Byron Dickens

Do a search. That's only been discussed 647,862 times....

That's understandable and actually productive. I'm more referring to the way some people spend an inordinate amount of time beating their heads against the wall with some free flaky plugin they stumbled across they thought looked cool that God Knows who developed God knows how many years ago. I've pretty much stopped looking at freebies unless they are from a known developer. Sometimes if I for some reason am looking for an offbeat Instrument I don't already have - say, a Peruvian Nose Flute - I'll check out some freebie. But if it doesn't work right away or I don't like it for some reason: poof, it's gone. I probably have more stuff than I will ever use and I'm not anywhere near the plugin collector some are.

My car doesn't work right.

I can't imagine expending so much effort on getting a free throwaway plugin to work.

Haven't had a chance to try anything yet. I was most interested in getting all the sounds back in while I am waiting for a new belt for the floppy drive and the chance to install it.

I like my NT1A. I have gotten one of the best Doumbek sounds out of it I have ever heard. No kidding. Most of what I've heard sounds like someone slapping a cardboard box.

In the menu bar, go to Process > Find/Change

Are they 32 bit? 32 bit can be a crapshoot. Free can also be a crapshoot.

That's Highway Robbery! I wouldn't pay more than $650!

What plugin? What version? What version of CbB? Jeez, give us something to work with!

My car won't start.

Laconic, aren't we? Someone might be able to assist you if you provided some kind of details.

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After some more digging, I tried Bome Send SX and it worked like a charm! First time go. I started the process, went to get a refill on my coffee and when I came back it was done. All the tweaking in MIDI OX didn't accomplish squat, even when I slowed the transmission down so much that it took all day. ALL DAY! Thanks to Mark P for that suggestion! Now that I finally got them up & running, I gotta try to make some actual music with these two old hardware devices. (The X3 here and the Proteus FX from another thread..)

I had no idea Real Player was still around. I had to look it up.

Sometimes it takes a little while to get the email after release.

What happens if I screw something up editing it?

Yep. And my Dad went to his grave with a grudge against Whataburger. Meanwhile, they get millions and millions of orders correct all the time. Not to mention that they are hands down the best fast food burger in existence.

I get the same - perhaps worse - results from MIDI OX. I've got several different sysex files I have been trying. Hard to believe that they are all corrupt, although it's certainly possible. Any way to look inside one of the files & possibly fix it?

Works just fine on Firefox. Desktop and mobile.

I am trying to send a Sysex dump to my Korg X3 and having trouble. The keyboard only takes about half of Bank A. Most of the rest appears to be scrambled - random & missing characters in the patch names and the last few patches and all of Bank B remain in the initialized state. I suspect the dump may be too fast for the keyboard to handle. In the documentation, I found "Sysx .ini file settings" but what's confusing me is that there are several different "TTSseq.ini" files spread around in different places and none of them have the lines SysxSendDelayMsecs=n SysxDelayAfterF7=n or SysxSendPacketSize=n Which are what I am supposed to edit to slow down the data transmission. Any ideas?

Oh.... I see..... My condolences and prayers for a speedy recovery.

I found I have a much easier time restringing a Floyd doing one string at a time.

It's a typical beginner's mistake to only think about turning something up to make it more audible and never think about turning everything else around it down.

I'm betting "no."