This software was created with Code Warrior IDE 1.3.1, C/C++ 68K 1.3, C/C++ PPC 1.3.3, and as such portions may be copyrighted by Metrowerks.
Description
K1 Librarian is an application for the Macintosh which allows you to make up library of voice data for K1. One window has one voice data, and you can open windows as many as you want. (It's only limited by partition size of the application.) When this application receives bulk dump MIDI data, new window will open and show you the parameter. You can keep 32 patches in one file, so it's easy to replace K1's internal patches.
Features :
Fat Binary.
Apple Script recordable.
Macintosh Drag and Drop support.
Inline input support for Japanese text.
This application requires :
Macintosh with 68020 or higher / PowerPC
System7 + QuickTime or System7.1 or later
Apple MIDI Manager or OMS (Open Music System)
Distribution
K1 Librarian is shareware. It may distributed freely as long as it has no potential for profit (direct or indirect) by the distributor. Other distribution arrangements must be made with the author in advance. K1 Librarian must be distributed in its original form as the file K1Librarian1.0.9.cpt which expands into these files (•) and folders (/):
/ K1Librarian1.0.9
• K1 Librarian
• Read Me
• Single
• Multi
• All Single 1
• All Single 2
• All Multi
• How to register
• Register
/ Sample Scripts
You can change compression method without modifying the contents.
Save-Protected
This software is Save-Protected, so you can NOT save any data into file. If you want fully functional version, you must register. Read “How to register” and use Register application.
Thank you for your support.
Warranty/Liability
This software is licensed on an “as is” basis. The author provides no warranty of any sort. The user of this software assumes complete responsibility for any direct or indirect damages due to use or misuse of this software.
Questions/Comments
The fastest way to ask questions and make comments is by sending e-mail to the author:
setsu@kagi.com (Internet)
Setsu (AOL)
If you don’t have e-mail access, direct your questions and comments to the author by snail mail:
Takashi Suzuki
338-45 Miyagawa Haruno-cho
Shuchi-gun Shizuoka 437-06
JAPAN
How to use
If you have K1, I think it's very easy to use this application. All you have to do is to click parameter you want to change. Then you will see dialogs which enables you to change parameter. If “Send When Changed” item in Transmit menu is checked, parameter change Sys.Ex MIDI data will out while you change some parameter.
In 32Patches window, you can re-arrange order of voices by drag-drop.
EXTRACT button opens the new window with selected voice parameter.
When you select “32Patches” in Transmit menu, a dialog which includes two lists is shown. The list labeled “Source Patches” shows each windows you opened, and remaining list labeled “32Patches” is correspod to K1's internal voices. You can drag-copy between each list. When you fill up right list, OK button will enabled and you can send MIDI bulk dump Sys.Ex data to K1 or save 32Patches into one file.
Only operations in this dialog won't recorded by Apple Script.
If you hold down Option key when you select Windows menu, instead of window title, voice name will shown in the menu.
If there are MIDI Manager and OMS installed, K1 Librarian sends out MIDI for both simultaneously. (Exactly the same message.) So if you connect output port of K1 Librarian to MIDI Manager compatible applications using PatchBay, the applications can get MIDI data from K1 Librarian regardless of installation of OMS.
About auto-connection to OMS:
1) If the stdio setup currently used has K1, K1m, K1r, K1 Librarian connect to them automatically. And the maximum number of the synth is set to 256 now. (I can't imagine 256 K1's are connected to one Mac, can you? So I think 256 is enough.)
2) If the studio setup doesn't have K1..., K1 Librarian outs MIDI data by port, Modem port and Printer port. (Connection for input port is the same.)
Version history
v1.1.9 : 01/01/96
• Fixed the hang up problem when used with OMS2.0 or later.
• Changed developing platform to CodeWarrior IDE 1.3.1, MW C/C++ 68k v1.3, MW C/C++ PPC v1.3.3.
• Changed OMS developer kit to "OMS 2.0 SDK 951109".
v1.1.8 : 05/27/95
• Fixed minor bug in MIDI receive routine.
• “How to register” and “Register” are attached.
v1.0.7 : 04/05/95
• Without Macintosh Drag and Drop, data error when dragging-copy data between sources -- Fixed.
• Fixed the option-key recognition problem while dragging text.
• Automatic scrolling text support when dragging close to upper/lower edge of comment text area.
• Can run on PowerMac with System7.1.2. (without Macintosh Drag and Drop Extension)
• UnProtect file now remembers Dump Request MIDI channel.
v1.0.6 : 02/12/95
• Changed developing platform to CodeWarrior C/C++ 68K/PPC 1.2.
• Drag&Drop support for comment text.
• You can drag TEXT file (less than 32K) from Finder to comment area.
• Undo support for comment text input.
• You Can copy window contents as TAB-saparated text.
• You can Drag-Copy Freq/Wave/Env parameter between/inside window(s).
• You can Drag-Copy Patch between/inside window(s).
v1.0.5 : 09/27/94
• Dump request Sys.Ex messages were not sent since version 1.0.3 -> Fixed.
• Fixed auto connection to modem port bug.
v1.0.4 : 09/14/94
• No more crash when you click disabled scrollbar in Freq. dialog.
• Reset cursor shape to arrow when you hold COMMAND + N.
v1.0.3 : 09/02/94
• Changed developing platform from THINK C 5.0.4 to CodeWarrior C/C++ 68K/PPC 1.1.
• 'Cause this application is "Fat Binary", runs native on Power Mac.
• Remember "Send When Changed" status and connections on PatchBay, if you have UnProtect file.
