What happened to TX81Z panel??

[Galaxian21]

Excuse me people…

But I’ve been trying to find the TX81Z panel with no luck….
Somebody has posted an image of it on GearSlutz.
And another person has had support for it on this forum.
However it is nowhere to be found.

Can somebody help me out with this?
I’ve been looking all over the place and can’t seem to find it.
It’s not posted in the Device Database… or anywhere else for that matter.

Has anyone seen this panel?

[img:f6okqi1n]http://midiot.net/tx81zctrlr.jpg[/img:f6okqi1n]

Thanks in advance.

[mardus]

I do have this panel, component and vst, also standalone ctrl 4 app (osx).

[venman]

Hi there!
I have the same problem and routes of Internet have brought me here. I am trying to find a vst interface for programming this synth but no luck as it is no longer specified in the list. Can anyone advice me where I can find one? Need it sooooo much!
Thanks a lot!

[atom]

If there is a demand for it i’ll try to port this one to version 5 and we’ll see how that goes.

[Chewshabadoo]

I’d be very interested in seeing this, I bought a TX81Z last year for ‘Lately’, but I’d really like to delve deeper.

[venman]

yes, it would be really great. I think it’s pretty unreasonable to stop supporting previous panels as synths are still in use ” title=”Smile” />

[diode]

I had the same question so I asked the person who originally did the graphics for the panel. He kindly supplied them to me in a zip archive. Hope that helps!
The compiled app is also still available on the old google hosted ctrlr site.

[atom]

Well all the panels will soon be available as binaries as it was in previous versions i’m working on that now. It won’t be backward compatibility feature, but you will be able to create a panel and export it as a .dll .exe or mac .app .component and distribute it as your own (just like SynthEdit does). I’ll try to use the graphics attached (thank you for those by the way) and re-make the tx81z panel asap.

[atom]

If anyone has this panel (binary or source code) send it to me, googlecode repository has been finaly deleted and my backup source code is at some invastigation company looking for stolen data i allegedly stole and don’t know when i’ll get it. I managed to rebuild the panel but i’m missing pieces of data.

[atom]

Check the panel database i just uploaded the initial version.

[itege]

Hey atom, any chance you have the original little phatty as well? I bought the VST that Moog offers(which is starting to look like a mistake, as they keep sending me invalid license files for it) because I could no longer access the google code page that was hosting the LP VST, and of course now I can’t get that crap to work since I paid $70 for it ._.

[atom]

Well i can port that panel sure, it was pretty simple as i remember.

[atom]

Quick update to the Device Panels, fixed downloading errors and thumbnail viewing, also added simple sorting options.

[romsom]

Does this one work for anyone?
According to the manual parameter change looks like: F0 43 [b:v89d7v0h]1n[/b:v89d7v0h] […] F7 (where n is the MIDI channel in hex) whereas it’s "yy" (-> [b:v89d7v0h]0n[/b:v89d7v0h]) in this panel.
I don’t have a TX81z but my YS200 claims to be (somewhat) compatible so I’m not sure if this is a bug or my device behaving differently.

In any case, is there an elegant way to change this or do I have to manually edit every modulator (to e.g. yy+0x10)?
Regards, Roman

[atom]

That’s my mistake, fixed that with a 2 liner in LUA, uploading it now.

[romsom]

I wrote a methode to parse the SysEx dumps from the TX81z/YS200 and so make this panel even more useful.
It’s not quite finished (untested with real hardware, yet unimmune to crippled sysex messages, probably a little messy, some minor stuff missing) but it should work more or less. I’m posting it here so you can include it, if you want.
I used the YS200 references, so there may be some differences (probably not).
Also I noticed some un- or misnamed modulators, see the commens in the attached file.
Regards, Roman

[atom]

Just update the changes to the panel, and upload it with the fixes, i’ll delete my version. If you have the hardware and can test it it’s better if you maintain it and work on it, i never even saw this synth.

[romsom]

Alright, I’ll do that.
I have the hardware at hand and can test most features, so I’ll do what I can maintaining this one. ” title=”Wink” />

[romsom]

Well, I will upload it, once I figure out how. ” title=”Wink” />

[atom]

On the main toolbar in Ctrlr there is a Device Database Icon, in the dialog click the settings icon type in your login/password from the forum, then click the upload icon choose the panel to upload and that’s it.

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