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I'm guessing there is probably a program (i'm on os x 10.8) ?that tells me what midi info is coming in?? Hello Josh Check out MIDI Monitor: <http://www.snoize.com/MIDIMonitor/> Eb

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Not necessarily a lot of time, but it does require access to a server where the forum can sit, and bandwidth for topics. Things can also go wrong from time to time, requiring technical intervention.

Yep I bet that's what it is. I also have system info turned on for sending sysex banks. Is that what turns on active sensing? When I went through the diagnostics I noticed when I would release

http://home.roadrunner.com/~jgglatt/tech/midispec/sense.htm ________________________________ To: YamahaDX@... Sent: Wednesday, 18 December 2013, 17:03 Subject: [YamahaDX] DX7 constantly

It is probably active sensing which most DX uses to check a cable is present so that overhanging notes are silenced if a cable is removed during transmission. Lee Sent from my iPhone

Hi, i had the same thing when i had a Roland U220 (i think it was). It was because i had the ACTIVE MIDI SENSING turned to ON. So every few seconds the LED would pulsate. Paul

Ta Daniel, i will check it out have once owned a M100 and Leslie in my twenties !! Now i have a Nord Stage keyboard which has a great Organ section. i have always wanted the NI B4 Virtual

Hello, I've noticed on my midi interface that my DX7 is constantly sending something. The light on the interface is dim and rapidly flashing (The light is bright for instance when I play a note)

This I can answer a little bit as a CloneWheel member :-) Not only software emulations of tonewheel Hammond organ, but as well all their hardware incarnations, based on samples or on some kind of

Hi Bruce, Thanks a lot. i just got an email off Yahoo with tons of suggestions. i ran everything and also now using Mozilla Firefox instead of Internet Explorer. Seems to be working fine now

Hi Bruce, Does it take a long time to create a website from scratch ?? Do you need the Moderators to stop people spamming or matters becoming abusive ?? i have never been on the site

Hi Paul, Appreciate the sentiment, but I'm not going to run another forum, not even on a dare! Running a BBS from scratch takes a lot of time, of which I have little. Case in point: you sent this

Martin The formula was derived from the fitting a second-order polynomial to the data by least squares regression. Yes, if we do away with the constant then we would have a better fit. Good

I don't know how you constructed your formula, but if you remove the last "- 0.0171263" part of it, you at least won't get these negative values. And the value is too small to really change the

It's not a problem for DX/TXconvert that does not use or need this kind of precision anyway. Yamaha used a lot of look-up tables instead of math-formulas in their FM chips. This way it was possible

Hello Martin The math model is as good as it gets. It is only the first three values that are negative: Setting?LFO(hertz) 0?-1.7126e-02 1-1.4716e-02 2-8.6650e-04 32.4421e-02 ?If you want to use

Hi Eb, Thanks, that comes quite close. Except that the lowest range produces negative numbers with your formula. -- MT

For Windows platforms let's not forget the excellent DXManager software from Jon Morgan - FM-Alive. This program has a very easy to use GUI editor interface and librarian functions. The only

Julien, what Linux distro do you use? If possible get the latest Hexter version: With Version 1.0 a patch editor was integrated into Hexter. Create patches using hexter (you don't even have to own