Midi control preset changes in GNX4
Anyway midi file can send control preset changes to GNX4?
If so, what is the command format in Protracks?
If so, will this work thru USB connection?
Ultimately looking to play a midi file full of commands to preset change the GNX4 at timed sequences and pass thru preset changes to other midi chained devices.
thanks to anyone who can help
If so, what is the command format in Protracks?
If so, will this work thru USB connection?
Ultimately looking to play a midi file full of commands to preset change the GNX4 at timed sequences and pass thru preset changes to other midi chained devices.
thanks to anyone who can help
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Since the GNX4 is hooked up to the computer via USB, you can pass the midi code from PTP (which is what I used at the time) via USB to the GNX4 and out to all your other midi equipment (via the midi out on the GNX4). At the time I was playing around with that stuff, I was using my old Dell laptop running WinXP and PTP. Don't know if things have changed if you are running Vista or Win7. But I know driver issues are always a pain from one OS version to the next.
It's been a long time since I played around with making changes via midi, but the GNX4 and PTP worked exactly like Anderton describes in his book. I don't have my stuff set up like that anymore, but I can confirm that what you want to do is possible. Maybe someone who is still doing that stuff will be able to give you some more up to date help. But I did it all with the help of Anderton's book. Best wishes.
Found I could control selecting only the first 128 presets (80 in user bank and the next 48 in next bank, all I want to be able to do) with DAW. Good enough.
Koffe
Anyway, saw your post was never answered and thought it must have fallen through the cracks in the forum. Sometimes that happens.
Thanks again for your input.
Koffe
I know you can change presets on the GNX4 via midi, but I have never tried controlling the other stuff such as volume, bypass and pedal. As far as I know, I'm pretty sure you cannot control the mp3 player or OBR via midi. The GNX4 can do lots of stuff, just not everything. Good luck on your project.
In the end, easier for me to stack presets by each other than try to do it all in one.
What I really cared more for was finding the ability to control other parameters, like sound, bypass, stomp control, MP3/wave player (for live play application)....but not even having full control over all presets indicates may be impossible to control anything else.
For my purpose at this point it's just leading me down another direction with different tech, so all may be better in the long run anyway. GNX4 was cool in it's day.
In His name.