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br>science |
br>Is it possible to change presets via MIDI? If so, is there a way to send presets to individual modules via MIDI, rather than an entire preset for the system? br> br> |
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br>alt-mode |
br>From a quick test, I would say no, it isn't possible to change presets by MIDI but I might have something configured wrong.
There certainly isn't a way to send different presets to individual modules. I think the limit of 31 presets is pretty damn low. You can, however add an external card for more preset storage. br> br> |
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br>science |
br>I meant send a preset only to one module, as in sending it without changing settings for anything else. I'm guessing that could be done by just setting a preset up with settings for that module and nothing else, or am I not understanding how the patch storage works? br> br> |
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br>prscrptn |
br> science wrote: | Is it possible to change presets via MIDI? If so, is there a way to send presets to individual modules via MIDI, rather than an entire preset for the system? |
Yes, the 225e has pulse inputs for program changes. The only requirement is that the patches must be in sequential order; (ie. 1,2,3,4,5,4,3,2,1). br> br> |
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br>prscrptn |
br> science wrote: | I meant send a preset only to one module, as in sending it without changing settings for anything else. I'm guessing that could be done by just setting a preset up with settings for that module and nothing else, or am I not understanding how the patch storage works? |
Only modules which are remote enabled are affected by patch recall. You can turn off remote enable on any module that you do not wish to be affected... br> br> |
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br>alt-mode |
br> science wrote: | I meant send a preset only to one module, as in sending it without changing settings for anything else. I'm guessing that could be done by just setting a preset up with settings for that module and nothing else, or am I not understanding how the patch storage works? |
When you store a preset, you are storing the settings for all of the modules that are currently "Remote Enabled" at the time. So, you would have to turn off "Remote Enable" on the modules you don't want to save anything on.
prscrptn is correct that you can increment up and down through the patches with pulses into the 225e but your question was specifically over MIDI which I was not able to get working in my quick test this evening. br> br> |
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br>prscrptn |
br>to change a preset via MIDI, you must send a trigger to a note message buss, and then patch the pulse output to the preset managers next/last input. br> br> |
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br>science |
br>All good news... thanks guys br> br> |
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br>2012 |
br> prscrptn wrote: |
Only modules which are remote enabled are affected by patch recall. You can turn off remote enable on any module that you do not wish to be affected... |
wow,thats a great feature! br> br> |
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