Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Hi Tjeu,

The first 20 is for the CZ101 - CZ5000 synths. The 21 is for the CZ1. The second 20 writes to the internal memory location A1. For the 32 patch synths 20 to 3F is the range from A1 to H8. If your synth stores fewer patches the number scales accordingly. The edit buffer location should be 60. Then you can save it wherever. All these numbers are in hex.

Now why would we flame anybody who can figure out their CZ sysex? :) I'm leaving myself wide open....    Fran

--- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, Lee Borrell <templarser@...> wrote:
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> One of those bytes is indeed the patch number - depending on which CZ you have there will be one byte assigned to the "edit buffer" memory - which holds the one before it is stored to a RAM preset - this may be different on different CZs depending how many presets there are.Changing the number as suggested by Tjeu should place the info into the desired preset - the info about this should be at the links I provided.
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> --- On Mon, 30/5/11, tjeu_horsch <tjeu.horsch@...> wrote:
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> From: tjeu_horsch <tjeu.horsch@...>
> Subject: [CZsynth] Re: Midiox settings to transmit and receive syx file to the Casio VZ1
> To: CZsynth@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, 30 May, 2011, 21:12
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>       Hello all,
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> 
> 
> This is my first post, so no flames please.
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> Can it be that we are using a wrong patch number?  When I Saturday tried
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> to use the files from:
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>                   
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> http://www.motormobil.de/cosmo/de/cz-and-vz-sounds/14-001cosmos
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> they would not load into my CZ2000s.
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> 
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> After some frustrating hours I noticed that the 6th  and 7th byte of a
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> line are  21 and  00
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>      f0 44 00 00 70 21 00  ...............
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> Changing it with a Hex editor to 20  and 20 solved the problem for me
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> for the time being.
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>     f0 44 00 00 70 20 20  ...............
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> Maybe this will also help in your case.
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> 
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> Regards
> 
>       Tjeu