Yes, I did just that. But I'm having difficulties to access insert Sysex information in Daw itself. Thank you very much for your great attention, Chris!
Thanks for your feedback, Pedrinho!
The easiest (and best) way is to first record a MIDI file
directly on the keyboard (either a "rough version" of the entire song, or just a few bars, but already with the desired voices) and then import this MIDI file into the DAW . In this way you already have the complete MIDI file header (1st bar) with all the necessary controllers, program changes and SysEx in the DAW and can continue working on this basis.
You could also create Registrations for the keyboard voice settings on the keyboard. If necessary, you can call up these Registrations and record the sent data in the DAW. Please note that many Effect SysEx are
MIDI channel specific (and therefore need to be adjusted if the Voice in question is used on a different MIDI channel).
Another option would be to export the song from the DAW as a MIDI file (preferably in SMF0 format, but SMF1 is also possible), then load it back on the keyboard and make the desired Voice and Effect settings there. Please note, however, that when you save a modified MIDI file in the
Song Creator (tab "Channel" > Setup > Execute > Save), only the settings in the
header of the MIDI file (1st bar) are written/accepted (valid for the entire song). If Voice changes are required during the song, they must either be programmed in the DAW or inserted in the Edit tab of the Song Creator.
By the way, you could also take a look at the "Midifile Optimizer" from the German company "Midiland". There is now also a
Mac version. The "Optimizer" automatically writes all necessary SysEx to the MIDI file for Voice changes and Effect/DSP processing, for example you have quick access to all DSP parameters, the Part EQ (including setting the working frequency) and other Voice Set parameters, Drum Editor, Drum Splitter and much more.
The "Optimizer" is not cheap (200 Euros), but worth every penny. Under certain circumstances, however, even the Demo version, which you can download from the following link, is sufficient. While this cannot be used for saving, all functions are available so that you could simply
record the required MIDI data from the Optimizer in the DAW.
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https://www.midiland.de/de/OptimizerXI_DLdemo.htmSee also the two attached pictures.
Hope this helps!
Best regards,
Chris
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