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I found your similar threads on Mountain Utilites forums (Questions regarding nrpn format) and Gearspace forums (Nrpn related question). Your Mount...

Another possible way to fix the file is to use a hex editor like HxD like this: 1. Open the file in the HxD. 2. Press Ctrl+End to go to the end of...

[quotePost id=20471]could you please tell me how you figured that hex 18 number out of those binary fihures?[/quotePost] The byte with the instrument...

Here is the pattern from the picture in hex instead of binary: F0 43 75 0s zz pp 0y 0x F7 s: system number zz: instrument number + hex 18 (inst...

[quotePost id=20161]Sekaiju will not completely remove a track from the file.[/quotePost] Sekaiju won't let you delete the first track, but any oth...

As Clemens Ladisch noted, one likely problem is that the messages coming in to the Roland MIDI IN port are not getting sent out on the Roland MIDI OUT...

Note: When I visit www.midi.org/specifications , I get the same SQL error message shown in Clemens Ladisch's and Max Dobroselsky's screenshots. I noti...

Until the section is properly fixed, here is a temporary workaround: You can add ?tmpl=component to the end of any URL on the midi.org site to show th...

Looking over the System Exclusive section of the manual, it looks like the only way to change the LFO1 Depth via MIDI is to send a complete Program Du...

MIDI Messages I think on most MIDI devices a Pitch Bend message has no effect on the percussion channel. If you do decide to use Pitch Bend message...

This is a WMA (Windows Media Audio) file.

In the manual for the Roland Sound Canvas SC-55, page 75 in the MIDI Implementation section includes the following in the list of Non-Registered Param...

I don't have specific experience with the Generalmusic GEM S2 Turbo, but I think I understand some of the terms used in the system exclusive documenta...

[quotePost id=19761]What is the command to adjust the pitch bend range?[/quotePost] You can change the pitch bend range with Registered Parameter Num...

See the Wikipedia article ruby character. Basically "ruby" is referring to small pronunciation characters that appear above (or sometimes below or bes...