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> 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.
That's great. Thanks, Martin. I'll try them out tomorrow.
I had a look at the C bank in the Secret Mode performance editor, and the references to voices in bank D are just shown as the LSB - number from 0-15 for D01-D16.
I made some small changes to a TX81Z patch with the Secret Mode voice editor too. Probably the most confusing part about that is that Store behaves in two different ways, depending on context. After pressing Play, it behaves as it does after a normal startup, which involves pressing two buttons eight inches apart. While editing, it behaves differently - the Store button starts and ends the menu sequence, which is better, unless I get the two modes confused.
I had a look for Hatari, not long ago, but didn't find it. I'll have another look in case Steem can't be made to behave properly - without the "Device not responding" messages. Possibly, I just need to start the setup of Steem again, referring to those instructions from tinyloops, instead of using a process of elimination, like I did before:
https://www.tinyloops.com/doc/yamaha_tq5/YSEDITOR.html https://www.tinyloops.com/doc/yamaha_tq5/YSEDITOR.html
- or try other MIDI interfaces, though the UM-1 seem fine with MIDI-OX (in XP).
Incidentally, trying some of the very few TX81Z patches I edited a while ago, played on the WX11, I heard some envelope clicks that I don't remember hearing before. In both cases I used the headphones socket, which means a small dedicated headphones amp gets to alter the signal slightly. Possibly the one in the TX81Z smooths out those clicks more.
- Andy