tomoe97 wrote:Sounds very promising! Will you be developing a Mac OS version, too?witchmaster wrote:I'm not really familiar with Bome's Midi translator, but it can have something to do with how the data bytes are sent, normally values are 7-bit or 14-bits (in two parts), but for the Boutiques, the values are 8-bits split up into two 4-bit parts. Another thing could be the checksum, it has to be calculated from bytes number 9 to 14 or these bytes in the sysex you posted: 03 00 02 02 09 00JarvisMusic wrote:I'm trying to control the JP08 sliders with my Axiom 61 using Bome's MIDI Translator Classic.
For some reason I cant get it going. I also have a Roland Juno 106 which uses SYSEX, I can control that fine with my Axiom and Bome's. I dont understand why the JP08 would be any diffrent unless Im missing something.
Bome's is picking up the SYSEX of the VCF Cutoff of the JP08 as
F0 41 10 00 00 00 1C 12 03 00 02 02 09 00 70 F7
Im trying to allow my Axiom Slider (CC 20) to control this.
Like I said, I was able to get it to work with the Juno 106.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
I just finished a two-way midi converter for the Boutiques, it's working quite well: http://www.daemonbite.com/boutique-midi-converter/.
If any one has success setting this up with Ableton,.please let me know.
Thanks!