Hi,
I haven't watched all the communication about that topic yet, been a
bit busy lately, so the approval of new members messages tend to be a
bit slower than usual...
On 22 Aug 2013 at 6:21, fulfil_objective wrote:
> I think you are too focused on these vintage numbers like 31250 bps and
> 115200 bps. Transferring sysex by USB and MIDI are not limited to these
> old numbers.
It's a "clocked" interface with a _fixed_speed_, that way MIDI
communication can't be faster than this, even so some manufacturers
establised a faster MIDI communication between their own devices and
MIDI over USB and Ethernet might be faster too. Still older synths
can't keep up in case computers using the full midi bandwith
especially without pausing between the blocks.
Other than that, some interfaces tend to have problems with sysex,
especially the noname USB class compliant ones. Here's a link to a
MIDI Interface Sysex black-/whitelist (link at the top)...
http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=midi_interface_blacklist
Sysex wise I tend to use my Roland (Edirol/Cakewalk) UM3EX/UM2G
(Vista/Windows7) MIDI Interfaces, 4x Unitor/AMT8 (98/XP) and a
MIDIsport 4x4 (98/XP)...
Other than that I avoid class compliant interfaces especially within
Windows...
I hope this helps!
Summa
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Re: [CZsynth] Speed of sysex transfer
2013-08-25 by Summa
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