Yamaha DX21 - Troubleshooting Guide
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – Requirements; sound card or through a MIDI interface box.; Installation; Default installation folder is; folders depending of the device managed data.; Registration; remind you of the registration procedure.
- Page 3 – Getting started; for one or two devices though.
- Page 4 – selected are right or wrong.
- Page 6 – Main commands; Device / Update Sonars def
- Page 7 – empty page
- Page 8 – The Programs Bank window; The Programs Bank window will open:; The Bank box; The; Load
- Page 10 – Common operations how-to; To copy a program from one location to another; select the program to copy; To browse through a bank file without changing the device memory:; Double click on the program to audition
- Page 12 – The Program Bank Window; programs. You will have to give a name to each one:; The Edition Window; The Edition window will
- Page 13 – The Graph; Lines have the same color than the text of the parameter involved.
- Page 14 – The control panel; The knobs
- Page 15 – The Command Panel; Init
- Page 16 – Bank, it is easier to load them from a sysex file.
- Page 17 – time depends of the played key.
- Page 19 – Troubleshooting; My controller has no effect on the selected device:
UniSynth
version 1.0
Overview
UniSynth is a stand-alone application managing MIDI hardware devices
.
It is developed and distributed by Midimetric® , a one-man startup business located in France.
UniSynth currently supports the following hardware:
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Korg DW-8000 / EX-8000
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Yamaha DX21 / DX27 / DX27S / DX100
It will soon also supports (in alphabetical order):
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Korg DW-6000
( second quarter 2009 )
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Motu Midi Mixer 7s
( second quarter 2009 )
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Novation DrumStation
( second quarter 2009 )
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Oberheim Matrix 6 / 6R / 1000
( second quarter 2009 )
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Waldorf µQ / µQ Omega
( third quarter 2009 )
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Yamaha 'A' samplers A3000, A4000, A5000
( third quarter 2009 )
On the other hand, I won't add support for:
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devices that are sold with a decent editor from the manufacturer (like Clavia),
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devices for which no midi implementation has never been published,
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devices that does not support single-handled parameters (like Korg Poly800 II),
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device that already have a complete hardware interface (like the Supernova II with its 51
knobs and 136 switches !).
For up to date information on supported devices, ideas, request and pricing, please visit the
site
www.midimetric.com
History
UniSynth is not the first application to propose MIDI management, there has been some other
products on the market ( MidiQuest, SoundDiver, etc... ) and a lot of one device dedicated
freeware applications.
After trying most of them, i found they where complicated, uninspiring, expensive and
sometime not working at all...
UniSynth is developed to be a modern, affordable and lightweight application, easy to
understand and operate. Not only does it closely dialogs with your MIDI equipment, it also
brings features not available on the equipment.
I hope UniSynth will bring a new shine on your MIDI hardware, making it fun and inspiring.
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