You need to read the manual for the device, and find the section for Program Dumps or Bulk Dumps or something similar, and see how the data is structured there.[/quote:1bb7xnkh]
thanks Atom
I read the manual and founf the following – Patch (Program) Dump Request. And it is devided into 2 sections:
[quote:1bb7xnkh][b:1bb7xnkh]1. Patch Dump Request from Slot (Message Type $30)[/b:1bb7xnkh]
And it says that when the patch request message below is recieved by Nord Lead 3, it will reply by sending a Patch Dump of Message Type $20 (from Slot). Nord Lead 3 Slots are assigned to MIDI Channel. So Nord Lead 3 has four MIDI channels on output. Total number of slot is 4
Byte (Hex) – Description
$F0 – System Exclusive
$33 – Manufacture ID (Clavia)
<Device ID> $00-$7F – selected Device ID for the specific instrument, 1 -127, All (what is that mean??)
$09 – Model ID for Nord Lead 3
$30 – Message Type specifies dump request source. $30 – from Slot
$00-$04 – Message Specification specifies the requested Slot: $00-$03 = Slot A-D. $04 – Active Slot.
$00 – Spare. Always set to $00
$F7 – End of System Exclusive
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PROGRAM DUMP TO/FROM SLOT (MESSAGE TYPE $20)[/b:1bb7xnkh]
Byte (Hex) – Description
$F0 – System Exclusive
$33 -Manufacturer ID (Clavia)
<Device ID> $00-$7F – selected Device ID for the specific instrument, 1-127, All
$09 -Model ID for Nord Lead 3
$20 -Message Type specifies dump source. $20 = from Slot
$00 to $04 -Specifies the source Slot: $00-$03 = Slot A-D. $04 = Active Slot.
$00 -Spare. Always set to $00
<Program Name> – Program Name. Max 16 characters long. Zero terminated if less than 16 char- acters.
$00 (x 16) – 16 spare Bytes for future expansion. Always set to $00.
<Version MSB> – Most significant 7 bits of version number.
<Version LSB> – Least significant 7 bits of version number.
<Patch Data 1> – See page 156. (There is a big table which shows controls like OSC, Lfo and etc – Link to PDF [url:1bb7xnkh]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4202790/docs/Clavia_NordLead3_Manual_v1.2.pdf[/url:1bb7xnkh])
<Patch Data 2>
<Patch Data 3>
:
<Patch Data 210>
$F7 – End Of System Exclusive
[b:1bb7xnkh]2. Patch Dump Request from Memory Location (Message Type $31)[/b:1bb7xnkh]
And it says that when the patch request message below is recieved by Nord Lead 3, it will reply by sending a Patch Dump of Message Type $21 (from Memory Location)
Byte (Hex) – Description
$F0 – System Exclusive
$33 – Manufacturer ID (Clavia)
<Device ID> – $00-$7F selected Device ID for the specific instrument, 1-127, All
$09 – Model ID for Nord Lead 3
$31 – Message Type specifies dump request source. $31= from memory location
$00-$07 – Message Specification specifies the requested Bank (1-
$00-$7F – Message Specification specifies the requested memory location (1-128)
$F7 – End Of System Exclusive
[b:1bb7xnkh]PROGRAM DUMP TO/FROM MEMORY LOCATION (MESSAGE TYPE $21)[/b:1bb7xnkh]
Byte (Hex) – Description
$F0 – System Exclusive
$33 – Manufacturer ID (Clavia)
<Device ID> – $00-$7F -selected Device ID for the specific instrument, 1-127, All
$09 – Model ID for Nord Lead 3
$21 – Message Type specifies dump source. $21= from memory location
$00-$07 – Specifies the source Bank 0-8
$00 to $7F – Message Specification specifies the source memory location 1-128
<Program Name> – Program Name. Max 16 characters long. Zero terminated if less than 16 char- acters.
$00 (x 16) – 16 spare Bytes for future expansion. Always set to $00.
<Version MSB> – Most significant 7 bits of version number.
<Version LSB> – Least significant 7 bits of version number.
<Patch Data 1> – See page 156. (There is a big table which shows controls like OSC, Lfo and etc – Link to PDF [url:1bb7xnkh]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4202790/docs/Clavia_NordLead3_Manual_v1.2.pdf[/url:1bb7xnkh])
<Patch Data 2>
<Patch Data 3>
:
<Patch Data 210>
$F7 – End Of System Exclusive
and in the end
[b:1bb7xnkh]ALL CONTROLLERS REQUEST (MESSAGE TYPE $40)[/b:1bb7xnkh]
This message instructs Nord Lead 3 to send all current MIDI Controller values for a specified Slot.
This message can also be transmitted from the Nord Lead 3 by using the ‘Send MIDI Controllers’ function described on page 121.
Byte (Hex) – Description
$F0 – System Exclusive
$33 – Manufacturer ID (Clavia)
<Device ID> – $00-$7F selected Device ID for the specific instrument, 1-127, All
$09 – Model ID for Nord Lead 3
$40 – Message Type specifies All Controllers Request.
$00-$04 – Specifies the requested Slot: $00-$03 = Slot A-D. $04 = Active Slot.
$F7 – End Of System Exclusive
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PROGRAM FORMAT[/b:1bb7xnkh]
In the Program Dump Messages, the Data Bytes contain the actual Program settings.
• The patch data is viewed as a bit stream where the different parameters only use as many bits as necessary for their actual format. All parameters are oriented with the most significant bit first. An 8-bit checksum is calculated over the entire data block and stored as the last 8 bits of the file. The checksum is calculated by adding all data Bytes together. Since a MIDI SysEx data Byte can only contain 7 bits, the bit stream is 8 to 7 bit converted to fit the MIDI format.
• A complete Patch (Program) Dump, including SysEx header and data, is transmitted in 261 Bytes. See page 156. (There is a big table which shows controls like OSC, Lfo and etc – Link to PDF [url:1bb7xnkh]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4202790/docs/Clavia_NordLead3_Manual_v1.2.pdf[/url:1bb7xnkh])
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Please could you help define what actual values need to be used in midiMessageRecieved LUA script?
Many thanks in advance
Ilnaz