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Re: banks unopened Pinnacle St.Pro.v Cakewalk Posted by michel (from: 62.82.163.159) on August 01, 2000 at 14:17:52: In Reply to: Re: banks unopened Pinnacle St.Pro.v Cakewalk posted by Jarjar on August 01, 2000 at 13:48:32: : OK. SO I must ask for the midi implemments for the two internal syntethyzers of soundboard, because I canīt find midi documentation about it in manuals or instructions books. Iīm happy that somthing like you help me. Thanks JJ, Iīm now in the good way. good greetings Michel : : I wish to know how to do it. For ex. Soun Blaster must open the bank out of cakewalk, and them, you can open it easy in Cake, but in my sound card is...I donīt know. : Hey... to Cakewalk it makes no difference : whether a synth is internal or external. It's : all MIDI. So it has to work in a similar way. : Just check out the documentation that came with : your synth and look for the MIDI-Implementation : Chart. (All midi devices that I know of have one) : And look for "Bank Select" in the category : usually called "Control Change". Most synths : use either CC#00 or CC#32 (or both) to : select alternate banks. : Good luck : JJ Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : OK. SO I must ask for the midi implemments for the two internal syntethyzers of soundboard, because I canīt find midi documentation about it in manuals or instructions books. : Iīm happy that somthing like you help me. Thanks JJ, Iīm now in the good way. : good greetings : Michel : : : : I wish to know how to do it. For ex. Soun Blaster must open the bank out of cakewalk, and them, you can open it easy in Cake, but in my sound card is...I donīt know. : : Hey... to Cakewalk it makes no difference : : whether a synth is internal or external. It's : : all MIDI. So it has to work in a similar way. : : Just check out the documentation that came with : : your synth and look for the MIDI-Implementation : : Chart. (All midi devices that I know of have one) : : And look for "Bank Select" in the category : : usually called "Control Change". Most synths : : use either CC#00 or CC#32 (or both) to : : select alternate banks. : : Good luck : : JJ Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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