colm

thanks , same to you I'm supposed to be working on an album so maybe its not a good idea to start this now! I have zero coding experience I found these, but I dont want to buy the full package, just prodyssesy https://www.jrrshop.com/use-audio-plugiator-plug-in-bundle http://www.vasquez.de/webshophtml/html/1370.html this might be of interest to someone, the cpu is pretty weak but might be worth it at this price https://www.jrrshop.com/sm-pro-audio-v-machine JRR are usually great with pricing but the asx card is $399 there! Ive been using 9v with mine, can I use regulated 5v supply? does that 9v get converted to 3.3v or 5v? the physical midi output, is that the usb midi out?

(I didnt get a notification either)

Hello Colm, sorry, I did not come on the forum since some time (extremely busy with some new designs for my company... and I did not get any notification even with the "notification = ON"...) Personnally, I use a SD card attached to the SPI to store and retrieve the patches. It's not complex to do: the patches are just a list of Control Changes and Aftertouch parameters (yes, they use Aftertouch to pass over the 128 parameters limit.. rather than using the standard MIDI method of NRPN, which would allow to have 16384 parameters...) Tell me if you need help for that Benoit hi Benoit, thanks for replying I discovered they used aftertouch values while I was looking for midi cc's for the effects, had never seen that implemented that way I just bought another asx card and was hoping to use pro12 or prodysessy but not even sure if you can get these legit anymore so its just storing midi snapshots via SPI? Im very new to digital

hi, any updates on this? I have the asx card, Im looking for a method to save patches without being connected to a pc