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Roland S-10 sends All Notes Off to XGWorks. Help!
« on: Feb 26th, 2007, 10:08pm » |
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I have XGWorks running my SWXG1000 card. I also have MIDI-OX and MIDI Yoke installed. MY OS is Windows 2000 Pro.
I'm trying to use a Roland S-10 keyboard to play the sounds on the card. The problem is that the S-10 sends an All Notes Off MIDI message when all the keys are released.
Is there a way to filter out this instruction using the software I have? I can't get my head around it. If anyone can describe how to this I'd be delighted; editing the event list is getting a bit tedious!
:-S
Any thoughts?
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Re: Roland S-10 sends All Notes Off to XGWorks. He
« Reply #1 on: Feb 27th, 2007, 6:05pm » |
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(Not sure why you posted this question about MIDI OX in "3rd Party" but anyway..!)
You need to set up a Data Mapping that has the All Notes Off MIDI message as the incoming message and "discard" as the outgoing.
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Re: Roland S-10 sends All Notes Off to XGWorks. He
« Reply #2 on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 10:38am » |
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"Not sure why you posted this question about MIDI OX in "3rd Party..."
Er, good point, neither am I! (blushes)
Yes, I've figured out that I need to set up a Data Mapping with All Notes Off set to Discard. I can do that.
The trouble is that I still can't visualise how to patch Midi-Ox and XGWorks together so that the Data Mapping is effective. Would I need to use MIDI Yoke as well?
:-S
I was rather hoping someone would explain, giving specific instructions, how I might get the job done. I've tried but I just get confused and disheartened.
Maybe I should just get rid of the S-10 and find a keyboard with better MIDI manners?
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Re: Roland S-10 sends All Notes Off to XGWorks. He
« Reply #3 on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 1:20pm » |
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Not sure how you have the S-10 hooked to XGWorks now, but you can replace that connection with a single instance of MIDI-OX and a MIDI Yoke. Connect the S10 to input to MIDI-OX and select a MIDI Yoke port as Output. In XGWorks select the same numbered MIDI Yoke port as Input. Now all MIDI data will be filtered through MIDI-OX before it gets to XGWorks.
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Re: Roland S-10 sends All Notes Off to XGWorks. He
« Reply #4 on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 7:57pm » |
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"Not sure how you have the S-10 hooked to XGWorks now..."
I've got the S-10 connected to the MIDI In socket of my SW1000XG. That's why I can't see how to get anything between the SW10000XG MIDI In and the onboard synths. I don't see how I could get anything (such as MIDI-OX) to see the S-10 first.
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« Reply #5 on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 8:00pm » |
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Nice looking Telecaster, by the way, Jamie!
It it your own guitar? I had a 70's model sunburst one for a while.
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Re: Roland S-10 sends All Notes Off to XGWorks. He
« Reply #6 on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 8:31pm » |
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If I try to open XGWorks after MIDI-OX I get an XGWorks error message saying, "Failed to open MIDI Out Driver" and then one saying, "Failed to open MIDI In Driver".
If I open XGWorks first and then open MIDI-OX I get a MIDI-OX error message saying, "SW1000 MIDI IN: the specified device is already in use. Wait until it is free, and then try again.", followed by another saying, "SW1000 MIDI IN: the specified device is already in use. Wait until it is free, and then try again."
Beats me. 
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Re: Roland S-10 sends All Notes Off to XGWorks. He
« Reply #7 on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 8:47pm » |
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Is it possible to separate the SWXG1000 MIDI Interface from the onboard SWXG Sounds? I don't have one so I am just guessing here. What you want to do (not sure you can?) is to connect the S10 to MIDI-OX: open MIDI-OX and select the SWXG1000 as Input, select MIDI Yoke 1 as Output.
Then in XGWorks, select MIDI Yoke 1 as Input and whatever (SWXG1000?) as Output.
Apparently the SWXG1000 MIDI Interface is not multi-client (although MIDI Yoke is).
Maybe you need to ask Yamaha for help...
N.B. The Tele is a picture of a model I have (52 reissue), but not the actual guitar 
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