2013/09/27 13:06:58
drewfx1
spacey
Wasn't ignoring you Drew...been too busy. 

 
Not to worry, I'm not someone who holds it against people who don't realize the world revolves around me
 

I do know, because I have Roland midi units, that it is easy enough to save/recall presets and make notes in a project about them.
 

 
For the most part either doing that or using midi program changes is much easier than playing with sysex. The one exception is if someone makes lots of minor edits to presets for different projects and doesn't want to save a bunch of minor variations of the same preset.
 

Well nothing as been presented to suggest that there is anything other than that unit and that company that is offering that feature.



Actually I remembered that Lexicon had something similar some years back (2006) - HW FX with a VST interface:
 
http://www.lexiconpro.com/en-US/products/mx200
 

Now, Lexicon provides a USB interface with intuitive cross-platform VST® and Audio Unit plug-in windows, allowing the MX200 to function as a "hardware plug-in" – recognized and functioning within VST and Audio Units-compatible DAWs as a plug-in effect, but still operating as a dedicated hardware unit. 

2013/09/27 13:29:44
spacey
Now that is excellent! We're up to two!
 
Earlier you made a statement that I took as " PT could do that because the host and hardware is theirs"....now apparently Lexicon did it without that reasoning, if I'm on track.
 
Again, this feature of the host "tied" to hardware is nothing I can really use but it sure makes me wonder why we're not seeing a lot more of it.
Maybe there is a lot more of it and there's just not a stage performing member base here that would
know more about it.  ?
 
I spent a lot of time and effort getting rid of hardware and sure don't care to backtrack.
 
 
 
2013/09/27 13:59:51
drewfx1
spaceyEarlier you made a statement that I took as " PT could do that because the host and hardware is theirs"....now apparently Lexicon did it without that reasoning, if I'm on track.



Did I say that? Dang, I hate when I say stupid stuff! 
2013/09/27 14:08:37
spacey
drewfx1
This sort of thing has long been possible with a lot of midi HW, but it could be so tedious as to not be worth doing. It sounds like they may have integrated it nicely for the user. Of course they can do that because they control all the pieces, but what about 3rd party HW?




Maybe you meant it different than how I took it -but it's no biggy. It seem to make sense to me no more than I know about it.
 
 
 
2013/09/27 14:54:24
drewfx1
spaceyMaybe you meant it different than how I took it -but it's no biggy. It seem to make sense to me no more than I know about it.
 



I'm really just playin'. 
 
But I sort of come from the school where I think it sounds kind of lame to say, "what I really meant was..." if when I screw up too.
2013/09/27 16:03:19
Zonno
spacey
....could detect and communicate with the units.....
 


Goord idea, but first let's try this with women....
2013/09/27 20:46:01
craigb
Zonno
spacey
....could detect and communicate with the units.....
 


Goord idea, but first let's try this with women....



Nice thought, but I'm sure "No" would still mean "No."
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