[OT] Midi To Yamaha 01V

f.e

10月 04 2006 | 9:11 午後

Does anyone have experience with the 01V and Midi control ? I can't find
the "midi sheets" anywhere and i don't know where to find the correct
controller numbers. There's a few things (.pdf, .xls) on the Yamaha
website, but it's pretty obfsucated.

Many thanks in advance

f.e

keith@beamfoundation.

10月 04 2006 | 9:58 午後

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Don does not get out to play often so this will be a treat. He'll perform on a fully loaded 200e - an impressive new modular system he has been refining modeled after the classic Buchla 200 series. He played with us at a private concert last Saturday and it was quite wonderful.

Also not listed but appearing with us is Jaron Lanier of VR fame performing on a Thai wind instrument.

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Thanks,

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Keith McMillen
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510.502.5310

pdelges

10月 04 2006 | 10:08 午後

Salut f.e.,

On 04-oct.-06, at 23:11, f.e wrote:

> Does anyone have experience with the 01V and Midi control ? I can't
> find the "midi sheets" anywhere and i don't know where to find the
> correct controller numbers. There's a few things (.pdf, .xls) on the
> Yamaha website, but it's pretty obfsucated.

Can't check now (no 01V at hand, nor the right computer) but I sent
MIDI to the 01V in the past. I don't know what you're after, but if I
remember well, most of the parameters were set thru sysex.
If you give me some details, I may have somthing for you tomorrow.

Have a good night (trying to port some obscure C code to Windoze? ;-)

neurodancer

10月 04 2006 | 11:32 午後

I've got the full .pdf manual and an 01V.

I've put it here for you: http://www.speedyshare.com/168837850.html

I would have attached it but it's too big for the forum 4,777kb.

It's got brilliant MIDI implementation for a digital mixer, being from that era without USB or Firewire as standard.

Is there anything in particular you need to know?

I might be able to help but it's been a long time since i actually controlled it with MIDI/used it as a controller!

neurodancer

10月 04 2006 | 11:38 午後

Just had more of a scan through that .pdf and it's jam packed full of MIDI implementation info...pages and pages of MIDI charts and a whole chapter on implementing MIDI.

It's mainly control changes, which are all assignable...it's a bit more limited if you're trying to transmit from it but it recognises more than most synths i've seen!

Anyway, it's all in the .pdf link!

Hope that helps,
John

Roger Alsop

10月 05 2006 | 2:00 午前

We use the o1v a lot here as both a controller and as a signal
modifier. The most effective, and quickest., way to find out what
MIDI can be controlled is by running MID from the o1v into a midiin
object then through midiparse. As you twiddle the knobs, move the
faders etc you will see what controllers are being effected and
therefore how to control different aspects of the device. You can
also check through the MIDI page on the o1v to get a sense of the
possibilities and then map controllers appropriately.

hope this helps too

Roger

>Just had more of a scan through that .pdf and it's jam packed full
>of MIDI implementation info...pages and pages of MIDI charts and a
>whole chapter on implementing MIDI.
>
>It's mainly control changes, which are all assignable...it's a bit
>more limited if you're trying to transmit from it but it recognises
>more than most synths i've seen!
>
>Anyway, it's all in the .pdf link!
>
>Hope that helps,
>John
>--
>Imagination is more important than knowledge - A. Einstein
>
>!DSPAM:2000,45244829184731382734229!

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pdelges

10月 05 2006 | 8:06 午前

On 4 oct. 06, at 23:11, f.e wrote:

If you only want to control basic stuff of the 01v, it is easy: go to
the mixer's MIDI menu, third page. There you can assign the controller
number you want to faders, mute, pan, etc. Even to effect parameters
(although I remember that some configurations with effects didn't work
as I expected).
One more thing, make sure that the 01v accepts control ins: midi, page
1.

_____________________________
Patrick Delges

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl
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f.e

10月 06 2006 | 12:19 午後

Thanks a lot, John, that's very nice of you. I think with your manual
and Patrick's advices i'll get my way in :-)

best regards

f.e

john inder wrote:
> I've got the full .pdf manual and an 01V.
>
> I've put it here for you: http://www.speedyshare.com/168837850.html
>
> I would have attached it but it's too big for the forum 4,777kb.
>
> It's got brilliant MIDI implementation for a digital mixer, being from that era without USB or Firewire as standard.
>
> Is there anything in particular you need to know?
>
> I might be able to help but it's been a long time since i actually controlled it with MIDI/used it as a controller!
>
>
>
>
> --
> Imagination is more important than knowledge - A. Einstein
>
>

neurodancer

10月 06 2006 | 2:01 午後

You're more than welcome f.e, glad i was able to help.
:-)