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Mark | 2 May 2011 04:34
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Re: Midi COntrol


What is a midi event processor?

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> For the solution to this sort of problem, I've always used a Yamaha MEP4 MIDI Event Processor. It can
receive a program change message, for example, and route out 4 different program change messages out of up
to 4 MIDI outs. It can also filter, add, subtract, offset, etc.
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> I recently purchased an ART X-15 Ultrafoot and I own a Digitech DHP55 Harmony Processor, a Line 6 POD XT
Live, and a Digitech Whammy pedal. Does anyone have experience with this gear, in particular the ART X-15?
I wanted to know if it is possible to get the X-15 to say select preset 35 on the Digitech DHP and say 27 on the
POD XT and turn the whammy pedal on or off at the same time? Suggestions?
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Leslie Fradkin | 2 May 2011 04:58
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Re: Re: Midi COntrol

From 
http://www.sonicstate.com/digital/model.cfm?modelID=242&catid=7&manid=2

The MEP-4 is a Midi Event Processor, accepting incoming midi data and modifying it to the midi outputs. Four
micro processors are included, allowing very flexible midi operation. Examples of use would be: split a
single keyboard in four ways, independently transposed, midi echo, on a different note and sound,
connect a drum machine to the MEP4 and play the kick drum with your sustain pedal, accent only strongly
played notes with another tone generator, set aftertouch to send pitch bend messages, etc. Other
features include
up to 60 patches can be programmed - even a 9 character name can be assigned , data presetter functions for
patch change of connected instruments at once , channel filtering , message filter, data modifier (as in
examples above + much more) delay processor (echo from 0 - 3000 ms, more), output assigner , 1 midi in/4 outs
+ 1 thru , 16 character backlit LCD.

Hope this helps. It's a Swiss Army knife for any sort of MIDI Controller problem.

Les

On May 1, 2011, at 8:34 PM, Mark wrote:

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> What is a midi event processor?
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> --- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, lfradkin <at> ... wrote:
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> > For the solution to this sort of problem, I've always used a Yamaha MEP4 MIDI Event Processor. It can
receive a program change message, for example, and route out 4 different program change messages out of up
to 4 MIDI outs. It can also filter, add, subtract, offset, etc.
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Steve Conrad | 2 May 2011 05:00
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Re: Re: Midi COntrol

It's a unit that performs real time conversion of MIDI commands/ Events from one type to another type. 

Google for the owners manual to the Yamaha MEP4 

The company MIDI Solutions in Canada makes similar products. 

On May 1, 2011, at 7:34 PM, "Mark" <marke697sc <at> yahoo.com> wrote:

> Yamaha MEP4

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Leslie Fradkin | 2 May 2011 05:03
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Re: Re: Midi COntrol

The Bome MIDI Translator does some of these things as well.

I prefer the MEP4 because, as hardware, it puts no additional strain on my laptop.
Just a personal preference, though. I have used one since 1985.

Les

On May 1, 2011, at 9:00 PM, Steve Conrad wrote:

> It's a unit that performs real time conversion of MIDI commands/ Events from one type to another type. 
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> Google for the owners manual to the Yamaha MEP4 
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> The company MIDI Solutions in Canada makes similar products. 
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smoovetoob | 3 May 2011 03:00
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Re: Yuri's Night

Hi,

I've found this on eBay, not sure if it's the real DB50XG or a clone. Can't see the Yamaha logo on it.

Can anyone tell if it's the real thing?

http://tinyurl.com/695kg9p

Thanks,

Smoove

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guitarpugs | 3 May 2011 14:20
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Re: Re: Yuri's Night


In a message dated 03/05/2011 02:01:02 GMT Daylight Time,  
smoovetoob <at> yahoo.com writes:

Hi,

I've found this on eBay, not sure if it's the real  DB50XG or a clone. 
Can't see the Yamaha logo on it.

Can anyone tell if  it's the real thing?

Hi, that's a photo from the Matrixsynth page in the  listing

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Ryan, David | 3 May 2011 14:55

RE: Re: Yuri's Night

>I've found this on eBay, not sure if it's the real DB50XG or a clone.
Can't see the Yamaha logo on it.
>Can anyone tell if it's the real thing?

The auction description looks correct to me, making the board the same
thing as a Yamaha DB60XG. To double check I took a look at a DB60XG
photo and they do look nearly identical. The only difference I could see
was the Yamaha has a plastic body crystal where as the NEC has a metal
can one. Definitely not a big deal and it's likely that either one could
be found using either package. In any case it would not affect the
sound.

I think there are minor differences between a DB50XG and a DB60XG
regarding patch mapping so AX100's using the DB50XG use different
firmware than ones with the DB60XG.

Thanks,

Dave

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robbieharrison | 3 May 2011 16:29
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Re: PG-380 owners manual


I have tried to upload the manual a few times. Unfortuantely the last
message I got said there was no more space allocated for the group to upload
files. I have forwarded the manual in another email

Datsunrobbie

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SebastianO | 5 May 2011 04:36
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Re: If I own a GR 55 do I still need my GI20 Midi Guitar Interface/Converter?


Would keeping the GI 20 somehow allow MIDI recorded track be routed to any of the voices of the GR 55?

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> Yeah that is a bummer. It'd be awesome to record the MIDI in the computer, then play it back and record the
output digitally through USB. 
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> On Apr 5, 2011, at 9:21 AM, "tony.murray" <tony <at> ...> wrote:
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> > I think they are pretty good but the main limiting factor of the GR-55 is that you cannot play them back via
MIDI. They are only avaliable for live output in real time. You can do lots of other stuff via midi like
program changes an CC's etc but not internal sounds. Not sure why Roland have done this but to be honest the
sounds arnt that overwhelmingly good you cant live with out them. Many many good soft synths as well as
hardware modules that are better.
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> > Tony
> > 
> > --- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, "Dave Hillebrandt" <dave <at> > wrote:
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> >> What do you think about the built in sounds of the gr55. Didn't realize it had its own sounds and could be
quite handy if they sound decent. Dave
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> >>  Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 6:02 AM
> >>  Subject: [midiguitar] Re: If I own a GR 55 do I still need my GI20 Midi Guitar Interface/Converter?
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JB | 6 May 2011 01:31
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Re: Re: If I own a GR 55 do I still need my GI20 Midi Guitar Interface/Converter?

I don't see how it could work, but I could be wrong. 

Sent from my iPad

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> Would keeping the GI 20 somehow allow MIDI recorded track be routed to any of the voices of the GR 55?
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> --- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, Jeff <fearofthe2ndstep <at> ...> wrote:
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>> Yeah that is a bummer. It'd be awesome to record the MIDI in the computer, then play it back and record the
output digitally through USB. 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
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>> On Apr 5, 2011, at 9:21 AM, "tony.murray" <tony <at> ...> wrote:
>> 
>>> I think they are pretty good but the main limiting factor of the GR-55 is that you cannot play them back via
MIDI. They are only avaliable for live output in real time. You can do lots of other stuff via midi like
program changes an CC's etc but not internal sounds. Not sure why Roland have done this but to be honest the
sounds arnt that overwhelmingly good you cant live with out them. Many many good soft synths as well as
hardware modules that are better.
>>> 
>>> Tony
>>> 
>>> --- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, "Dave Hillebrandt" <dave <at> > wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> What do you think about the built in sounds of the gr55. Didn't realize it had its own sounds and could be
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