RE: [zoom-g92tt] Re: MIDI SysEx dump (for patch save/restore) "timeoutting"

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Eric Witcher

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Jun 27, 2009, 12:55:33 PM6/27/09
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Hey Paul, After your note I went into tshooting mode trying to establish a pattern. The outcome was much the same as yours. Not completely consistent but close enough to assume the same. My dissatisfaction is losing the setting(s) just built and having to go back and redo. Good to hear there are similarities though, that helps eliminate the pedal driver (me) as the culprit, ha! If you resolve a constant fix please update us, as I will be sure to. Cheers, Eric


-----Original Message-----
From: moapys
Sent: 6/26/2009 3:53:22 AM
To: Zoom G9.2tt Patch Bank
Subject: [zoom-g92tt] Re: MIDI SysEx dump (for patch save/restore) "timeoutting"

Thx Eric; 'good thought - had gone there early on (and confirmed that
sound card was the pedal). I did get the SysEx to go finally; and it
seems an ideosyncracy:

Out of ideas, I just toggled the MIDI online button OFF, then back ON
<hoping for some form of re-initiation between the two pieces of
hardware>, and it worked!

Oddly, it seems to require this little two-step before each dump, but
if done in advance, the SysEx transfer does complete successfully.
I'm more inclined to blame my ten dollar MIDI interface instead of the
three hundred dollar pedal...!

Paul

On Jun 22, 12:05 pm, Eric Witcher <20w...@live.com> wrote:
> Paul,
>
> I had the same problems.  In my case I found that the sound card has to be set to the midi system instead of the standard sound card.  This can be done from the library under the midi tab or from the control panel for sounds settings.  Let me know if this fixes the issue.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Eric
>
>
>
>
>
> > Date: Sun, 21 Jun 2009 12:24:16 -0700
> > Subject: [zoom-g92tt] MIDI SysEx dump (for patch save/restore) "timeoutting"
> > From: moa...@gmail.com
> > To: zoom-g92tt...@googlegroups.com
>
> > Hi folks. 'Not exactly a newbie, so generally had no problems with
> > MIDI before (keyboard patches, driving MIDI sound sources, etc.) - but
> > I'm out of ideas on patch bank migration failures:
>
> > Have inexpensive USB MIDI i/o, which works fine with old Cakewalk
> > program and MIDI synth. Have d'l-ed Zoom patch ed/lib, and played with
> > some tweaks (assuming no problem to push SysEx to pedal)...wrong!
> > Following directions, I'm greeted with "device timeoutting" on Zoom's
> > software, the pedal remains at SysEx Rx, and no LEDs were flashing to
> > indicate the software ever even tried to Tx the batch.
>
> > To infer normal LED activity, I tried the reverse (sending from pedal
> > to PC); still a timeout, but at least the MIDI activity LED showed
> > that the pedal was transmitting - the software still timed out. In
> > frustration, I swapped the MIDI cables on the pedal from O->I & I->O
> > to O->O & I->I...still no joy, and hadn't expected any.
>
> > Is there some magic with Channel assignments that isn't in the manual
> > or on the web? Thx for any help!
>
> > Paul
>
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