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I need a V of 8 bytes in my sysex - MIDI Designer Q&A
I need a V of 8 bytes in my sysex
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Is it easy to implement the possibility to have 8 bytes in your V value in sysex? At this moment the limit is 3. I ran into a situation in which I need a V value of 8 bytes.
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The problem with 8 bytes is that it requires changes to the data structure (easy) but will also have some UI implications. What is the use-case, if I may ask? Thanks!
I wanted to take a crack at the Roland V-Synth GT which I own. The V-Synth GT has samples that I can select. Selecting a sample needs a V of 4 bytes. Setting an offset in the sample needs a V of 8 bytes. If the UI implications are too heavy let me know, because I don't want to spend time on the V-Synth then because the samples are a crucial thing in the V-Synth.
Thanks, so I'm just doing some cursory research: where are you seeing this? I'm looking at this guide:
http://lib.roland.co.jp/support/en/manuals/res/1810973/V-SynthGT_MIDI_Imple_e1.pdf
For example page 14.
Look at 00 28 (OSC1 Wave Number) which is 4 bytes and 00 2c (OSC 1 Start Offset) which is 8 bytes. Upon further inspection there are also more 4 bytes situations. For example, the vocoder parameters on the same page are 4 bytes. Or the AP-S parameters on page 13 are 4 bytes.
Okay, will check it. This might take some time, though: too much going on in the 1.6 release to add new features. Getting the stuff we have added to work bug-free is already a challenge.
I probably don't have to tell you, but don't try to implement too many things at the same time. Stabilize the 1.6 release first before you undertake any other additions.
Thanks so much @ezb, in fact the 1.6 release has a LOT of changes. Thanks to a long alpha period it looks quite stable so far... (also in other news, please send us that crashing layout so we can track that bug down)...
I just sent you the layout again. Please let me know if you received it.
got it but so far cannot replicate the crash ;(... Hmmm.....
I have a lot of Roland gear but have not seen 8 byte values in Sysex
I think you might be confusing a bit with byte ...8 byte is a huuuuge number that no synth use for defining value the most I'd see is 32k values and that fits to 3 nibble bytes
Ok, check this manual on page 14.
http://lib.roland.co.jp/support/en/manuals/res/1810973/V-SynthGT_MIDI_Imple_e1.pdf
Osc 1 Start Offset
8 bytes. If you can solve this in another way I am all ears.
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