What Software to archive 02R Scene Memories

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I've got several unfinished albums on the go which is eating up Scene
memories on my 02R. I've tried doing a dump from the 02R onto a Cubase track
(and yes I'm not filtering out Sysex). But only 1 Sysex word gets written. I
imagine even for 1 scene memory dump there should be a lot of Sysex words?!

Is there Midi Data Filer software freely available (or paid version) that I
could use to archive my 02R scene memories for later retrieval?

regards,

Martin

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In article <gs5oe.598$R5.113@news.indigo.ie> mquinn@eircom.net writes:

> I've got several unfinished albums on the go which is eating up Scene
> memories on my 02R.

> Is there Midi Data Filer software freely available (or paid version) that I
> could use to archive my 02R scene memories for later retrieval?

The program you want is C-Console Visualizer from C-Mexx
http://www.c-mexx.com/english/frameset.htm I think there's a demo
version on the web site. The US distributor is Synthax (the obvious
URL) and they can probably tell you where to buy it if they don't sell
direct.





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In article <1gxmju8.8hpqbjjyszluN%walkinay@thegrid.net> walkinay@thegrid.net writes:

> I thought Yamaha offered its own "Project Manager" program for this? And
> I also think it's free. Could be wrong.

You could be right, but I recall, at least early on, that it was
Mac-only (dunno if this affects the original poster) and that it was
pretty buggy.

While he just asked for a storer/loader, the C-Mexx Visualizer gives
you an on-screen view of the whole console with all the virtual knobs
expanded to their full range of functions. Except for the fact that
you have to run it with a mouse, it's almost like using a real console.

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