Roland Integra-7 patchlist via the amazing Studio One Toolbox

[Walt]

The Integra-7 patchlist for Cubase that I located over at the Roland Clan has worked well in said DAW. It contains over 6000 presets. I'm thinking that this might be a challenge for the Studio One Toolbox to convert to sound variations. Nope! A second after I dragged the patchlist into the Toolbox conversion field, the keyswitch file was in my download folder. Amazing!!!

The file was uploaded to the Exchange. Just search for Roland Integra-7.

 

[MisterE]

The Integra-7 patchlist for Cubase that I located over at the Roland Clan has worked well in said DAW. It contains over 6000 presets. I'm thinking that this might be a challenge for the Studio One Toolbox to convert to sound variations. Nope! A second after I dragged the patchlist into the Toolbox conversion field, the keyswitch file was in my download folder. Amazing!!!

The file was uploaded to the Exchange. Just search for Roland Integra-7.

I sense your excitement, as someone who always thought (correct me if I'm wrong) that patch lists depended on Sysex to display properly in other programs like Cubase and not be applicable in S1/FSB which has never had sysex? Until now, that is, you're saying? I'd be more amazed if you told us what you can do with the file containing 6,000 Integra patches—not just that it's landed in your download folder and is sitting there. Can you tell us more please? What can you do now that you couldn't before? Anything that gets FSP more Cubase-like in the MIDI area would always be a nice surprise!

 

[ptheisen]

The keyswitch file created by Studio One Toolbox can be used as a sound variation in S1/FSP. One of the various uses of a sound variation is to send program change messages to external midi instruments. Sysex is NOT required, only Sound Variations, which Studio One has had since version 5.2. So, anyone that has an Integra-7 and that file can select any of the 6000 presets on the Integra-7 from within S1/FSP.

I believe that is why Walt is excited, as should anyone that has external midi instruments that respond to program changes. I have the same thing working with my Roland FP-30 digital piano and a Cakewalk instrument file converted to a keyswitch file by Studio One Toolbox. This capability actually expands the available sounds of the FP-30, since only about 35 different sound samples are accessible from the FP-30's front panel. But the sound generator inside has the entire GM2 soundset, and the keyswitch file provides access to all of those samples from within S1/FSP.

 

[MisterE]

The keyswitch file created by Studio One Toolbox can be used as a sound variation in S1/FSP. One of the various uses of a sound variation is to send program change messages to external midi instruments. Sysex is NOT required, only Sound Variations, which Studio One has had since version 5.2. So, anyone that has an Integra-7 and that file can select any of the 6000 presets on the Integra-7 from within S1/FSP.

I believe that is why Walt is excited, as should anyone that has external midi instruments that respond to program changes. I have the same thing working with my Roland FP-30 digital piano and a Cakewalk instrument file converted to a keyswitch file by Studio One Toolbox. This capability actually expands the available sounds of the FP-30, since only about 35 different sound samples are accessible from the FP-30's front panel. But the sound generator inside has the entire GM2 soundset, and the keyswitch file provides access to all of those samples from within S1/FSP.

K, that's all easier to visualize, for the most part, the word "keyswitch" being new to yours truly. I haven't explored either keyswitches or Sound Variations, but I gather from your excitement as well that all of a sudden the opportunity is there to go deeper into MIDI stuff than was previously available in S1/FSP. Seeing program names instead of numbers would be great.

I imagine the banks and programs take a while to wrap your head around? Or not really?

Any tutorials or videos show these capabilities yet?