exist never got dreated, or released.
A particular lack I notice is the Sony HR-GP5, the HR-MP5 works well enough to keep track of what's where, but a sysex dump of the GP5 is all I can manage.
As long as the device is available to plug up, I can look at its display to find out what its memory's contents are, but how frustrating after getting used to having a searchable list.

<a decade on and I am still finding SoundDiver to be the best editor available for managing multiple devices.>

Librarian is what I'd claim myself, though the drum editing is invaluable, I can't edit effects units the way I'd like.

I've also been wrestling with the Triton Adaption, and after moving a few programs around into a more usable sequence, have always had problems with any combination using these programs. 
Trying to work with the device attached creates a chaotic  and lengthy process of to and fro between PC and device, so I tried another approach, leaving the device unplugged till I was finished moving things around in the Instrument page of SoundDiver.
The result wasn't right then either, but I did find that the Progs that were wrong in the Combi were wrong because they were from the internal rather than external bank.
If the int and ext Program banks have been organised with a similar layout, like Organs every 16 locations, this wasn't noticable, though sometimes the descriptive names seemed ambitious, Heavy Organ being weedy and thin for example.
I haven't explored these dense Combination structures far enough to know what's going on, but maybe somebody else can make some use of the observation.

The TR (Trinity in a rack) did similar things, but no external Banks exist in that.
The Kurzweils I have (K2000 and K2500)  get upset if you move anything around in SoundDiver too, but it functions well as a name and location of patch librarian.
Did anyone have a any experience with this or similarly organised devices?




  










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