[korgypark] Re: More PCIF and MIDI/USB questions
- From: "Duran-Seipel, Ramon" <ramon.duran@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 09:09:00 +0200
>You are brilliant!!
oh, please please... I'll be blush.....
One thing I forgott to mention is one parameter that maybe is involved =
in
this funtionality. It is 'Midi out select' or something similar, and =
has as
options PCIF and MIDI. I don't remember for what is this used but I =
have
MIDI selected for this one (it seems logical).
Ramon
-----Mensaje original-----
De: Brynley [mailto:brynley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Enviado el: mi=E9rcoles 4 de junio de 2003 8:31
Para: korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Asunto: [korgypark] Re: More PCIF and MIDI/USB questions
Ramon
Wow - thanks for that - I'll have another go this week - I am also=20
using XP Pro but have an older Roland SMPU64 4/4 USB interface=20
(admittedly I use a N5 and not a X5/D!) - but the results should be=20
the same. I am on 2 Korg mailing lists - this and one for the N5 -=20
they use the same synthesis engine. I know a lot of people on the N5=20
list have never managed to get XP to work for them.
(However the Roland SMPU64 is not powered...)
I'll keep in touch though.
You are brilliant!!
:)
Brynley
>Hi Brynley,
>
>since I think I've been the one that said that it works and I haven't
>used this setup in a long time, I had to wait to go home to check it.
>The result is that it works flawlessly, as it should.
>
>Here's my Setup:
>
>Windows XP Pro
>X5_05 Soundeditor
>Korg X5DR
>Midiman USB Midisport 8x8/s
>
>I've send and received the whole memory dump (the biggest and hardest
>sysex file) without problem. I've also edited some parameters in the
>Soundeditor and the changes are inmediately seen in the 2 lines
>screen...
>
>If you think it carefully, there's no reason to not work. You have a
>software (editor) that works in XP, a midi driver that works in XP, =
and
>a great synth that respons to all kind of midi messages...
>
>However, as mentioned some weeks ago, there are some midi interfaces
>that doesn't handle correctly sysex (almost all send from the editor =
are
>sysex), specially the ones that claim that don't need power supply, =
that
>will be taken from the data wires... That's a trick , a good one, but
>the problem is that it doen't work with sysex messages.
>
>If you (or any other) want to know some other parameters I have in my =
setup
>that might
>do a difference with yours, just let me know and I'll try to help =
you...
>
>Regards
>Ramon
>
>
>-----Mensaje original-----
>De: Brynley [mailto:brynley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>Enviado el: martes 3 de junio de 2003 8:40
>Para: korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Asunto: [korgypark] Re: More PCIF and MIDI/USB questions
>
>
>To back up what Andy said - the Korg Sound Editor can only be used
>with the (correct) PC I/F cable - I have heard stories of it being
>being used over plain old MIDI and USB MIDI interfaces but I think
>the general consensus is that it will only work using the PC I/F.
>This (I imagine) is more to do with the speed the data is transmitted
>(very slowly?) then anything else.
>
>Not much help?
>
>respectfully
>
>Brynley
>
>>
>>> Has anybody had complete a success using a USB/MIDI interface =
with
>the
>>> Korg X5D, including SysEx and Sound Editor functionality? In =
other
>words,
>>> is there one out there that is known to be fully compatible with =
the
>Korg
>>> X5D?
>>
>>I haven't successfully used the sound editor at all in XP. SysEx
>>support is OK over pure MIDI (via my M-Audio sound card) but not over
>>the PCIF cable. I've never seen the sound editor work over pure MIDI =
on
>>any setup :( ...but I'm sure it must be possible.
>
>
>
>
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