Request current patch from micron / mod source and dest? (alesis micron)

Question

Dear landschall, thank you for your work! It is a huge gamebraker for my fight with the Micron.

I have 2 questions:

1) Is there a way to request the current program from micron to start editing actual parameters?

2) How can the mod source/dest grid be converted to textual information? is there some kind of chart to look for, or it can be requested somehow?

Best,

 onoma

Answer 1

Hi,

concerning question 2 it should roughly conform to the order given for the sources and destinations in the Micron manual. however the NRPN-chart referred to by landschall (http://ion-micron-miniak.wikia.com/wiki/Common_FAQ#MIDI_implementation) is not very clear on that. For now what I do is either:

- only assign modulation on the micron if I know what I want to do or

-fool around with the routings until something cool/interesting/funny happens and use that

In the long run a button to reset the routings would be nice, no idea if that's feasible atm.

Sorry, I gueass I'm rambling, can't help you with nr 1 I'm afraid, if I remember correctly it just changes what you change but wo'nt display the other params from the micron.

Okay, over to somebody else

 

Comments

Thank you! To know that it is not possible is a relief =)

Answer 2

Hi,

concerning question 2 it should roughly conform to the order given for the sources and destinations in the Micron manual. however the NRPN-chart referred to by landschall (http://ion-micron-miniak.wikia.com/wiki/Common_FAQ#MIDI_implementation) is not very clear on that. For now what I do is either:

- only assign modulation on the micron if I know what I want to do or

-fool around with the routings until something cool/interesting/funny happens and use that

In the long run a button to reset the routings would be nice, no idea if that's feasible atm.

Sorry, I gueass I'm rambling, can't help you with nr 1 I'm afraid, if I remember correctly it just changes what you change but wo'nt display the other params from the micron.

Okay, over to somebody else