Xpantastic!

I found the differences between these messages. It's only about how to
activate/desactivate the quantize:

- action=06h "toggle" simply toggles the actual quantize. If it's ON,
it will go OFF and vice-versa.
- action=05h is set quantize ON or set OFF. Is that simple :)

My question was more about what it does to the *sound*. I tried many
settings (just a VC0, and set quantize to a mod source for VC0 freq,
VCF freq and so on). I do not hear any difference between quantize ON
or OFF).

This was my question because I'm currently developping a real-time
control/programming software for the XPander. My program do send the
right SysEx message, but I wondered there where no differences in the
sound itself.

I looked into my SysEx presets and I did not found any preset with a
quantize modulation. strange.

Looks like this option is never used or does nothing at all (?)

/Greg

--- In xpantastic@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Cappellini" <cappy2112@...>
wrote:
>
> > In the MIDI implementation, it's possible to enable/disable the
> > quantize thru a "Modulation edit follows" SysEx message (with
> > action=05h which is "set quantize on/off"). The same message with
> > action=06h is "toggle quantize N/A".
> > Does anybody knows what the difference is between this two messages ?
> > As far as I know, it's only possible to enable/disable the quantize
> > from the XPander panel.
> >
> 
> How about sending one of those messages via midi, save the patches
> (before/after the messages), to see which bit(s) are set or cleared
> (if any).
> Repeat with the other message.
>