Glad the scanned pages helped with understanding what's going on, even if they don't lead to the goal you want. The CZ-1 just can't do it, it seems. > The sysex table I saw online is for the CZ-101, the CZ-1 may be different. Yes, they are different. I am not sure if I have a matrix with all sysex commands and the various CZs they work on. I will look when I get a chance. > Did you find references to any command for changing parameter values? Nope. CZ patch parameter data does from memory into what's the "Sound Area." Editing software that writes to the Sound Area does not destroy any stored presets until you write them to various memory locations. Unfortunately, I don't think you can write just one parameter into the Sound Area; you have to write a whole set of patch parameter data which triggers sounds from the start. Therefore, you cannot maniuplate parameters on the fly--which is what I think you (and others, such as myself) would love to be able to do. > Are there any documented commands ouside the 0x40 - 0x59 range? > Are there any references to commands 0x42 and 0x53 I am quite busy this weekend, but will try another look. To the best of my recollection, the ones on the websight had all the commands that were in my CZ-1 sysex manual--a photocopy I got from tech support, complete with handwritten notes which I assume are Japanese. Anyone here know Japanese? > Thanks a lot for your help, > Joaquim --Steve
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Re: 'LCD Cursor Position' Sysex command works but it is not enough
2008-05-03 by steve_the_composer
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