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Hello everybody!
I wonder which version of MidiWizard is the latest? Is it possible to make and arrange algorytms with Midiwizard?

Best regards, Okram

Regards, Marko

A little background: MIDIWizard is a Windows-based software product that interfaces with various signal processors, including the GSP-2101. It runs on any version of WIndows 98 or later and works with any 2101 EPROM version 2.00 or later. Some features will only work with the latest EPROM version, which is 3.00.

The latest version of MIDIWizard is 1.45. MIDIWizard is available for free to any member of this forum. If you have an older version of MIDIWIzard and wish to receive the latest version, just let me know. It's useful to know the version of Windows you are using, the EPROM version installed in your 2101, and the kind of interface you have between your PC and your 2101 (gameport, MidiSport 2x2, or whatever) so that, if you need support, we can help you more effectively.

We also have a long explanation of why we can't add a feature to the 2101 interface for designing new algorithms or editing existing algorithms. Let us know if you want a copy of this explanation.

The 2101 interface can do just about everything else you could want to do to your 2101 ... system backups and restores, program backups and restores, real-time program editing, MIDI map editing, remote control, global EQ management, factory and user program reporting, etc.

Currently, MIDIWizard is being used by about 190 GSP-2101 owners. I guess that's 189 since we lost Ed Sims to the Line6 POD community.

Graham Pearson

White Horse Software

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Hello everybody!
I wonder which version of MidiWizard is the latest? Is it possible to make and arrange algorytms with Midiwizard?

Best regards, Okram

Regards, Marko

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A little background: MIDIWizard is a Windows-based software product that interfaces with various signal processors, including the GSP-2101. It runs on any version of WIndows 98 or later and works with any 2101 EPROM version 2.00 or later. Some features will only work with the latest EPROM version, which is 3.00.

The latest version of MIDIWizard is 1.45. MIDIWizard is available for free to any member of this forum. If you have an older version of MIDIWIzard and wish to receive the latest version, just let me know. It's useful to know the version of Windows you are using, the EPROM version installed in your 2101, and the kind of interface you have between your PC and your 2101 (gameport, MidiSport 2x2, or whatever) so that, if you need support, we can help you more effectively.

We also have a long explanation of why we can't add a feature to the 2101 interface for designing new algorithms or editing existing algorithms. Let us know if you want a copy of this explanation.

The 2101 interface can do just about everything else you could want to do to your 2101 ... system backups and restores, program backups and restores, real-time program editing, MIDI map editing, remote control, global EQ management, factory and user program reporting, etc.

Currently, MIDIWizard is being used by about 190 GSP-2101 owners. I guess that's 189 since we lost Ed Sims to the Line6 POD community.

Graham Pearson

White Horse Software

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Hello everybody!
I wonder which version of MidiWizard is the latest? Is it possible to make and arrange algorytms with Midiwizard?

Best regards, Okram

Regards, Marko

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Graham,

Can you provide me instructions on how to acquire?

Many thanks,

Nick

Graham Pearson wrote:

A little background: MIDIWizard is a Windows-based software product that interfaces with various signal processors, including the GSP-2101. It runs on any version of WIndows 98 or later and works with any 2101 EPROM version 2.00 or later. Some features will only work with the latest EPROM version, which is 3.00.

The latest version of MIDIWizard is 1.45. MIDIWizard is available for free to any member of this forum. If you have an older version of MIDIWIzard and wish to receive the latest version, just let me know. It's useful to know the version of Windows you are using, the EPROM version installed in your 2101, and the kind of interface you have between your PC and your 2101 (gameport, MidiSport 2x2, or whatever) so that, if you need support, we can help you more effectively.

We also have a long explanation of why we can't add a feature to the 2101 interface for designing new algorithms or editing existing algorithms. Let us know if you want a copy of this explanation.

The 2101 interface can do just about everything else you could want to do to your 2101 ... system backups and restores, program backups and restores, real-time program editing, MIDI map editing, remote control, global EQ management, factory and user program reporting, etc.

Currently, MIDIWizard is being used by about 190 GSP-2101 owners. I guess that's 189 since we lost Ed Sims to the Line6 POD community.

Graham Pearson

White Horse Software

gpearson@...

Hello everybody!
I wonder which version of MidiWizard is the latest? Is it possible to make and arrange algorytms with Midiwizard?

Best regards, Okram

Regards, Marko

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Graham,

I would like to aquire this software for my 2101 too. I have Operating System Windows XP PRO with a yamaha USB Midi interface. I also have a SB Audigy Midi interface. My EPROM is Version 3.00. I would also like a copy of "We also have a long explanation of why we can't add a feature to the 2101 interface for designing new algorithms or editing existing algorithms".

Thanks,

Jeff Rankin

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Graham,

Can you provide me instructions on how to acquire?

Many thanks,

Nick

Graham Pearson wrote:

A little background: MIDIWizard is a Windows-based software product that interfaces with various signal processors, including the GSP-2101. It runs on any version of WIndows 98 or later and works with any 2101 EPROM version 2.00 or later. Some features will only work with the latest EPROM version, which is 3.00.

The latest version of MIDIWizard is 1.45. MIDIWizard is available for free to any member of this forum. If you have an older version of MIDIWIzard and wish to receive the latest version, just let me know. It's useful to know the version of Windows you are using, the EPROM version installed in your 2101, and the kind of interface you have between your PC and your 2101 (gameport, MidiSport 2x2, or whatever) so that, if you need support, we can help you more effectively.

We also have a long explanation of why we can't add a feature to the 2101 interface for designing new algorithms or editing existing algorithms. Let us know if you want a copy of this explanation.

The 2101 interface can do just about everything else you could want to do to your 2101 ... system backups and restores, program backups and restores, real-time program editing, MIDI map editing, remote control, global EQ management, factory and user program reporting, etc.

Currently, MIDIWizard is being used by about 190 GSP-2101 owners. I guess that's 189 since we lost Ed Sims to the Line6 POD community.

Graham Pearson

White Horse Software

gpearson@...

Hello everybody!
I wonder which version of MidiWizard is the latest? Is it possible to make and arrange algorytms with Midiwizard?

Best regards, Okram

Regards, Marko

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Oops! Sorry about the last post. It should have gone directly to Marko, of course.

I might as well take this opportunity to let you all know that we have about 213 copies of MIDIWizard out there with the GSP-2101 interface. What puzzles me is this. We get requests for copies of MIDIWizard, we send the copies out, and then we get absolutely NO feedback on whether on not it is useful, comments on new features, bugs, etc.

We're NOT looking for pats on the back. We're looking for constructive criticism that would help make our software better. Is anyone out there using MIDIWizard?

Currently, MIDIWizard has interfaces for the following devices:

DigiTech GSP-2101

DigiTech Studio Vocalist/Vocalist Workstation

Tech21 SansAmp PSA-1

ADA MP-1

Lexicon MPX1

In the works:

Roland GP-100

DigiTech 2112/2120

Any other suggestions?

Best Regards,

Graham Pearson

White Horse Software

Fredericksburg, Texas

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----- Original Message -----

From: jason stanley

To: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 9:38 AM

Subject: Re: [gsp-2101] RE: MIDIWizard Software

Haven't used my software for awhile. I'll have to pull it out of the arsenal for some dusting off. Is there any newer updated version from v1.4 ?

Graham Pearson <gpearson@...> wrote:

Oops! Sorry about the last post. It should have gone directly to Marko, of course.

I might as well take this opportunity to let you all know that we have about 213 copies of MIDIWizard out there with the GSP-2101 interface. What puzzles me is this. We get requests for copies of MIDIWizard, we send the copies out, and then we get absolutely NO feedback on whether on not it is useful, comments on new features, bugs, etc.

We're NOT looking for pats on the back. We're looking for constructive criticism that would help make our software better. Is anyone out there using MIDIWizard?

Currently, MIDIWizard has interfaces for the following devices:

DigiTech GSP-2101

DigiTech Studio Vocalist/Vocalist Workstation

Tech21 SansAmp PSA-1

ADA MP-1

Lexicon MPX1

In the works:

Roland GP-100

DigiTech 2112/2120

Any other suggestions?

Best Regards,

Graham Pearson

White Horse Software

Fredericksburg, Texas

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Hello!

- Can You please send me the latest version of Midi Wizard (WinXP sp2, SB live, Eprom version 3.00a, PPC 210 installed)?
- A copy of a long explanation of why you can't add a feature to the 2101 interface for designing new algorithms or editing existing algorithms, would be real nice to have too.

- I also wonder what happened to your GSP 2101 forum (sorry I forgot the exact name)?

Regards, Marko

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Oops! Sorry about the last post. It should have gone directly to Marko, of course.

I might as well take this opportunity to let you all know that we have about 213 copies of MIDIWizard out there with the GSP-2101 interface. What puzzles me is this. We get requests for copies of MIDIWizard, we send the copies out, and then we get absolutely NO feedback on whether on not it is useful, comments on new features, bugs, etc.

We're NOT looking for pats on the back. We're looking for constructive criticism that would help make our software better. Is anyone out there using MIDIWizard?

Currently, MIDIWizard has interfaces for the following devices:

DigiTech GSP-2101

DigiTech Studio Vocalist/Vocalist Workstation

Tech21 SansAmp PSA-1

ADA MP-1

Lexicon MPX1

In the works:

Roland GP-100

DigiTech 2112/2120

Any other suggestions?

Best Regards,

Graham Pearson

White Horse Software

Fredericksburg, Texas

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Sorry Graham that I have not gotten back with you on the 2101 MidiWizard. Honestly my heart is in to using it I just have been crammed with school. I am going to hook it up in a couple of weeks to my 2101. I am going to load the software to see how it looks though today. I appreciate folks like yourself that are dedicated to providing easy to use software solutions.

Thanks

Graham Pearson wrote:

Oops! Sorry about the last post. It should have gone directly to Marko, of course.

I might as well take this opportunity to let you all know that we have about 213 copies of MIDIWizard out there with the GSP-2101 interface. What puzzles me is this. We get requests for copies of MIDIWizard, we send the copies out, and then we get absolutely NO feedback on whether on not it is useful, comments on new features, bugs, etc.

We're NOT looking for pats on the back. We're looking for constructive criticism that would help make our software better. Is anyone out there using MIDIWizard?

Currently, MIDIWizard has interfaces for the following devices:

DigiTech GSP-2101

DigiTech Studio Vocalist/Vocalist Workstation

Tech21 SansAmp PSA-1

ADA MP-1

Lexicon MPX1

In the works:

Roland GP-100

DigiTech 2112/2120

Any other suggestions?

Best Regards,

Graham Pearson

White Horse Software

Fredericksburg, Texas

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> 
> Currently, MIDIWizard has interfaces for the following devices:
> DigiTech GSP-2101
> DigiTech Studio Vocalist/Vocalist Workstation
> Tech21 SansAmp PSA-1
> ADA MP-1
> Lexicon MPX1
> 
> In the works:
> Roland GP-100
> DigiTech 2112/2120
> 
> Any other suggestions?
> 
> Best Regards,
> Graham Pearson
> White Horse Software
> Fredericksburg, Texas
>

----- Original Message -----

From: cheeseburgy

To: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2006 1:23 AM

Subject: [gsp-2101] Re: MIDIWizard Software

So Graham, from what I understand, you are looking for Feedback on
your MIDIWizard Software product, I suppose to make it a better
product. Yet, I have contacted you a few times now so that I can get/
try your software and then offer that very feedback, but you have not
replied to one of my emails. What exactly do I have to do to make this
happen? Or is it no longer available or being maintained???

-----Original Message-----
From: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com [mailto:gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of cheeseburgy
Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 7:46 PM
To: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gsp-2101] Re: MIDIWizard Software

 

Thanks Graham!
Jason helped me out. Yes, the guy who runs bhon.net has some pretty 
aggressive SPAM Filters. Loking forward to trying out your software, 
just have to find a cable to hook it up to my PC gameport. Once I've 
had time to test it, I'll definately keep up my end of the bargain. 
Here's to further devepment, looks promising.
Cheers, Rick

P.S. Maybe you should have a web site to promote the MIDIWizard? I 
looked all over the Internet looking for information about your 
software and found none. Just a simple page with a list of 
capabilites, features, screenshots would do wonders to get more users 
interested, if indeed that is your goal. I can help you with this.

--- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, "Graham Pearson" <gpearson@...> 
wrote:
>
> Rick:
> 
> To send you a free copy of MIDIWizard, I have several times 
attempted to contact you directly, using your email address netman@... 
My messages are ALWAYS returned with a very short and unprintable 
reason for rejection.
> 
> I suggest you contact your ISP bhon.net and rectify the problem or 
change your ISP.
> Graham
> 
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: cheeseburgy 
>   To: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2006 1:23 AM
>   Subject: [gsp-2101] Re: MIDIWizard Software
> 
> 
>   So Graham, from what I understand, you are looking for Feedback on 
>   your MIDIWizard Software product, I suppose to make it a better 
>   product. Yet, I have contacted you a few times now so that I can 
get/
>   try your software and then offer that very feedback, but you have 
not 
>   replied to one of my emails. What exactly do I have to do to make 
this 
>   happen? Or is it no longer available or being maintained???
>







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-----Original message-----
  From:  Graham Pearson<gpearson@...>
  To:  gsp-2101<gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com>
  Date:   Tue, 25 Apr 2006 06:36:25 -0500
  Subject:   Re: [gsp-2101] Re: MIDIWizard Software
  
  
  

  
  
  
  
  
    Mark:    
         
    MIDIWizard is mostly used for system-wide and individual program backups.  Not very glamorous but extremely important if you value your custom sounds.  Some of MIDIWizard's other features are useful even if you don't have your 2101 connected to your computer.  For example, a couple of features provide easy links to all the significant web sites devoted to the 2101 and various downloadable program libraries.    
         
    White Horse Software does not yet have a web site devoted to MIDIWizard.  One of these days, we'll have the time to set one up.  Thanks for offering to donate funds "to keep up our interest".  Eventually, we might charge a nominal fee, say $25, for each copy of MIDIWizard.  For now, we distribute it for free because we want to keep the 2101 as being one of the most viable and powerful signal processors around, even after 20 years or so.    
         
    Although the 2101 interface attracts the most interest, we have developed several other interfaces for MIDIWIzard ... ADA MP-1, Tech21 SansAmp PSA-1, Lexicon MPX1, DigiTech Studio Vocalist and Vocalist Workstation.  In the works are interfaces for the Roland GP-100 and possibly the DigiTech 2112/2120.  We know that RPEdit is well established for the 2112/2120, but our intention is to make patches interchangeable between the 2101 and the 2112/2120.    
         
    Thanks for your feedback,    
    Graham Pearson      


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----- Original Message -----

From: Clayton

To: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2007 7:13 AM

Subject: [gsp-2101] Midiwizard help!!!

I read somewhere that the Midiwizard program can be used with the ADA
MP-1 and also the Lexicon MPX-1. Does anyone out there know how to
make it work with the MP-1? I would love to be able to use this with
my MP-1's. If it works even half as good with an MP-1 as it does with
the GSP2101, I will be in total MIDI heaven. If you're reading this
Graham, please let me know what's up. Thanks.

Clayton:

Currently, MIDIWizard interfaces with the following devices:

DigiTech GSP-2101

DigiTech Studio Vocalist

ADA MP-1

Tech21 SansAmp PSA-1

Lexicon MPX-1

Hammond XK-3

Our software is distributed as an executable file (EXE), several general-purpose dynamic link libraries (DLLs), and one or more device-specific DLLs. For each of the above devices, you need the corresponding device-specific DLL file. The EXE and the other general purpose DLLs are the same, no matter how many device-specific DLLs you install. We carefully designed the EXE and all DLLs to operate under any version of Windows 98 or later, so you don't need to update your MIDIWizard software if you install a new version of Windows.

We've been distributing free copies of MIDIWizard for about 4 years now. As of today (May 27, 2007) there are 244 registered copies of the GSP-2101 interface out there. With the release of version 1.51, we've decided to ask for a contribution of $33 for each of the device interfaces. Of course, if you are interested in several device interfaces, we can cut you a deal. This contribution entitles you to receive future updates for free.

The reason for asking for a contribution is that we intend to establish a web site for product support and updates. So far, only four people have sent us a donation, so we're not exactly getting rich. Perhaps some of you out there are copying our software, and that's just fine. But if you find MIDIWizard useful, as I know many of you do from the number of support questions I answer, I hope you'd feel like sending us a dollar or two just so we can offset the cost of developing the web site.

To everyone, thanks for reading this long post.

Graham

----- Original Message -----

From: Clayton

To: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2007 7:13 AM

Subject: [gsp-2101] Midiwizard help!!!

I read somewhere that the Midiwizard program can be used with the ADA
MP-1 and also the Lexicon MPX-1. Does anyone out there know how to
make it work with the MP-1? I would love to be able to use this with
my MP-1's. If it works even half as good with an MP-1 as it does with
the GSP2101, I will be in total MIDI heaven. If you're reading this
Graham, please let me know what's up. Thanks.

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