• SONAR
  • MIDI Program change +/- question [WORKAROUND FOUND] (p.2)
2016/02/26 09:13:34
panup
Oh, even more solutions! Thanks guys :)
 
> I have not completely understood your target, but is case you want change the patch using MIDI keyboard/controller, I can try to make something using AZCtrl.
 
My keyboard controller is AKAI ADVANCE61, connected via USB to PC. Synth is Korg M1R, connected to RME UFX MIDI1 output. Searhing suitable sound is slow because I can't reach the physical unit from the working position and I did not find a way to +/- patch number easily in SONAR.
 
> In the track Inspector click on the patch field and use Numpad +/-. Same for the Bank field.
 
I'll try this!
2016/02/26 10:48:10
azslow3
I have created a test preset and instructions, see http://www.azslow.com/index.php/topic,285.msg1353.html#msg1353
(the preset is a bit more complicated than it should be for PC sending, but since I haven not used hardware synth, AZCtrl is not "well prepared" for that).
2016/02/26 13:46:35
panup
Incredible, azslow3! Thanks for this and all your AZ* projects!
 
-Panu
2016/02/26 16:45:18
dilletant
azslow3
dilletant
In the track Inspector click on the patch field and use Numpad +/-. Same for the Bank field. 
 
Or, click on the Patch field in the track header and use Shift+/- on the main number row.

... and then RTZ and start playing to apply the change...


Nope, just press +/-
2016/02/26 17:04:16
shawker
You could also get the vst version of the M1 and retire the the M1R box.
2016/02/26 17:29:33
panup
shawker
You could also get the vst version of the M1 and retire the the M1R box.



That's not an option.
VST version does not smell the same.
 
Same thing with my Hammond C3 and the Leslie cab... They literally smell vintage vibe in the control room! :D
 

...but plugins don't collect dust...
 
 
2016/02/26 18:52:18
azslow3
dilletant
azslow3
dilletant
In the track Inspector click on the patch field and use Numpad +/-. Same for the Bank field. 
 
Or, click on the Patch field in the track header and use Shift+/- on the main number row.

... and then RTZ and start playing to apply the change...


Nope, just press +/-

Does that immediately send the patch change in your case? My interpretation of the documentation was different, and it works exactly as documented in my case (with Sont synth and DP). Are there any settings to make it work?
2016/02/26 20:43:42
dilletant
Yes it sends Program Change Message each time you press + or -
 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zrqjfx9ynhgot7z/Patch%20Plus%20Minus.mpg?dl=0
2016/02/27 02:59:02
azslow3
Good to know that should somehow work, thanks!
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