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I was looking at the Yamaha THR10II patch data. It doesn’t look like Midi data . was wondering
if anyone could make since out of it. Is it possible make a panel with Ctrlr for this?_____________________________________________________________
{
“data” : {
“device” : 2359298,
“device_version” : 16777216,
“meta” : {
“name” : “USER MEMORY 1”,
“tnid” : 0
},
“tone” : {
“THRGroupAmp” : {
“@asset” : “THR30_Stealth”,
“Bass” : 0.225926,
“Drive” : 0.364052,
“Master” : 0.518954,
“Mid” : 0.395208,
“Treble” : 0.259259
},
“THRGroupCab” : {
“@asset” : “speakerSimulator”,
“SpkSimType” : 8
},
“THRGroupFX1Compressor” : {
“@asset” : “RedComp”,
“@enabled” : false,
“Level” : 0.678148,
“Sustain” : 0.30
},
“THRGroupFX2Effect” : {
“@asset” : “L6Flanger”,
“@enabled” : true,
“@wetDry” : 0.50,
“Depth” : 0.20,
“Freq” : 0.040
},
“THRGroupFX3EffectEcho” : {
“@asset” : “L6DigitalDelay”,
“@enabled” : true,
“@wetDry” : 0.50,
“Bass” : 0.10,
“Feedback” : 0.380,
“Time” : 0.3910,
“Treble” : 0.40
},
“THRGroupFX4EffectReverb” : {
“@asset” : “StandardSpring”,
“@enabled” : true,
“@wetDry” : 0.50,
“Time” : 0.253704,
“Tone” : 0.277778
},
“THRGroupGate” : {
“@asset” : “noiseGate”,
“@enabled” : false,
“Decay” : 0.60,
“Thresh” : -38.0
},
“global” : {
“THRPresetParamTempo” : 468
}
}
},
“meta” : {
“original” : 0,
“pbn” : 0,
“premium” : 0
},
“schema” : “L6Preset”,
“version” : 5
}
____________________________________________________________________________A little more research looks like its Newtonsoft.json library could this be used in json4lua
The THR10II has windows/ mac software and even Android/ Ios apps. I guess you are on Linux?
The THR10II sends and receives Sysex. But there is no midi-implementation so you have to find out those messages yourself. I don’t own a THR10II so I can’t do that for you. Analyze the traffic, write it down, rinse, and repeat. Once you have done all that, then you can create a panel to control the THR10II.
The software does save/ load presets to an XML file. It should be possible to “read” those, or actually, convert them to a sysex message. But once you know all the sysex it is possible to save/ load those messages to a data file and not XML.
Good luck.
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