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Educate me about SysEx and .ins patch map support (New features in MTS)

LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
in General App Discussion

MultiTrackStudio is one of my favorite DAWs and just added these supports. How can I use them, why do I want them etc....

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  • wimwim
    edited August 2020

    Sysex is just a midi protocol used by some hardware for patch and parameter control.

    ".ins" is similar - a format defined by Cakewalk to hold patch descriptions. Unless you have a desktop synth or hardware that supports them then they're of no use to you.

  • TelefunkyTelefunky
    edited August 2020

    'Protocol' might trigger false associations - sysex is just a midi event like note on/off, but with arbitrary content.
    It starts with (hex) F0, followed by company and machine id, then comes the data and it's finished by F7. What's contained in 'data' is entirely up to the manufacturer, in particular structure and functions.

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg

    @wim said:
    Sysex is just a midi protocol used by some hardware for patch and parameter control.

    ".ins" is similar - a format defined by Cakewalk to hold patch descriptions. Unless you have a desktop synth or hardware that supports them then they're of no use to you.

    @Telefunky said:
    'Protocol' might trigger false associations - sysex is just a midi event like note on/off, but with arbitrary content.
    It starts with (hex) F0, followed by company and machine id, then comes the data and it's finished by F7. What's contained in 'data' is entirely up to the manufacturer, in particular structure and functions.

    Thanks comrades!

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