H9 : MIDI implementation sysex

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    • #112323
      dafonk
      Participant

      Hi,

      i'm controlling my H9 with a novation zero remote SL. Everything works fine for the CC controls.

      I'm looking for the sysex message to send to change the current algorithm.

      Any midi implementation documentation is available ?

      Thank you for your help.

    • #127507
      nickrose
      Moderator
      Eventide Staff

      You would normally use a MIDI Program Change to load a different preset. This will change the alg, depending on the preset.

    • #127509
      dafonk
      Participant

      Thank you but I don't want to change the preset since I want to edit the preset and just change the algorithm.

      Is there another way to do it ?

    • #127510
      dafonk
      Participant

      Is there a way to change the algorithm without changing the preset ?

      Thank you.

    • #138218
      brock
      Participant

      As Nick said, you'll effectively be changing the preset when you change an algorithm, but you're exploring an area of interest to me.  I can't give a recipe, but the presets seem to load in a memory buffer area (Preset 0, with algo-specific default values?).

      I picked up some pertinent documentation from this threadTJsysex gives you the supported data types, and PresetFormatDescription fleshes out the information.  It sounds to me like you'll need to provide Product Type and the encoder Algorithm Index at a minimum.

      I have a few earlier Novation ReMote keyboards here.  In those, you can only send 20 bytes of sysex, including the Data Value insertion point, and the F7 (EOX) message.  Best of luck with this, and let me know what you come up with.

      If it were me, I'd have approached this with something like Bome's SendSX, and modified some existing sysex dumps.  I'd be interested in the results of a more convenient approach [using a MIDI controller], though.

    • #138225
      dafonk
      Participant

      Thank you.

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