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;$Header: G:/SRC/WCW/VCS/DRM.INV 1.10 13 Jul 1993 11:27:24 gwh $
[WinCake]
[Recent Files List]
[Track View]
[Event View]
[Piano-roll View]
[Controllers View]
[Staff View]
[Comments View]
[Tempo View]
[Meter View]
[Sysx View]
[CAL View]
[Markers View]
[Dump Request Macros]
;
; Each Dump Request Macro must be on a single line. Each line must be
; of the format:
;
; <name>=F0 <data> F7 [n<num bufffers>] [s<size buffers>]
;
; <name> appears in alphabetical-order listbox of Dump Request Macros.
; You may want to follow our "ellipses" convention: If your request
; macro will require the user to input something, place "..." after
; the name. E.g., "FB-01 Configuration...".
;
; Note: DRM names can be enclosed in quotes like DOS CAKEWALK.SXT.
; The = sign must be added, however, for Cakewalk for Windows.
;
; <data> is any series of bytes notated in hexadecimal.
;
; Last are two optional items for setting the number and size of buffers
; to be allocated to receive the sysx message. For example, appending
; n4 s32000 would allocate 4 buffers of 32000 bytes each. These correspond
; to and override the SysxReceiveBuffers and SysxReceiveBuffersSize values
; that may be set in TTSSEQ.INI. Some devices may require preallocation
; of a different number and/or size of receive buffers.
;
; Note that normal MIDI data bytes must have the high bit clear: i.e.,
; must be < 128d, 80h. Since values >= 128 can never be part of a System
; Exclusive message, we can use some of them as special "opcodes"....
;
; OPCODES: Special <data> values that are not sent:
;
; FC : Arithmetic-OR of next two bytes. The next two bytes--or results
; of other opcodes--are OR'd together and the result is sent.
; FD : Prompt user to "Input Channel/Unit"; send what they input.
; FE : Prompt user to "Input Patch Number"; send what they input.
;
;; 8x8 Midi Patcher Courtesy of Bob Camp
360 Systems 8x8 Midi Patcher Bulk Dump=F0 00 00 1C 01 00 F7
;; Quadraverb Courtesy of Chris Connell
Alesis Quadraverb All Presets=F0 00 00 0E 02 03 65 F7
Alesis Quadraverb Edit Buffer=F0 00 00 0E 02 03 64 F7
Alesis Quadraverb Single Preset...=F0 00 00 0E 02 03 FE F7
;; CZ-1000 Courtesy of Steve Quinlan
Casio CZ-1000 Current Voice-Channel 1=F0 44 00 00 70 10 60 71 31 F7
Casio CZ-1000 Current Voice-Channel 2=F0 44 00 00 71 10 60 71 31 F7
;; MX-8 Courtesy of Jim Kometani
DMC MX-8 Current Setup...=F0 00 00 07 FD 02 F7
DMC MX-8 All Setups...=F0 00 00 07 FD 03 F7
;; Proteus Courtesy of Bob Camp
E-mu Proteus All User Presets=F0 18 04 00 00 7F 7F F7
E-mu Proteus All Factory Presets=F0 18 04 00 00 7E 7F F7
E-mu Proteus Tuning Table=F0 18 04 00 04 F7
E-mu Proteus Program Map=F0 18 04 00 06 F7
E-mu Proteus Master Settings=F0 18 04 00 08 F7
E-mu Proteus 1 Patch From First 128...=F0 18 04 00 00 FE 00 F7
E-mu Proteus 1 Patch From Next 128...=F0 18 04 00 00 FE 01 F7
;; VFXsd and SQ-1 Courtesy of Tim Godfrey
;; These DRMs will also work with the VFX v2.1.
Ensoniq VFXsd Current Program...=F0 0F 05 00 FD 00 00 05 F7
Ensoniq VFXsd Current Preset...=F0 0F 05 00 FD 00 00 06 F7
Ensoniq VFXsd Multi A&B/Track Parameters...=F0 0F 05 00 FD 00 00 07 F7
Ensoniq VFXsd INT Program Bank...=F0 0F 05 00 FD 00 00 09 F7
Ensoniq VFXsd INT Preset Bank...=F0 0F 05 00 FD 00 00 0A F7
Ensoniq VFXsd Current Sequence...=F0 0F 05 00 FD 00 00 0D F7
Ensoniq VFXsd All Sequences...=F0 0F 05 00 FD 00 00 0E F7
Ensoniq VFXsd All Data...=F0 0F 05 00 FD 00 00 08 F7
Ensoniq SQ-1 Current Program...=F0 0F 06 00 FD 00 00 01 F7
Ensoniq SQ-1 Internal Programs...=F0 0F 06 00 FD 00 00 02 F7
;; ESQ-1 Courtesy of Mark Moulding
Ensoniq ESQ-1 Current Program...=F0 0F 02 FD 09 F7
Ensoniq ESQ-1 All Programs...=F0 0F 02 FD 0A F7
Kawai K1 1 Int Patch...=F0 40 FD 00 00 03 00 FE F7
Kawai K1 1 Ext Patch...=F0 40 FD 00 00 03 01 FE F7
Kawai K1 All Int Single I,E...=F0 40 FD 01 00 03 00 00 F7
Kawai K1 All Int Single i,e...=F0 40 FD 01 00 03 00 20 F7
Kawai K1 All Int Multi...=F0 40 FD 01 00 03 00 40 F7
Kawai K1 All Ext Single I,E...=F0 40 FD 01 00 03 01 00 F7
Kawai K1 All Ext Single i,e...=F0 40 FD 01 00 03 01 20 F7
Kawai K1 All Ext Multi...=F0 40 FD 01 00 03 01 40 F7
;; K4 Courtesy of Christopher Moreno
Kawai K4 All Int=F0 40 00 02 00 04 00 00 F7
Kawai K4 All Ext=F0 40 00 02 00 04 02 00 F7
Kawai K4 1 Int Single/Mult...=F0 40 00 00 00 04 00 FE F7
Kawai K4 1 Ext Single/Mult...=F0 40 00 00 00 04 02 FE F7
Kawai K4 1 Int Effect...=F0 40 00 00 00 04 01 FE F7
Kawai K4 1 Ext Effect...=F0 40 00 00 00 04 03 FE F7
Kawai K4 All Int Singles=F0 40 00 01 00 04 00 00 F7
Kawai K4 All Ext Singles=F0 40 00 01 00 04 02 00 F7
Kawai K4 All Int Multis=F0 40 00 01 00 04 00 40 F7
Kawai K4 All Ext Multis=F0 40 00 01 00 04 02 40 F7
Kawai K4 All Int Effects=F0 40 00 01 00 04 01 00 F7
Kawai K4 All Ext Effects=F0 40 00 01 00 04 03 00 F7
Kawai K4 All Int Drums=F0 40 00 00 00 04 01 20 F7
Kawai K4 All Ext Drums=F0 40 00 00 00 04 03 20 F7
;; O1/W Courtesy of Larry Poulin
;; Note that when selecting one program or combination make sure that
;; combination mode is selected for combination dump and program mode
;; is selected for program dump on the O1/W.
;; Also, make certain that the program or combination you want to dump
;; is selected before you execute dump request.
Korg O1/W All Programs...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 2B 1C 00 F7
Korg O1/W All Combinations...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 2B 1D 00 F7
Korg O1/W All Data (prg,comb,glo,seq)...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 2B 0F 00 F7
Korg O1/W Current Program...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 2B 10 F7
Korg O1/W Current Combination...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 2B 19 F7
Korg O1/W All Sequence...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 2B 18 00 F7
Korg O1/W All Drum Kit Data...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 2B 0D 00 F7
;; DS-8 Courtesy of Peter Glass
Korg DS-8 Voice...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 13 10 F7
Korg DS-8 All Voices...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 13 1C F7
Korg DS-8 Combination...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 13 19 F7
Korg DS-8 All Combinations...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 13 1D F7
;; M-1 Courtesy of Ozzie B. Bostic (with revisions by Pete Halliday)
;;
;; Note that when selecting one program or combination make sure that
;; combination mode is selected for combination dump and program mode
;; is selected for program dump on the M1.
;;
;; Also, make certain that the program or combination you want to dump
;; is selected before you execute dump request.
Korg M1 All Programs=F0 42 FC 30 FD 19 1C 00 F7 n2 s50000
Korg M1 All Combinations=F0 42 FC 30 FD 19 1D 00 F7 n2 s50000
Korg M1 All Data (prg,comb,glo,seq)=F0 42 FC 30 FD 19 0F 00 F7 n2 s50000
Korg M1 Current Program=F0 42 FC 30 FD 19 10 F7 n2 s50000
Korg M1 Current Combination=F0 42 FC 30 FD 19 19 F7 n2 s50000
;; M1 Sequence Dump Courtesy of Dan Kudo
Korg M1 All Sequence...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 19 18 00 F7 n2 s50000
;; K1000 Plus Courtesy of Jeffrey K. Morris and SoundIdeas Productions
Kurzweil K1000+ RAM Programs...=F0 07 FD 64 03 00 50 00 00 01 F7
Kurzweil K1000+ Master Param Table=F0 07 FD 64 03 00 42 00 00 01 F7
Kurzweil K1000+ System Memory=F0 07 FD 64 03 00 42 00 10 01 F7
;; DW-6000 Courtesy of Christopher Moreno
Korg DW-6000 Internal Voice...=F0 42 30 04 10 FE F7
;; T3 Courtesy of Larry Bachtell
Korg T3 All Sequences...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 26 18 00 F7
Korg T3 All Combinations...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 26 1D 00 F7
Korg T3 All Programs...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 26 1C 00 F7
Korg T3 Global Data...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 26 0E 00 F7
;; Wavestation Courtesy of Larry Bachtell
Korg Wavestation RAM1 Patches...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 1C 00 F7
Korg Wavestation RAM2 Patches...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 1C 01 F7
Korg Wavestation ROM Patches...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 1C 02 F7
Korg Wavestation Card Patches...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 1C 03 F7
Korg Wavestation RAM1 Performances...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 1D 00 F7
Korg Wavestation RAM2 Performances...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 1D 01 F7
Korg Wavestation ROM Performances...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 1D 02 F7
Korg Wavestation Card Performances...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 1D 03 F7
Korg Wavestation RAM1 Wave Seq...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 0C 00 F7
Korg Wavestation RAM2 Wave Seq...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 0C 01 F7
Korg Wavestation ROM Wave Seq...=F0 42 FC 30 FD 28 0