A simple editor for the Akai SG01v sound module. Fairly simple box with surprisingly good sounds. This is my first attempt at panel programming, so any suggestions will be welcome. Happy tweaking!
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A simple editor for the Akai SG01v sound module. Fairly simple box with surprisingly good sounds. This is my first attempt at panel programming, so any suggestions will be welcome. Happy tweaking!
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Downloads: 1,689
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Just had to register to say thanks! I was just about to start programming NRPN’s in FL Studio when I saw this. Been after something like for ages. I got my SG01v in 1996 and it’s incredible that I’ve never used it properly until now! Thank you!
how are you able to change the programs and banks?
thank you Sir!
Awesome Work
mutenfuzz
I just can’t seem to be able to change patches as it doubles my messages by looking at the midi monitor
by every else is working fine
any chance to be able to change the programs (patches and sound banks)
thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I mean everything works as it should just the ability to change the programs is not working for me
Got it to work now so if anyone faces the same issue just set Multi to ON by Pressing Select Prog. and then pressing Multi and then Minus or Plus to On or Off on the Akai Hardware Module and Bam! its all rocking sounds amazing this Control is the Bomb! thank you so much for creating such tool for other musicians!!!!!! you are a generous Soul wishing you good from Berlin!
Dear mutenfuzz! Thank you very much for sharing your work with us. Greetings, Michael
Hi friends, i have any questions.
How to open this panel on Cubase 5 or Logic 5.
Thanks for answer
Oh my god, I just can’t wait to test this, just ordered a used sg01v since my broke some time ago (should come today).
This is one of the tracks I made with the sg01v and Fasstracker 2 when I was 15 (22 years ago):
https://www.novysonic.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/The-Ghost.mp3
Only the bassdrum comes from the Computer, dunno why they didn’t put the 909 drums into it…
Greetings, Adrian