I dont recall them all but there *are* some settings in midi ox that have to be applied and it took some trial and error the first time I used it with an Emu Orbit- I think "pass sysex" is the most important one but there are some buffer settings in there as well.
Im off work the next 3 days, Ill try and get some patches up. Im hoping to "emulate" some polysix sounds as best as the EX will do at least. I can hear it a "little" bit in the presets...a "little" --well see-
Have fun:)
To: korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com
From: freqspec@...
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:25:04 +0000
Subject: Re: [korgpolyex] Re: new to the world of poly 800 mk2
Hi, My EX-800 Came yesterday and I had no trouble with MIDI-Ox, my usb
interface and factory sysex.
No special settings were needed. Seemed to load right up.
01-windows MIDI default is the M Audio UNO interface but when using my
Korg TR driver as default and using the UNO w my Ensoniq SQ80 theres no
trouble. Think the MIDI-Ox setting is what counts here.
02- In MIDI-Ox UNO is set for in and out with my controller added to
the in as well
03- will depend on what app your using but in MIDI-Ox you load the
sysex file and hir send.
As far as Ive seen the EX and Poly800MKII should be the same in this
regard. Good luck. Seems like a pretty good OSC/Filt combo in there.
--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "mark" wrote:
>
> i have the sysex original midi patch for my poly 800mk2, a computer
and
> midi data send software. Can anyone tell me step by step what i need
to
> do so that the korg goes into receive mode so i can send the data to
it.
> Thanks
> Newbie Mark
>
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