On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 8:39 AM, Atte Andre Jensen <atte.jensen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Atte,
Why not write a driver for JSynthLib? You can write drivers for library support only.
I've just checked the XP-30 manual,
http://www.johannes-emmerling.de/xp-30/downloads/Roland_XP-30_Manual.pdf
and it contains whole lists of names (at page +/-180).
If you copy them in a text editor and use the "replace" function, you can make a string array to put in your JSynthLib driver's constants file. Maybe you can start your driver from the jv-80 driver.
For more info ... see the wikis I started about
JSynthLib http://jsynthlib.wikispaces.com
and Roland SPD-11 http://spd-11.wikispaces.com
Rib Rdb also wrote a feature for JSynthLib to write drivers by describing the sysex in an .xml file.
But that's still in an experimental stage and very undocumented.
Regards,
Peter
PS: I can't really help you with the librarian part as my drivers for SPD-11 can't send sysex back and I don't have any clue why.
Maybe it will work when I install the next AVLinux that I just downloaded (my current install is messed up by too much experimenting). Maybe it's because I got something wrong in my driver.
Hi
I've been using jsynthlib in that past to backup the patches on my
jv-80. However after a long break I installedjsynthlib again, because
now I wanna backup the patches of my new (old) xp-30 that should replace
the jv-80. But jsynthlib doesn't seem to work with the xp-30, for one
thing, jsynthlib (with the jv-80 driver) doesn't know about all the
extra sounds available in the xp-30.
Since I really don't need an editor, just a place to put patches, I'm
hoping someone here could recommend a good way to go about this?
Hi Atte,
Why not write a driver for JSynthLib? You can write drivers for library support only.
I've just checked the XP-30 manual,
http://www.johannes-emmerling.de/xp-30/downloads/Roland_XP-30_Manual.pdf
and it contains whole lists of names (at page +/-180).
If you copy them in a text editor and use the "replace" function, you can make a string array to put in your JSynthLib driver's constants file. Maybe you can start your driver from the jv-80 driver.
For more info ... see the wikis I started about
JSynthLib http://jsynthlib.wikispaces.com
and Roland SPD-11 http://spd-11.wikispaces.com
Rib Rdb also wrote a feature for JSynthLib to write drivers by describing the sysex in an .xml file.
But that's still in an experimental stage and very undocumented.
Regards,
Peter
PS: I can't really help you with the librarian part as my drivers for SPD-11 can't send sysex back and I don't have any clue why.
Maybe it will work when I install the next AVLinux that I just downloaded (my current install is messed up by too much experimenting). Maybe it's because I got something wrong in my driver.
--
Atte
http://atte.dk http://modlys.dk http://virb.com/atte
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