Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Okay, I see what you mean.  Thanks for helping me out here!

But I'm still a touch confused.  How do I figure out what banks my Roland keyboard stores 
its sounds in?  The manual for the keyboard has a list of all the tones starting with 1 and 
going to 468.  These are grouped by MSB (87, 86, 121) and LSB (64 - 72, 000 - 004).  How 
do I divide these up into the Logic banks??

Thanks again for your help.  :)


--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, GAmoore@a... wrote:
> > Hmmm, I can't find find a "bank/patch" check box in the parameter window.  
> > Do you mean
> > the "program" box?  That one is checked, and when I click on the double 
> > arrow just to its
> > right, it pulls up a list of 127 patches.  These however aren't the same 
> > patch names from
> > my keyboard.  Besides there are hundreds more sounds in the keyboard.... 
> > where do I get
> > those??
> > 
> > 
> 
> Yeah, thats right. I don't have Logic in front of me now. the left number is 
> the bank and the right number is the patch. The patch names will not be right, 
> and it may show way more banks than your keyboard has. But it works. (They 
> could have built it in to have the patch names, but the idea was to make you buy 
> Sounddiver separately. Now Sounddiver is like Terry Schiavo when she was 
> unhooked from the machines but not dead yet.). Just go by the bank number and 
> patch number. 
> 
> It works fine, although there are few potential little issues. Some keyboards 
> start at 1 rather than 0 (or vice versa), so when you want patch 23 it will 
> say 24. And some synths have different bank numbers - like the Nova is only 
> bank 5 and 6. 
> 
> If you really want the patch names to be correct, you can get a friend to 
> read them off, and then type them in. It only takes a few minutes. Then save that 
> file as your autoload.