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November 26, 2015 at 8:32 am #64027
Hi,
have got this in progress, for this old Roland machine.
got the structure layout done, all parameters made, in
a compact UI. to include Tone Edit, Timbre, Patch, and
have also done the Rhythm part layout.
(should eventualy be good for D10/20/5 and maybe MT32)currently renumbering the VST indexes, and trying to
figure out the next steps to make it a decent mapping,
before entering the sysex, which i already have in a notepad
file.- This topic was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by human fly.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.November 28, 2015 at 5:16 am #64192This makes me wish I hadn’t sold my D-110. It was a bear to program. Keep up the good work.
December 1, 2015 at 6:50 am #64464skip>>
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You must be logged in to view attached files.December 1, 2015 at 6:52 am #64466here’s the plugin zip (hope it uploads)
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You must be logged in to view attached files.January 16, 2016 at 9:00 pm #68007Hi human fly,
I registered to thank you for your work on this and hope to encourage you further. 🙂 I have checked out your mock-up… looks good and follows some similar functional layout to the Jay-V panel. 🙂
I hope you are able to implement this further. editing the 110 in midiquest is just not good enough and I would really like to not have to give up on this synth due to poor interface. So I saw your work through google queries after yet another struggling round of limited results and thought finally some hope!
Cheers and best regards,
directionless
directionlessmusic.com
January 28, 2016 at 7:57 am #68179update: i’ve put this on hold, as i reached a limit to
my abilities with Ctrlr, and went back to work on the
Novation Remote mapping for D-110(with fresh ideas etc.)
(almost finished)so if anyone is interested in helping to sort out some
issues with this Ctrlr panel, i’d like to hear about it,
especially if dasfaker has time to have a look,
as seems to have mastered building a librarian, patch
retrieval, etc.i’ve done all the sysex. just have to check a few things
with multimode. tone edit all works.maybe i’ve screwed up the file, deeply, and it has to be
rebuilt 🙁
> i’ve ‘lost’ VSTIndex+default values, and need the Lua
override for more than 64params. i will figure this out
when i get time.February 2, 2016 at 8:38 am #68251bump…
ok, so i’ve realised this has to be finished, as it is quite cool
using a D110 with Orion, like a plugin with 8 parts+drum. so a VST
editor like this becomes very useful/essential ( and it’s all very
minimal, no extra boxes etc)(still working on Remote version > which has helped a lot getting
the sysex right)- This reply was modified 8 years ago by human fly.
February 25, 2016 at 10:48 pm #68508I would be more than interested… since I’m in love again with my old D10 / D110
February 26, 2016 at 4:40 am #68512here’s where i got to with the Remote version.
working (with some corrections needed) for tone edit.
am redoing Patch+Rhythm set.
there are 11 templates, to load to memories 1-11 in
the Remote.https://app.box.com/s/cr3qgoy05795dip4poc8eaa4uganc3m9
Remote D-110 Tone Edit beta1.zipgood for getting round if you have a Novation Remote –
not perfect yet but you’ll like your D-110 more 😉bump, for help needed getting the panel working again.
need Lua, and fixing the VSTIndexes (needs several
hundred parameters)February 27, 2016 at 1:39 pm #68521I don’t own novation remote. I m more interested to have my synths controlled inside my daw via AU plug. I’m new to Ctrlr and love the global idea. I would like have a midi learn function though to assign whatever to hardware knobs of my setup. I’d like to help but again new to Ctrlr and not a developer.
February 27, 2016 at 2:07 pm #68522ah well i’m new to Ctrlr too.
it needs preset/bank import, a librarian section for loading
presets into editor and thence to device, and, well, ‘Learn’
should be handled by most DAWs, but if Ctrlr plugins can do
that, yes, of course. a Ctrlr panel would be a more
convenient way of tackling the D-110 than a Remote MIDI template.- This reply was modified 8 years ago by human fly.
March 14, 2016 at 1:22 am #68622hey there from berlin. i was just about to start my own panel for the d110 when i saw this. if you want we can team up, drop me a line at lilakmonokeätgmaildötcom. cheers! florian
March 14, 2016 at 8:43 am #68623March 14, 2016 at 8:50 am #68624if you have a novation remote:
there are some new *.syx files to try out.- This reply was modified 8 years ago by human fly.
March 16, 2016 at 1:58 am #68630It’s interesting… and that’s a pretty cheap piece of hardware.
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March 17, 2016 at 5:25 pm #68645so dom and me have started working on a panel for the d110. this synth is a hidden gem and great for strange 80s game type sounds. or at least this is what im using it for. here is a track i just did with it. enjoy, get one and partake 😉
March 17, 2016 at 10:19 pm #68648here are Novation Remote MIDI templates for D-110,
17 in all, for Tone/Part parameters/rhythm setup.
best way to load them for now is to send them from
midi0x, in order, to the memory the numbers indicated.
(forgot to put info.txt in there – to do)i took time out to finish this when i hit a block
with Ctrlr – and in any case it was primarily about
progging up the Remote and seeing if it can fulfill
its potential.(same for D-110)nb: this is a first working version. maybe layout
needs to change a bit, will check it out in use.
i’ve used drumpads as navigation buttons between
template series(2 or 3-page), and then you step
‘down’,no more than 3 pages, in each section. it
works, you can get around a lot quicker. i’m just
checking out the process, with this set, but if
you have access to a D-110 and a Remote, it is
worth giving it a try. takes a couple of minutes
to load them, set basic chan=1, unit#=17 on D-110,
and it should all work.Remote D-110 MIDI templates
https://app.box.com/s/nidzifplr7bznlpq1u3zztxdlr4us0lybasically it is intended for editing Part1, set to
MIDIch1, and that’s where you edit tones(and have to
assign these to ‘timbre’ numbers, and then assign
timbres to Parts.but the thing about the D-110 is that you can
probably edit and save tones and timbres on
any part, and they all appear to have individual
temporary buffers. something like an e-mu might
only have an edit buffer for the part displayed
on the lcd, ie: you can’t edit multitimbrally.
even some more recent machines don’t have that.so you can have unsaved edits going on on all parts
if you want. which may be one reason roland made
the ‘enter’ button send out a single sysex message
for the displayed parameter + value. so you could
run your sequence, stop and go to the part you want
to edit, find the parameter, eg…cutoff, partial1 (…)
and change it from..?35 to 40, say. then arm seq’r to
record, hit play and hit enter on D-110.stop, go back, put back the value, and then run sequencer:
event inserted. no avalanche of sysex clogging up the
MIDI bus, just 11 bytes, and you can offset its position
if needed.so that’s not a bad way of using sysex.
(even getting used to the D-110 panel operation,
but it is still a bit ‘stressful’)April 28, 2016 at 9:56 pm #69108any updates on the ctrlr panel?
this got me all excited and would be reason enough to pick up a d110 or d10 againApril 29, 2016 at 7:22 am #69109(skip)
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