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Re: Multi transfer between models

2007-06-14 by steve_the_composer

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle <paul@...> wrote:
>
> Aaron Eppolito wrote:
> > That's what I mean.  They don't go into a multisetup "slot" they 
just
> > overwrite the current settings.  The only thing you should 
notice is
> > that the presets (and other settings) change.  You then have to 
save
> > the current settings to a slot (giving it a name).
> >   
> But isn't the fact that the multi name doesn't change important? 
If the 
> multi were truly being received I think the name would change.

STEVE:
Using Sonar, I just successfully transferred XL-1 multis (977 byte 
multis) into my XL-2500 w/OS2.0 (1373 byte multis). To see if the 
transfer took place successfully, set the master/global menu display 
to MULTISETUP NAME. After the transfer, the new name should be 
there. 

BTW, I seem to recall that all ports are note created equal and I am 
wondering if that makes a difference.

> 
> > I do seem to remember putting the slot ID into the dump, but 
maybe you
> > have to send them *all* for that to work?  It's been a while...

STEVE: I took a quick look at the sysex manual and didn't see a slot 
ID for the multi listed. Could that have been in a portion of the 
dump listed as "reserved?"
  
> I don't *think* there is any way to send all multis, bizarrely 
enough. I 
> have 32 multis I want to transfer but the only option I can find 
is 
> "dump current multi".

STEVE: You can do this with the aid of sequencer software; not sure 
if you can embed remote control sysex in a pattern to automate the 
process using just 2 E-Mus. (It might be possible, though. If anyone 
wants to try, I'd encourage it and help.)

> 
> Funny old business, cheers for the suggestions :)
> 
> Paul

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