Reaper

[hossit]

can you import the sx700 instrument list into reaper
i think reaper is useless at recording styles and playing them back properly

[overover]

Hi hossit,

I don't know if a SX700 Instrument List is available for Reaper. In principle, such a list is not absolutely necessary for any DAW.

In order for a style recorded in the DAW to be played back correctly via the SX700, it is important that the Sy*** at the beginning of the style file is also recorded (and then played back by the DAW). So that channel 9 is also set up for drums in addition to channel 10, so-called "MultiPart Drum Mode Sy***" must be sent in addition to the GM ON and XG ON Sy***. Please see the attached screenshot (= included Sy*** in preset style "40sSwingBallad").

You could also first record the style in question with the internal SX700 MIDI recorder. You then import this MIDI file into your DAW. So you have all the style Sy*** in the DAW, and the style channels should sound correct again when played back via the SX700 SONG Parts (MIDI Port 1 Receive). And of course it must be ensured that both the DAW and the SX700 have Sy*** Transmit and Receive enabled.


P.S.
If necessary/desired, you can of course also control the STYLE parts of the SX700 directly from the DAW (instead of the SONG parts, as described above). To do this, select "Digital Workstation 2" of the USB-MIDI driver as the MIDI output port in the DAW. It is important that you keep the original MIDI channels of the Style recording here (channels 9 - 16).


Hope this helps!

Best regards,
Chris

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[wibem]

Reaper isn't useless to record and playback the keyboard styles correctly. You can do it, but it's a bit tricky. At first you can import the ins file into reaper. Just go to the edit window and open the list editor. Click on a programchange command and a window pops up, where you load an ins file. Then you can choose from all sounds of the keyboards. But it doesn't mean, that all sounds well, if you play and  record a style from the keyboard. To get the right sounds, you must change the midi input channels in the keyboard and choose the style channels. Or you have to insert sy*** commands, which choose the correct sounds. But that's not easy to get the commands.