Beta 11
The drop down meny "A/B Mode" activates swapped modes. When selecting Split, Stack is activated. When Stack is selected, Split is activated. Normal deactivates both correctly.

Hiya,

I just pulled a copy of the repo and noticed it's fairly large (1.1Gb) due to the many versions of the Jars and macOS application files. You might not be aware of the Github release tab approach, but using it will help prevent that growing: This is available in this repo at https://github.com/eclab/edisyn/releases.

I would like to also contribute a continuous integration build approach using Travis CI, so this can be automated and simple to continue for you to continue releasing in this fashion, as it becomes as simple as the following to release a new version:

git tag v18
git push --tags

Thirdly related to this, I'd suggest stripping out all the existing jars and installers from the repo. This is a somewhat destructive change as it changes history, but this is a good thing as it makes it easier for others to contribute changes. If you go down this path, you may want to take a copy of those files to ensure that you can repro bugs in older versions if that's something you care about.

I'm happy to show what this looks like to demo the benefits if you're interested (i.e. strip large binaries, setup CI build, setup a release page). My ulterior motive is to end up being able to install this just via Homebrew. E.g: brew install edisyn

Anyway, thanks for releasing this. I'm looking forward to using it to program a TX81Z I recently picked up.

Usage of a SelectedTextField class was added recently, but the class is missing. Maybe you forgot to commit it?

I am trying to get the breath control from an EWI device to control the cutoff of a patch, is this possible?

edit I am able to target the volume now. I just need to target the cutoff.

The source mode "twin" is not working properly for me (on windows 10, K4r). Specifically, the controls for filter 2 seem to be affecting filter 1 instead, and it seems impossible to control filter 2 in any way. I looked through the source code (KawaiK4.java), and I'm speculating that setting the source to 2 or 3 instead of 1 at line 986 might fix the issue, but I haven't been able to try since I don't know how to modify the makefile to build it under windows.

For TG77 would be great

If you are using a DSI Tetr4 and have the appropriate editor mode open, and you attempt to send a patch to the synth using "send to synth" or "write to patch" then it changes the unison mode if you have a unison patch selected.

To replicate:

1. Start Edisyn version 30 and a new prophet 08/mopho/tetra editor
2. Select [T] Tetr4 synth type
3. Make sure there's an audible basic patch loaded, or make one
4. Turn on unison
5. Select Unison mode "1 voice"
6. Send the patch through the "send to synth" drop down selector, or send it using "write to patch"
7. Play some notes and it will have made it "All voices detune 3" instead of "1 voice"

It seems to also change unison mode for any of the other modes apart from "All voices detune 3" so essentially always sends that mode as far as I can tell.

Version: Edisyn 30, on windows 10.

Hello.

I found this program and it looks great, but since I am on a Mac M1 I red your lines about Mac support. Got any plans about getting an M1 or getting it officially supported for Mac?

Doing so in version 23 or 24 'blanks' out some characters in the TG33 LCD, adding the occasional underscore.

MIDI-OX output during rename attempt (x2 - "FOO" and "BAR"):

Input

 TIMESTAMP IN PORT STATUS DATA1 DATA2 CHAN NOTE EVENT               
 000BE08B  22  --     B0    78    00    1  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08B  22  --     B1    78    00    2  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08B  22  --     B2    78    00    3  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08B  22  --     B3    78    00    4  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08B  22  --     B4    78    00    5  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22  --     B5    78    00    6  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22  --     B6    78    00    7  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22  --     B7    78    00    8  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22  --     B8    78    00    9  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22  --     B9    78    00   10  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22  --     BA    78    00   11  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22  --     BB    78    00   12  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22  --     BC    78    00   13  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22  --     BD    78    00   14  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22  --     BE    78    00   15  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22  --     BF    78    00   16  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08E  22  --     B0    7B    00    1  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22  --     B1    7B    00    2  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22  --     B2    7B    00    3  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22  --     B3    7B    00    4  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22  --     B4    7B    00    5  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22  --     B5    7B    00    6  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22  --     B6    7B    00    7  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22  --     B7    7B    00    8  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22  --     B8    7B    00    9  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22  --     B9    7B    00   10  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22  --     BA    7B    00   11  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22  --     BB    7B    00   12  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22  --     BC    7B    00   13  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE090  22  --     BD    7B    00   14  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE090  22  --     BE    7B    00   15  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE090  22  --     BF    7B    00   16  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6F9  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0C 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0D 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0E 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0F 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 10 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 11 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 12 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 13 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6FA  22  --     B0    78    00    1  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FA  22  --     B1    78    00    2  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FA  22  --     B2    78    00    3  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FA  22  --     B3    78    00    4  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FA  22  --     B4    78    00    5  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FB  22  --     B5    78    00    6  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FB  22  --     B6    78    00    7  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FB  22  --     B7    78    00    8  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FC  22  --     B8    78    00    9  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FC  22  --     B9    78    00   10  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FC  22  --     BA    78    00   11  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FC  22  --     BB    78    00   12  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22  --     BC    78    00   13  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22  --     BD    78    00   14  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22  --     BE    78    00   15  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22  --     BF    78    00   16  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22  --     B0    7B    00    1  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22  --     B1    7B    00    2  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22  --     B2    7B    00    3  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22  --     B3    7B    00    4  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22  --     B4    7B    00    5  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22  --     B5    7B    00    6  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22  --     B6    7B    00    7  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22  --     B7    7B    00    8  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22  --     B8    7B    00    9  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22  --     B9    7B    00   10  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22  --     BA    7B    00   11  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22  --     BB    7B    00   12  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF700  22  --     BC    7B    00   13  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF700  22  --     BD    7B    00   14  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF700  22  --     BE    7B    00   15  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF700  22  --     BF    7B    00   16  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD2  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0C 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0D 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0E 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0F 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 10 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 11 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 12 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22  --     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 13 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD3  22  --     B0    78    00    1  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD4  22  --     B1    78    00    2  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD4  22  --     B2    78    00    3  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD4  22  --     B3    78    00    4  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD4  22  --     B4    78    00    5  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD5  22  --     B5    78    00    6  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD5  22  --     B6    78    00    7  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD5  22  --     B7    78    00    8  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22  --     B8    78    00    9  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22  --     B9    78    00   10  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22  --     BA    78    00   11  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22  --     BB    78    00   12  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22  --     BC    78    00   13  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD7  22  --     BD    78    00   14  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD7  22  --     BE    78    00   15  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD7  22  --     BF    78    00   16  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD7  22  --     B0    7B    00    1  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD7  22  --     B1    7B    00    2  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD7  22  --     B2    7B    00    3  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD7  22  --     B3    7B    00    4  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22  --     B4    7B    00    5  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22  --     B5    7B    00    6  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22  --     B6    7B    00    7  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22  --     B7    7B    00    8  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22  --     B8    7B    00    9  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22  --     B9    7B    00   10  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22  --     BA    7B    00   11  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22  --     BB    7B    00   12  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22  --     BC    7B    00   13  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22  --     BD    7B    00   14  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22  --     BE    7B    00   15  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22  --     BF    7B    00   16  ---  CC: All Notes Off     

Output

 TIMESTAMP IN PORT STATUS DATA1 DATA2 CHAN NOTE EVENT               
 000BE08B  22   9     B0    78    00    1  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08B  22   9     B1    78    00    2  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08B  22   9     B2    78    00    3  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08B  22   9     B3    78    00    4  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08B  22   9     B4    78    00    5  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22   9     B5    78    00    6  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22   9     B6    78    00    7  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22   9     B7    78    00    8  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22   9     B8    78    00    9  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22   9     B9    78    00   10  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08C  22   9     BA    78    00   11  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22   9     BB    78    00   12  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22   9     BC    78    00   13  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22   9     BD    78    00   14  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22   9     BE    78    00   15  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08D  22   9     BF    78    00   16  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BE08E  22   9     B0    7B    00    1  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22   9     B1    7B    00    2  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22   9     B2    7B    00    3  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22   9     B3    7B    00    4  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22   9     B4    7B    00    5  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22   9     B5    7B    00    6  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08E  22   9     B6    7B    00    7  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22   9     B7    7B    00    8  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22   9     B8    7B    00    9  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22   9     B9    7B    00   10  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22   9     BA    7B    00   11  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22   9     BB    7B    00   12  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE08F  22   9     BC    7B    00   13  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE090  22   9     BD    7B    00   14  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE090  22   9     BE    7B    00   15  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BE090  22   9     BF    7B    00   16  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6F9  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0C 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0D 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0E 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0F 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 10 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 11 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 12 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6F9  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 13 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000BF6FA  22   9     B0    78    00    1  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FA  22   9     B1    78    00    2  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FA  22   9     B2    78    00    3  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FA  22   9     B3    78    00    4  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FA  22   9     B4    78    00    5  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FB  22   9     B5    78    00    6  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FB  22   9     B6    78    00    7  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FB  22   9     B7    78    00    8  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FC  22   9     B8    78    00    9  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FC  22   9     B9    78    00   10  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FC  22   9     BA    78    00   11  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FC  22   9     BB    78    00   12  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22   9     BC    78    00   13  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22   9     BD    78    00   14  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22   9     BE    78    00   15  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22   9     BF    78    00   16  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000BF6FD  22   9     B0    7B    00    1  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22   9     B1    7B    00    2  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22   9     B2    7B    00    3  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22   9     B3    7B    00    4  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22   9     B4    7B    00    5  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FE  22   9     B5    7B    00    6  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22   9     B6    7B    00    7  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22   9     B7    7B    00    8  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22   9     B8    7B    00    9  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22   9     B9    7B    00   10  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22   9     BA    7B    00   11  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF6FF  22   9     BB    7B    00   12  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF700  22   9     BC    7B    00   13  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF700  22   9     BD    7B    00   14  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF700  22   9     BE    7B    00   15  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000BF700  22   9     BF    7B    00   16  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD2  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0C 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0D 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0E 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 0F 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 10 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 11 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 12 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD2  22   9     F0  Buffer:    14 Bytes   System Exclusive      
 SYSX: F0 43 11 26 00 09 00 00 13 01 7F 00 00 F7
 000C0BD3  22   9     B0    78    00    1  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD4  22   9     B1    78    00    2  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD4  22   9     B2    78    00    3  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD4  22   9     B3    78    00    4  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD4  22   9     B4    78    00    5  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD5  22   9     B5    78    00    6  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD5  22   9     B6    78    00    7  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD5  22   9     B7    78    00    8  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22   9     B8    78    00    9  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22   9     B9    78    00   10  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22   9     BA    78    00   11  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22   9     BB    78    00   12  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD6  22   9     BC    78    00   13  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD7  22   9     BD    78    00   14  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD7  22   9     BE    78    00   15  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD7  22   9     BF    78    00   16  ---  CC: All Sound Off     
 000C0BD7  22   9     B0    7B    00    1  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD7  22   9     B1    7B    00    2  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD7  22   9     B2    7B    00    3  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD7  22   9     B3    7B    00    4  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22   9     B4    7B    00    5  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22   9     B5    7B    00    6  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22   9     B6    7B    00    7  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22   9     B7    7B    00    8  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22   9     B8    7B    00    9  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22   9     B9    7B    00   10  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD8  22   9     BA    7B    00   11  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22   9     BB    7B    00   12  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22   9     BC    7B    00   13  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22   9     BD    7B    00   14  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22   9     BE    7B    00   15  ---  CC: All Notes Off     
 000C0BD9  22   9     BF    7B    00   16  ---  CC: All Notes Off     

To Solo BCD not possibly.only A

Thank you for doing this editor, super.

/John

Sean, I found a small discrepancy between the order of your Kyra mod matrix destination list and the order on the Kyra display. Here is the correct (kyra) list in proper order. The discrepancy started where you put the ddl elements.
/*
Osc 1 Tune, Osc 1 Detune, Osc 1 Wave Osc 2 FM, Osc 1 LFO 1 Pitch, Osc 1 LFO 2 Pulsewidth, Osc 1 Sawtooth Level, Osc 1 Wave Level, Osc 1 Pulse Level, Osc 1 Aux Osc Level, Osc 1 Sub Level, Osc 1 Sub Detune, Osc 1 Pulsewidth, Osc 2 Tune, Osc 2 Detune, Osc 2 LFO 1 Pitch, Osc 2 LFO 2 Pulsewidth, Osc 2 Sawtooth Level, Osc 2 Wave Level, Osc 2 Pulse Level, Osc 2 Sub Level, Osc 2 Sub Detune, Osc 2 Pulsewidth, Hypersaw Intensity, Hypersaw Spread, Filter 1/2 Balance, Filter 1 Cutoff, Filter 1 Resonance, Filter 1 Env 1 Cutoff, Filter 1 Env 2 Cutoff, Filter 1 LFO 2 Cutoff, Filter 2 Cutoff, Filter 2 Resonance, Filter 2 Env 1 Cutoff, Filter 2 Env 2 Cutoff, Filter 2 LFO 2 Cutoff, VCA Level (Pre-Effects), VCA Pan, VCA Stereo Width, VCA LFO 1 > Amp, VCA LFO 2 > Pan, Env 1 Attack, Env 1 Decay, Env 1 Sustain, Env 1 Release, Env 2 Attack, Env 2 Decay, Env 2 Sustain, Env 2 Release, Env 3 Attack, Env 3 Decay, Env 3 Sustain, Env 3 Release, LFO 1 Speed, LFO 1 Delay, LFO 2 Speed, LFO 2 Delay, LFO 3 Speed, EQ Mid Gain, EQ Mid Frequency, Distortion Mix, Distortion Drive, Formant Filter Gain, Formant Filter Tune, DDL Mix, DDL Delay, DDL Feedback, Phaser Mix, Phaser Feedback, Phaser Modulation Rate, Phaser Modulation Depth, Phaser Frequency, Chorus Mix, Chorus Delay, Chorus Feedback, Chorus Modulation Rate, Chorus Modulation Depth, Reverb Mix, Reverb Time, Reverb Damping, Reverb Darkness, Final Level (Post-Effects), Dual Detune Amount
*/

I maintain the edisyn-bin package in the Arch User Repository (AUR), which downloads and installs the provided edisyn.jar.

Since sometime recently, curl (which is used in the package build process by makepkg to download edisyn.jar) complains that it can not verify the SSL certificate of the server, which hosts this file (cs.gmu.edu). Thus the package build process can not proceed and the package build fails.

 curl -v -O https://cs.gmu.edu/~eclab/projects/edisyn/edisyn.jar
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0*   Trying 129.174.125.139:443...
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0* Connected to cs.gmu.edu (129.174.125.139) port 443 (#0)
* ALPN, offering h2
* ALPN, offering http/1.1
*  CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
*  CApath: none
} [5 bytes data]
* TLSv1.3 (OUT), TLS handshake, Client hello (1):
} [512 bytes data]
* TLSv1.3 (IN), TLS handshake, Server hello (2):
{ [108 bytes data]
* TLSv1.2 (IN), TLS handshake, Certificate (11):
{ [1735 bytes data]
* TLSv1.2 (OUT), TLS alert, unknown CA (560):
} [2 bytes data]
* SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0
* Closing connection 0
curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
More details here: https://curl.se/docs/sslcerts.html

curl failed to verify the legitimacy of the server and therefore could not
establish a secure connection to it. To learn more about this situation and
how to fix it, please visit the web page mentioned above.

It seems that this server is mis-configured, because it only sends part of the certificate chain:

SSL Server Test for cs.gmu.edu

My suggestion would be to just host the edisyn.jar file elsewhere. For example, you could tag a version in Git (which would be very helpful in any case), create a release on Github for that tag and attach the JAR file to this release. This could all be done via the Github web interface, no local git needed (since you mentioned you use SVN locally).

Hi, the readme.md says Yamaha TG33, SY22, and SY35 (Single and (for TG33) Multi Modes)

Does that mean that the SY35 Multi Modes are not supported, @eclab ?

aw man! i LOVE this tool! you're incredible!
found an annoying but, whatsoever – when using the Yamaha TX81Z Editor in multimode, there's an offset in the voice and bank dials... voice/bank of instrument 1 actually controls instrument 2, instrument 2 controls instrument3 and so on..

it's be incredible if you could fix this! this is by far the best editor i've stumbled upon by now.
thanks!

Good Morning

I have downloaded the Zip file for ubuntu linux and I cannot find a .Jar file can anyone help please ?

Many Thanks

Alastair

Hi --- loving this editor, thank you for your hard work!

My main issue is that with the Kawai K4r, realtime param changes are not reflected except for on the 'global' page. As such, my issue is almost identical to #20.

I realize that the K4/K4r has an archaic MIDI implementation, and there are likely limitations for realtime changes. However, there is another editor for Ctrlr that works with the K4r that does allow for realtime changes, but it is otherwise not as well done as yours (i.e. it cannot accept program changes from the synth).

I'm curious if you would consider implementing an event handler for mouseup events or state changes from the panel(s) that sends a program dump back to the synth. This seems like a potentially more elegant solution than the 'repeated program dump' fallback which is not tied to user actions.

The Eclipse IDE shows this error for the YamahaDX7 class: The type ProvidesNN is ambiguous

This is because it doesn't know if it should choose edisyn.ProvidesNN or edisyn.nn.ProvidesNN. Maybe one of those files should be removed?

I've seen DSI Prophet '08 mentioned, and I would love to control a Tetra too.

I'm using this fun software with a microKorg. This is a feature request.

The microKorg do not support "Send real time change". I'm using "Repeatedly send to the current patch". But sadly this is not really practical as the current note stop each time the patch is send. You can change the speed by adapting the test note interval and length, but still not very practical.

But why send the patch if it wasn't edited? I think the best for my use case would be "Send to the current patch after each edit" option. If I click on something, once I release the mouse Edisyn send the patch. A sister options may be "Pause between test note -> Play a test note each time a patch is send" but personally I'm using the microKorg keys directly.

Thanks again for edisyn!

Hi

I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for making such a good editor available free of charge and open source. I don't know how I only saw this a few days ago, by accident.
The instructions are clear, the controls are very flexible and inspiring and the midi setup for flexible. Also it works perfect on my Mac (OSX 10.13.6 High Sierra)!

Edisyn supports literally all "old" synths I have that benefit from an editor.. I was using an Atari to edit those synths and today I unplugged it an put it in storage. There's only one synth missing from the list and that's the Kawai XD-5.

Are there any plans to support it? It's very similar to the K4r. I think by copying the K4R definitions, changing the sysex device ID and adding the (long) wave list (available here) about 95% of the work would be done already.

If no plans/progress on this, I'd be glad to help with a PR. Still have some other coding projects that require attention, but I could start at least. Not a superhero in Java but if it's a matter of just adapting the K4r definitions I can get there eventually..

Double-clicking or right-clicking to open app produces no results. Running the executable from the shell produces the following (hopefully helpful?) stack trace:

/Applications/Edisyn.app/Contents/MacOS$ Edisyn
java.lang.NullPointerException
at sun.font.FontDesignMetrics.getDefaultFrc(FontDesignMetrics.java:157)
at sun.font.FontDesignMetrics.getMetrics(FontDesignMetrics.java:278)
at sun.swing.SwingUtilities2.getFontMetrics(SwingUtilities2.java:1113)
at javax.swing.JComponent.getFontMetrics(JComponent.java:1626)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicGraphicsUtils.getPreferredButtonSize(BasicGraphicsUtils.java:276)
at com.apple.laf.AquaButtonUI.getPreferredSize(AquaButtonUI.java:443)
at com.apple.laf.AquaButtonUI.getMinimumSize(AquaButtonUI.java:431)
at javax.swing.JComponent.getMinimumSize(JComponent.java:1744)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI.addButtonComponents(BasicOptionPaneUI.java:693)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI.createButtonArea(BasicOptionPaneUI.java:630)
at com.apple.laf.AquaOptionPaneUI.createButtonArea(AquaOptionPaneUI.java:53)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI.installComponents(BasicOptionPaneUI.java:178)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI.installUI(BasicOptionPaneUI.java:141)
at javax.swing.JComponent.setUI(JComponent.java:666)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.setUI(JOptionPane.java:1860)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.updateUI(JOptionPane.java:1882)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.(JOptionPane.java:1845)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.showOptionDialog(JOptionPane.java:857)
at edisyn.Synth.showMultiOption(Synth.java:2612)
at edisyn.Synth.showMultiOption(Synth.java:2624)
at edisyn.gui.Favorites.doNewSynthDialog(Favorites.java:170)
at edisyn.Synth.doNewSynthPanel(Synth.java:6843)
at edisyn.Edisyn.main(Edisyn.java:42)
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
at sun.font.FontDesignMetrics.getDefaultFrc(FontDesignMetrics.java:157)
at sun.font.FontDesignMetrics.getMetrics(FontDesignMetrics.java:278)
at sun.swing.SwingUtilities2.getFontMetrics(SwingUtilities2.java:1113)
at javax.swing.JComponent.getFontMetrics(JComponent.java:1626)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicGraphicsUtils.getPreferredButtonSize(BasicGraphicsUtils.java:276)
at com.apple.laf.AquaButtonUI.getPreferredSize(AquaButtonUI.java:443)
at com.apple.laf.AquaButtonUI.getMinimumSize(AquaButtonUI.java:431)
at javax.swing.JComponent.getMinimumSize(JComponent.java:1744)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI.addButtonComponents(BasicOptionPaneUI.java:693)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI.createButtonArea(BasicOptionPaneUI.java:630)
at com.apple.laf.AquaOptionPaneUI.createButtonArea(AquaOptionPaneUI.java:53)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI.installComponents(BasicOptionPaneUI.java:178)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI.installUI(BasicOptionPaneUI.java:141)
at javax.swing.JComponent.setUI(JComponent.java:666)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.setUI(JOptionPane.java:1860)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.updateUI(JOptionPane.java:1882)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.(JOptionPane.java:1845)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.showOptionDialog(JOptionPane.java:857)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(JOptionPane.java:666)
at javax.swing.JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(JOptionPane.java:637)
at edisyn.Synth.doNewSynthPanel(Synth.java:6848)
at edisyn.Edisyn.main(Edisyn.java:42)
2021-01-09 11:35:07.057 Edisyn[50173:5522592] Edisyn:Failed to launch JVM

Seeing as it is so similar to the '08 it seems like it might, I plan to download this and test once I get a Rev 2. Thank you for this software!

How complex would it be to make it bi directional ? Since it's already sending sysex i'm curious how hard would it be to retrieve it

In Batch Download, "select directory" is causing a null pointer exception on macos 10.14.6. So batch download doesn't work. Fix seems to be:

Synth.java
6960c6960
<                 return new File(fd.getFile());
---
>                 return new File(fd.getDirectory());

Hi there @eclab,
Firstly, just want to say thank you for making this great tool!

Since you have done the hard work of building a D110 editor and these two synths share a lot in common, I was wondering about the possibility of an MT-32 editor panel— noticed that you had said you might make one a while back, so thought I'd make a case for it. 😄

The MT-32 is woefully underrepresented in terms of contemporary editors—there is exactly 1x option (that being midiquest, which is prohibitively expensive). SoundDiver is currently the best option imo, it has a truly excellent layout for this synth. SD has been out of development for nearly 20 years though and exists in the grey area of "abandonware", also not so straightforward to setup, nor available cross-platform, requiring additional setup with WINE for non-Windows users.

This device by far the most broadly accessible LA Synth too, since it is faithfully emulated in software using MUNT and by extension, the MT-32 Pi project. If there were a straightforward means of editing it, people would definitely take notice.

Although MUNT doesn't send sysex, it receives and interprets all the MT-32 sysex data accurately. Since the MT-32 does not store patch data permanently in memory, MUNT's lack of bidirectional communication isn't that much of a drawback for editing, it just demands a certain workflow.

If you are interested in exploring this and it would be helpful, I'm also happy to log time-stamped records of a real device response to different requests from SoundDiver, or answer any other technical questions I can about how it behaves.

Thanks!

The readme states currently version 33. Is there a way to get release announcements or news?
If not may I suggest to use the github function to add Releases or at least Git Tags? These can be subscribed to by RSS.
As an added bonus this makes packaging for linux distributions easier.

I'm noticing that Novation Drumstation isn't responding to 'Level' commands per voice. Also - Pan doesn't seem to work - always pans hard left and get stuck there - output selection isn't working either. M1 Mac mini

Hi,
When trying to connect I get the message "an error occured while creating the synth editor for WaldorfPulse2"
and there is the following trace on the terminal :

java -jar ./edisyn.jaravax.sound.midi.MidiUnavailableException: Device or resource busy at java.desktop/com.sun.media.sound.MidiOutDevice.nOpen(Native Method) at java.desktop/com.sun.media.sound.MidiOutDevice.implOpen(MidiOutDevice.java:51) at java.desktop/com.sun.media.sound.AbstractMidiDevice.doOpen(AbstractMidiDevice.java:150) at java.desktop/com.sun.media.sound.AbstractMidiDevice.open(AbstractMidiDevice.java:117) at edisyn.Midi$MidiDeviceWrapper.getReceiver(Midi.java:149) at edisyn.Midi.getNewTuple(Midi.java:554) at edisyn.Synth.setupMIDI(Synth.java:1726) at edisyn.Synth.instantiate(Synth.java:349) at edisyn.Synth.instantiate(Synth.java:299) at edisyn.Edisyn.main(Edisyn.java:48) WARNING: error with stack trace requested but there's no Throwable java.lang.NullPointerException at edisyn.Synth.handleException(Synth.java:8934) at edisyn.Synth.showErrorWithStackTrace(Synth.java:2702) at edisyn.Synth.showErrorWithStackTrace(Synth.java:2729) at edisyn.Midi.getNewTuple(Midi.java:557) at edisyn.Synth.setupMIDI(Synth.java:1726) at edisyn.Synth.instantiate(Synth.java:349) at edisyn.Synth.instantiate(Synth.java:299) at edisyn.Edisyn.main(Edisyn.java:48)

The last character of a sound name is missing when I pull a sound from the device. I think it is because the sysex is being cut off one byte early. I think on line 2411 of WaldorfMicrowaveXT.java it should be "<= 255" rather than "< 255", because it goes up to and including 255 (http://www.carbon111.com/mwxt_manual.pdf page 112).

Apart from that, thanks for really nice software!

On Ableton Live 11 (OS X 10.13.6) if i have a track running and it is outputting audio and my focused window is Ableton when I CMD + Tab to an Edisyn panel or click the Edisyn icon, the audio output of the track from Ableton stops. It does not pause the Ableton track, but the audio does dissapear. Restarting the track lets the audio return.

I can watch changes in Edisyn being reflected consistently in tones A and C (in A-B-C-D mode), but no such changes in tabs "B" or "D". I first noticed when modifications to the Env attacks wasn't audibly making any changes, checked the UI to confirm, nope, no changes to the values when modified in Edisyn, I also tested with the level and rate scaling. Thanks for your help and for the great editor!

I went to build the jar but it seems to be missing a Librarian class. I dont know if this is on purpose so nobody can build it or not. Nothing in documentation that I could see.

I can see that it sends them but I can't figure out how to set it from the computer.
Sorry for leaving an issue, I'll close asap.

I have been using Edisyn for several months with Roland D-110, Yamaha FB-01, and Yamaha TX7. Recently I decided to upgrade from the TX7 to a TX802, and was disappointed to find the much nicer TX802 is not as well supported as the FB-01 or other 4-op synths, with the seeming expectation that the DX7 editor would be good enough. I'm afraid that's not the case, as the TX802 is like a DX7II with a layer of the FB-01's multi-timbrality added on top.

Is there any way the multi mode of the TX802 could get some support in Edisyn? I would very much like be be able to assign voices and polyphony, as well as control effects, using Edisyn.

Hi Sean,

Native archive app renames the zip with a .cpgz extension. (It did this with the last build).
Keka exists with an error type 2.

I did run a permissions re-set on the file to see if it helped - unfortunately not.
Cheers
John

Hi, maybe you are preparing changes to support V50/TQ5/YS200 100 patch/bank librarian format. But right now in current GIT version both 32-patch banks and 100-patch banks give error messages when trying to load them in the librarian while in V50 or YS/TQ mode. Work in progress?

Hey @eclab! First of all, amazing work. The editor looks great and it's definitely helping me get some work done.

So I recently picked up a CZ-1 and, while most of the editor features do work, I've came across two issues so far:

1 - The 'Sends Real Time Changes' feature doesn't seem to be working. If I change some parameter it'll only actually send the new values if I 'Send to Current Patch'. Am I missing anything or could this perhaps be a bug?

2 - The wave and pitch velocity parameters seem to be inverted (0 on the editor corresponds to 15 on the unit) while the amp velocity is correct (15 on the editor corresponds to 15 on the unit).

On the other hand, that Window parameter is working great and it's definitely a lot of fun.

I'm running version 22 on macOS 10.13.6.

Thank you for your work!

The D-110 editor is missing the Sustain slider in the pitch envelope settings. It will always write 0x00, which corresponds to a level of -50.

This leads me to conclude that the editor was tested with a D-10, instead of a D-110, which probably eased accessing the parameters. The D-10 (according to the midi implementation) has a "dummy" value where the D-110 would have the sustain level. To maintain compatibility between both, it'd be best to write a value of 0x32 instead of 0x00, or include a slider for it that wouldn't affect the D-10 anyway.

Hi.

Is there any chance that the DSI Prophet 12 could be added to this ?

Pete

Greetings - thank you for your amazing work on this project. It looks like exactly what I need in order to make proper use of my Wavestation SR, which has sat unused for years due to its tedious interface.

I'm experiencing an issue where when I select the MIDI device to use, Edisyn returns the error "an error occurred while connecting to the incoming MIDI device", which is written as "javax.sound.midi.MidiUnavailableException: Device or resource busy" in the terminal. I tried the built-in device on my PCIe card (RME Raydat), and USB MIDI interface (M-Audio MIDISport 8x8) with the same results.

I'm running Ubuntu Studio 19.10, with Reaper, and Jack. My guess is that the JavaVM is attempting to directly access the OS-level MIDI ports, rather than accessing them via Jack like essentially all other Linux Audio/MIDI software does. Unfortunately I can't just 'not use Jack' as my whole studio is essentially wired around it.

Is there a workaround or fix possible for this?

Thanks again,
Jason

Hi. How I am supposed to use this program with my K1 keyboard?

I tested it and it seems to work - old presets can be downloaded from unit and new presets can be uploaded. But the process of uploading new ones is somewhat janky and I don't understand what I am supposed to do. Do I need to "Send to current patch" after each edit or to switch tones after each change on synth itself?

It would be great to have support for remote control on tablets, for example via TouchOSC, or similar mobile apps. Is that technically feasible?

Korg Volca FM (with Yamaha DX7 mode) doesn't respond to realtime parameters changes (knobs etc). But it works with actions that send the whole patch to it.

Wavestation SR Performance Mode
Mac - Latest OS

1. Not all selections play (autoplay is running)
2. Application locks after a short while
3. Seemed to perform a reset on the SR

Possibly going from selection to selection too quickly?

This is a very cool project!

There are some sources of synth MIDI implementations in machine-readable formats, for example:

https://github.com/usercamp/midi

https://github.com/eokuwwy/open-midi-rtc-specs

It seems like edisyn wants to tightly couple the UI widget being used with the midi implementation, so just consuming the midi implementations directly and somehow guessing what the right widget is might be very difficult to get right, but it might be fun to autogenerate code from these midi specs as a starting point to make it easier for people to create new UIs.

Hi there,

all the commands such as request current patch, request next patch etc. are working fine, also I'm able to send test notes. Only the send to current patch feature is not working. I tried several things, e.g. waiting some time or checking/unchecking the Casio CZ-1 box. Once I try the feature repeatedly send to current patch and play some notes, after a few not hits the synthesizer starts to make some mumbling sounds, as if something got stuck, its not only one note is ringing constantly, more like dozens at the same time. Same happens when I press send to current patch over the short cut very fast. I can't get this sound to stop, also not via send all sounds off, only way is via MIDI on/off button on the Casio CZ-1.

I downloaded Patch Base to see if this might be related to my setup, but there all commands work fine, also the parameter changes work there in real time.

I could cross check the differences between the sysex messages being sent from Edisyn and Patch Base, but wanted to know first if this issue might already be known or even solved or if its related to some settings I still have to make on Edisyn.

Would be happy for any comments on this topic, surely I could use Patch Base as a plan B but I really like the GUI for the Casio CZ-1 from Edisyn :)

Thanks,
Michael

Edisyn is running on a mac mini, OS 11.5.2

Hi, this thing looks amazing. Any chance of an editor for the Yamaha FS1R? I see you have already covered much of Yamaha's FM line.

Thank you!!

Version 30, I am using a 1920x1080 resolution screen in Windows.
The list of supported synths is now so long that they do not fit into a single column dropdown menu.
Waldorf Microwave is the last visible entry I can see, and I know there must be Yamahas below this!
Can I suggest that you look into multi column dropdowns that are responsive to screen dimensions please?
Otherwise it's just pot luck what I end up with by using the cursor keys when the selection is offscreen.

don't seem to be able to run the jar here. java is installed, am i missing s'thing?
says the jar is corrupted.