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Eric,
thank for your answer. But Pitchbend or NRPNs are not applicable for my
applications.
There are to less channels or to many bytes.
Because this the MMA has introduced the "Sysex Real-Time Octave Scale Tuning"
message
in the year 1999.

Eric Vela schrieb:

> Just a thought... Are you talking about MIDI pitch bend/wheel controller? If
> so, that's not a sysex. You can set the amount the wheel controller will
> bend the pitch with MIDI RPN 0. (I never remember the math correctly so I
> always have to keep guessing at formulas to set it. I believe it has a
> maximum range of +/- 2 octaves but don't quote me on it. I do know it is an
> instant change in pitch without any portamento -- meaning unlike the fast
> but audible gliss effect you get with Microsoft's software synth in Windows
> 2000.)
>
> As for NPRNs or sysex, I'm sorry I can't say. There may be NPRNs, but I have
> not been able to find any sysex. I tend to use transpose features for
> one-time coarse tuning (I know it's different than modifying the instrument
> settings) and wide pitch wheel ranges to circumvent phrasing issues with
> certain instruments.
>
> Good luck
> Eric.
> "Roland Fr�hlich" <Roland.Froehlich@t-online.de> wrote in message
> news:3B5BF9B0.D83A55EC@t-online.de...
> Where is the official place to obtain from EMU/Creative the COMPLETE
> Sysex implementation chart ?
> I have nothing found in the Web.
> If you are working with Yamaha products, there a tons of detailed
> information,
> but what happens with Creative Labs?
>
> Especially interested in : Real-Time Octave Scale Tuning.
> Is this implemented today in any activ product? (official MIDI spec is
> from 1999!).
>
> Best regards,
> Roland.