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  • in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71069
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      just had this happen on reload
      where loads of hidden copies of ojects reappear..
      that can be very discouraging for newbs.
      i have no idea when i created these or why they are
      there. seems my groups are doubled up as well, have to go and
      clean all that up now.

      any idea why this has to happen? suggestions for avoiding it?
      i’ve tried really hard to be meticulous about stuff like this
      and have a clean build.

      in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71067
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        in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71065
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          no Mac here.

          it crashed the 1st time when i tried to move a locked
          object with PC kbd arrows keys.
          2nd time, i have no idea. been ok otherwise, i save
          regularly.

          i can’t seem to get the crash reports though, so i’m
          going to have to change the Ctrlr folder permissions
          to allow it to be written to. doesn’t always work as
          advertised though.

          in reply to: how do i represent the checksum? #71063
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            by all means yes, please visit the D-110 panel thread
            and give a hand. i got a fair bit done this morning
            – and remembered a few improvements i’d like to see
            to Ctrlr, you’ll see –

            one thing that would be good would be to implement
            reading presets off the synth onto parameters in
            the plugin/panel, like with the Virus panel.
            but essentially, dealing with checksum, and overcoming
            the 64 VSTIndexes limit will be first. i messed up the
            Indexes in my original drafts, through re-ordering my
            Modulator list for readability, and i couldn’t get
            default startup values to stick.

            the perfect plugin editor would have access to a kind
            of librarian for presets, i don’t know if anyone’s done
            that yet? first of all, though i just want to get a
            basic Tone Edit finished for people to try out. after that,
            i’ve made provision for a ‘patch’/multi edit page, and
            rhythm part edit, both of which i think offer some good
            possibilities.

            in reply to: how do i represent the checksum? #71061
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              not all machines. pre- D-series didn’t have checksums,
              and other manufs still didn’t use them, quite often.

              the Remote has a ‘Roland’ datatype. you can’t input it
              in the editor, you have to do it on the RemoteSL.

              so you upload your template, and go through each object
              in turn, wiggle the control, hit ‘edit’, change the
              data type parameter, hit write twice, and it will then
              produce the checksum automatically. you can check all
              this in midiox.

              this isn’t documented, i just found out by doing it.
              i don’t know if all checksums are the same method,
              but it works for Roland gear.

              i also re-did the Kawai K1 templates, it comes out at
              3 pages, no checksum, works a treat. did eMu orbit 9090
              as well, for old time’s sake (did that one back on the
              atari in 96)

              in reply to: how do i represent the checksum? #71059
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                the trouble with NRPNs … is that they are not device specific.
                sysex would’ve been perfect if it hadn’t been given timing priority.
                (Dave? !! why?)

                the RemoteSL wraps the entire message – which i’ve never used
                successfully trying to prog it with a sequencer – and ‘Nulls’ it
                at the end, by the look of things. this is desirable because you
                can otherwise end up sending your data#6 CC to the wrong parameter.
                and i imagine it’s difficult to tweak multiple parameters in the
                same tweak session. you can crash sysex too, and end up with a
                data error message with the old, slow processors, if the data
                gets mixed up.

                i don’t know if any panels here use NRPN? the other strange thing
                about NRPN is that the parameter numbers given often don’t corres-
                pond to the sysex parameter address numbers. i call that perverse,
                but i’m sure they had their reasons.

                in reply to: how do i represent the checksum? #71057
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                  where’s that pesky Lua, then? how do i use that?
                  i also need the Lua for more than 64 params.

                  (this morning’s listening:
                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2fh2WU-AjM )

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                  in reply to: how do i represent the checksum? #71055
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                    sorry to contradict bro 😉
                    but no it isn’t: RPN’s only address about three generic params.
                    the D-110 doesn’t handle NRPNs, if you check the MIDI implementation.
                    i’ve already mapped up the whole machine to a Novation RemoteSL, using
                    sysex and it works great. it’s a good little digital synth, i wouldn’t
                    be without it now, love that funky junk.

                    i’m just transferring all that over to my Ctrlr panel now.
                    it seems the signifier for checksum is z5, and i’m going to have to
                    crib the Lua, – like i know how the f*** to do that 🙂 –
                    we’re getting there, it’s only taken me a year !

                    check also my little addendum this morning with some notes on
                    calculating roland checksum. checksum for dummies(>>> me)

                    i’ve also done the JV-1080, all of Patch edit, mapped to the
                    Remote. i actually don’t find the 2 machines very different.
                    i almost prefer..yeah i think i do…the D-110. mo’oldskool
                    sound.

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                    in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71052
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                      i had another Ctrlr crash. can’t identify why this time,
                      and it didn’t write the crash report: probably because
                      Ctrlr tries to write to a folder with security/permissions.
                      >not very keen on changing permissions inside ‘progam files’,
                      and haven’t seen any mention of it anywhere.

                      in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71051
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                        great program!
                        it has a few quirks that have driven me mad at times,
                        but it’s really good.

                        in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71026
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                          in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71024
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                            in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71023
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                              in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71022
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                                in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71021
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                                  in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #71020
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                                    in reply to: Problem importing Groups to new project #70827
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                                      yes, i selected ALL items in List 😀 click, shift, scroll to bottom, make
                                      visible on canvas. zoom, your entire project tries to squeeze into the top
                                      left corner.

                                      so now i know not to do that again.
                                      and i didn’t have to, the groups were there, out of sight because i had
                                      resized the main window/tabs down, to fit some stuff on the work area
                                      while i messed around with it and made copies, to be dragged onto
                                      their respective panes – that kind of thing;

                                      what it is.. is i decided to rebuild a previous project from scratch:
                                      i resaved it with all groups and contents deleted, to have empty tabs,
                                      and rethink the tabs structure, before re-populating it, using the
                                      groups from the old project, copied across between project windows,
                                      and fixing these – filling in all the sysex and value ranges etc –
                                      before copying each group 3 times, because it’s a roland 4-partial
                                      synth, and then i just have to go through and amend 1 byte rather
                                      than copy it all in for each parameter.

                                      in reply to: Problem importing Groups to new project #70807
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                                        i think ‘make visible is DEFINITELY NOT the thing to do
                                        at that point, lol. that was catastrophic: everything
                                        re-aligned to left, horrible, had to bail out and hope
                                        it didn’t autosave – there was a backup of course, and
                                        on closer examination, my groups were stashed out of sight
                                        in the main container, but not on any tabs, and i’m
                                        pretty sure i left them locked on a tab last time…
                                        i’ll try again, see what i did wrong.

                                        the way to copy multiple objects is to have them all
                                        in a group, locked – and i think each item locked would
                                        be a good idea. anyway, i’m encouraged that i can do this
                                        somehow now, just a matter of figuring out how to do it
                                        reliably, and not screw up hours of work.

                                        in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #70701
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                                          in reply to: Roland D-110 panel #70700
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                                            16 Dec2016 – back to this. entering some sysex messages.
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