>> But that has been part of SoundDiver since the beginning. Just >download the >> Programming manual from the web site and you can go ahead >creating >> adaptations. It's really not that hard. > >Well, I have tried that. While I do programming in my job, and >understand midi farily well, I didnt get very far. The manual is for >an earlier version of SD and the examples given are so different >than what I am trying to configure that it didn't help much. Maybe I >am just missing something. Maybe. While the manual is indeed for an earlier version there have been comparatively little changes in the adaptation creation since then. So basically everything still applies today. >If you want to give me a hand or point me in the right direction, >that would be great. I would really love to be able to put these >together myself. Sure, no problem. >I asked Michael if he thought it would only take some tweaking to >convert the GT-5 to GT-6 and he thought it would not work - >seemed like that would have been a good place to "jump in" Yes, perhaps it would be a nice "starting point". Does the GT-6 have a complete SysEx implementation printed in the back of the manual? If yes we'll start from there; if not it's not much more difficult but may require a bit "reverse engineering" on the dumps. -- Malte Rogacki gacki@... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Don't forget to TURN ON THE SYNTHESIZER. Often this is the reason why you get no sound out of it." (ARP 2600 Owner's Manual) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------