MIDI Target Manufacturer(s): E-MU Systems
First off, let me start by saying the Z-Plane filter is in a league of its own. That's what makes the E-mu Rompler/Sampler range so well suited for 90s R&B. I started designing this layout 6 years ago, so it's been a work in progress. Emu were a great manufacturer when it came to sysex. Nearly all of their samplers and romplers can be fully controlled via sysex. One point to remember however is that they implement two buffers for control. One for changes via sysex, the other for front panel changes. Please be aware that you can easily change some parameters via sysex (namely layer changes) and the front screen wont reflect the change until you scroll through the menu.
All the sysex is working fine from my initial tests but it really helps to understand just how the emu romplers work (layering system etc). That will make it far easier to use. I am currently working on the Proteus 2000, which I'll be uploading soon.
Note: Your unit must be set to SysexID 00
Ver 1.4
- Changes to the Multimode section so that it's easier to understand.
- Couple of Sysex bug fixes
Ver 1.5 (Final.)
- I've add two buttons (one per page) on the cords page that will send all values on the page. You cannot initialize a single preset on the MoPhatt. I have found that when creating new sounds, many of the previous patches modulation cords can play havoc with the the VCA and filter and they are tedious to disconnect. The blue buttons with the numbers reset each individual cord, but they DO NOT send the reset values to the device if they are already at the Default position (no modulation) because MD thinks there has been no change. The new Send All button sends all the current cords to the synth. Simply zero out all cords, then hit Send All. I highly recommend you do this if you are sound designing new patches.
Thanks to Dan for this great app!
