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Hi,

The MPX1 uses 64 steps for reverb time, but divided over 2 bytes.
Range first byte: 00 to 0F
Range 2nd byte: 00 to 03

How do you tackle this one?

Cheers,

Rutger

Hi MM, I think you're right! Here's some more data: 00 F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 01 7F F7 00 F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 02 7E F7 00 F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 03 7D F7 00 F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 0A 76 F7 00 F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 0D 73 F7 00 F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 0F 71 F7 00 F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 12 6E ...

Hi MM, Thanx!!! Unfortunately it doesn't react to that string (checksum 0 didn't do the trick either). I checked the sysex output from the JX-10 environment in Logic and it does seem to use 14 bit: 00 00 is 0 (F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 00 00 F7 ) 7F 01 is max (F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 7F 01 F7 ) It ...

I'm sorry, the sysex list above is an earlier version. I'm using version 2.3, rewritten by Colin Fraser which actually works.
There's only 1 group for value, instead of two and no checksum. See attachment

Thanx Macciza,

Attached the sysex implementation of the JX-10.
I'll check on the 14bit messages....

Cheers,

Rutger

Hi there, I'm trying to build a virtual PG800 programmer for the Lemur. I've already successfully managed to do so in Logic Pro's environment, but as a Lemur newby, I'm having a bit of trouble right now. For example, the sysex massage for the filter frequency is: F0 41 36 00 24 20 01 22 xx xx F7 (xx ...

Hi there,

Lemur is one of the reasons for buying an iPad, such a very cool piece of software!
So much better than working in the Logic Pro environment (although I'm having a bit of trouble with sysex).

Rutger