Bill> * The CZ sysex has more bits than the front panel -- i.e. there are
Bill> waveforms and parameter values accessible in the sysex that aren't
Bill> available from the physical synth. The editor's normal mode mimics the
Bill> panel, but "hack mode" opens up the extras. The switch is in source
Bill> right now; is there a good place to put it in the GUI? Note that the
Bill> editor window has to be rebuilt when this is toggled.
You can use Pereference. For example my Roland TD-6 drum editor shows
only pads which a user enabled on the preference window.
I described this in programming.html briefly.
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III.e.3. Keeping Persistent Parameters
The second constructor has an argument, java.util.prefs.Preferences
object prefs. By using this and overriding config() method, your driver
can have persistent parameters for your synth driver. See actual code,
for example RolandTD6Device, for more details.
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Bill> * The CZ doesn't appear to support updating individual params, so I
Bill> didn't add any senders. This means user must twiddle sliders, then
Bill> double-click the patch in the library to try it out. Is there a better
Bill> way to handle this? I don't want to queue up kilobytes of sysex messages.
You can add a "Send" (or "Sync"?) button on your editor. It is a little
bit better than changing frame and doing double click.
--
Hiroo Hayashi
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