On Wed, 14 Aug 2018, [email protected] [YamahaDX] wrote:
> > I have created an overview of the bank A, B and C performance data that
> shows which voicepresets and other settings are used by each performance.
>
> Thanks, Martin, that's very useful. It's much easier to read those lists than to try to find out the details of the performances by using the
> Secret Mode performance editor / menu diving experience...
Next step in my experiments: Starting from the WT11 factory performance
and voice banks, I have created four sysex banks containing both Voice
and Performance data. Big trick: each bank contains 32 voices and 32
performances that can be loaded as SysEx in the Internal (RAM) user voice
and performance banks and the performances only use these Internal
userbank. This mean they are not only playable on a WT11 but also on a
TX81Z, DX11, WT11, YS200, TQ5, and V50.
A special note about bank C: I have created 2 banks from that named
WT11-PFC.syx and WT11-PFD.syx. In the PFC bank the voices that used WT11
voicebank C will sound right, in the PFD bank the voices that used WT11
voicebank D will sound right. In both banks a few performances will sound
strange and not match their name. Who cares. I give you 4 new
performance+voice banks for free :-)
Also attached: slightly improved versions of the performance parameter
listings.
P.S. I just started up my old YSEDITOR PLUS for Atari on my Hatari
emulator (STeem should also work). I see it also supports WT11 and allows
editing FM Voice parameters and Performance parameters. For performances
it only supports the current editbuffer performance, it does not have a
performance bankmanager for 32 performances. I now remember I borrowed a
WT11 for one week from my local musicshop back in the 90's to do some
testing with my Atari when I was developing the program. Good old days :-)
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MT
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