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No, you could only cause harm if a firmware update goes wrong because of SysEx failure.
I don't know how the TX7 reacts, but when sending program data too fast it would either
get only parts of the program, give you an error or crash.
I'll keep you updated.

Actually when you move a fader in the editor fast there should also be a lot of SysEx traffic. But SysEx was not made for realtime control and I don't know how much SysEx traffic the TX7 can handle. I didn't really find evidence on the net for the TX7 being slow in processing SysEx, so no idea if it...

Yes, this seems to be the purpose of this delay parameter.
MIDI-OX also has a feature to send SyEx files and there you also can set a
pause after each SysEx message. This can be necessary like in your example,
but there is no use in delaying midi notes like Ctrlr does.

Guess you found that on the CTRLR forum like me ? :wink: Still strange - why would one want to set the value to "No, thanks, I don't need proper midi timing" ? Here is my guess: Especially when sending program dumps CTRLR outputs a lot of SysEx data. Some midi interfaces/synths can't handl...

Well, actually it looks like you didn't do anything wrong as you wrote you've got it all working, but are experiencing latency. I just checked with my own TX7 and I can confirm this issue with CRTLR. A soon as I run my midi notes from Live through CTRLR out to the TX7 there is a massive lag. When I ...

Ok, I looked into CTRLR and also found a post in the forum explaining what to do with the CTRLR VST inside Live (I knew it was there, but was hard to find): http://ctrlr.org/forums/topic/ableton-live-plug-in-configure-mode/ In the first answer follow the points 0), 1) and 2). (the rest is about diff...

I have a TX7, but I haven't hooked it up to CTRLR yet.
I'm not at home at the moment and I can't remember the exact setting you need in CTRLR, but it's in there.
LoopBe1 should also work, but only gives you one cable in the free version.
loopMidi gives you...unlimited I guess.

Richie, I think saveriovita is already ahead of what you are talking about.
He found out it needs SysEx to edit DX7/TX7 and he started different attempts
to get SysEx for editing AND notes for playing to the DX7.
I'm pretty sure there is just something wrong in the midi setup...

Just a few thoughts: This latency thing with CTRLR is strange. Check your MIDI setup inside CTRLR and in Ableton (and be sure you know how it should be set up - there is a guide on CTRLR website), maybe search the CTRLR forum or try to contact the developer if the latency's still there. In general C...

Great summary, doghouse!

The way FM works is quite easy to understand, but the tonal results of FM are hard to predict. The more complex the FM routing gets, the more it is trial&error to achieve what you are looking for. This hasn't changed since the early days of Yamaha FM synthesizers and no VST GUI is able to change...

Well, actually there are ways to only remove the sugar.
But they are not easy and what will remain won't look
as nice as the cake did before

What Stromkraft said.
But as your question is very general and sounding like "What's the easiest way to
isolate vocals from ANY song?":

For most songs there is NO way, not even a hard one, to get a usable result.

Ok, I got it all wrong AGAIN !
Still, if he tried a few (besides Autotune), they should have been 'detected' by Live.

Exporting the sample to mono in an audio edittor before importing to ableton destroys the sound, same with throwing a mono utility on the track in Ableton. Well, I wouldn't say it destroys the sound. As long as there are no phase issues in your mix, all elements of your mix are still there, you onl...