![]() Some may support neither of the above and only support standard MIDI note data. Some may support MIDI CC (control change) messages in addition to, or instead of SysEx. Some synths can also be used with a SysEx-enabled controller, which is especially helpful for devices that don't include their own onboard controls. SysEx can be used to back up presets from a hardware device to a computer (known as a SysEx dump or patch dump). Even devices from the same manufacturer may have unique SysEx messages for each device. These messages are exclusive to each system - a SysEx message used for a Roland synth won't work with any other device. SysEx (short for System Exclusive) messages expand the functionality of MIDI beyond standard MIDI messages. Note: Max for Live is included in Live Suite or can be purchased as an add-on for Live Standard. It is a simple $FE/254 sent out every ~300ms.Live 10 and 11 support the transfer of SysEx messages through Max for Live. Thanks again - and in advance for any supportīTW: If active sensing could be the reason: I cannot turn if off on my synth. I am going to check it on another PC with Windows 10 and a different midi interface.Īny hints what could be the reason for this behaviour, any logs that could be enabled and be posted here? That´s why I believe that the problem is related to MT32Edit because any other midi software I tried (on Windows 11) did work (playing the MT32 via Munt MT-32 panel, using Reaper, playing stand-alone versions of free and commercial VST etc.). My SY99 always sends out the "active sensing" midi command, but this has not yet been a problem with any software. not happen when using Dosbox for playing midi files or MT-32 games. Starting the "Munt MT-32 Sound Module Emulator" panel, the panel always gets resetted and the Windows message center repeatedly says "Connected application: MT32Edit.exe". Using a Behringer UMC 404 HD as midi interface and a Yamaha SY99 as keyboard (on channel 2), all I can hear is a very short click of a sound. I installed the latest stable version (build date, library version 2.7.0, mt32emu_qt 1.11.0) on Windows 11 and started the editor. Unfortunately, I did not get it to work with Munt. Therefore, it is great that someone took care of it right in time (by concidence). Knowing about this limited, I checked if something could be built with CTRLR having the advantage that it would also work as VST3, but the UI and the documentation is a mess, and LUA also is not that widespread (and I am not a real programmer.). I started searching for a solution several weeks ago and failed using dosbox also partly because a lot of midi commands are not supported yet by munt (WSD, RQD, DAT, EOD, RQ1 etc. Hi, fantastic to see a new editor for the MT-32. Re-labelled "Sensitivity" as "Velo Sens." in Timbre Editor window to improve clarity.Updated partial structure display in Timbre Editor window- structure no (1-13) is now shown in list, detailed description of structure functionality shown in drop-down list and tooltips.Improved visual behaviour of save timbre/save sysex options.Changing certain parameter values no longer sends overly long strings to MT-32 display- all messages are now within 20-character limit.Selecting partial reserve value of 32 no longer causes unhandled exception.Changing reverb settings now sends message to MT-32 display.Partial Reserve value changes now display correct part numbers on MT-32 display.Selecting Edit Preset Timbre in patch editor now edits whichever preset is in the selected patch position- previously only the default timbre for that position was sent to the editor.Fixed bug in v0.9.1a where loading SysEx file no longer loaded patch or rhythm bank data.Thanks to now_its_dark and others for feedback and suggestions. ![]() New build v0.9.2a is now available - see updated link in my original post.
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