NRPN ( Mix Master)

[Normanfernandez]

I'm Having Trouble Understanding NRPN

I've read this Article too
https://psrtutorial.com/music/articles/howToNRPN.html

I Also Tried to Insert a NRPN on Mix Master And Got no Results (Change In Sound)

Can i be Doing Something Wrong ?
I used the Latest Version of Mix Master

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[SeaGtGruff]

First comment: You might need to move the message so it isn't coming immediately after "GM On" and before "XG On." I would suggest waiting until after the voices have been selected, especially the voice you're wanting to modify.

Second comment: Changing the Vibrato Delay might not have any effect if the voice you're doing this on doesn't have a vibrato in it. Some voices have a definite vibrato in them, but others do not.

Third comment: I think there's also a Vibrato Depth or Vibrato Amount setting (I don't remember the exact name). You might want to use that on the same voice to increase the degree to which any vibrato in the voice will be noticeable.

[Normanfernandez]

I Think I've found my Problem. 
Like Yamaha has XG On

I think this was Created on a Roland Keyboard.

I tested it on a Yamaha Midi song that i created. it worked ( 1 Test run)


Is it possible to Identify the Messages  that could possible be coming from another  Company??


I'll try another NRPN on a Yamaha Midi song.
Will let you know if it's Successful
Thanks  Regards Norman

[pjd]

System Exclusive messages begin with F0 which is followed by a byte that identifies the manufacturer, Universal Real Time Messages or Universal Non-Real Time Messages.

Hex 43 is Yamaha. Hex 41 is Roland. Hex 7E is Universal Non-Real Time Messages. Hex 7F is Universal Real Time Messages.

Hope this helps -- pj

[SeaGtGruff]

I had noticed in the "Sy***" thread that one of the Sy*** messages displayed in MixMaster had a "41" instead of "43" for the Manufacturer ID.

[pjd]

I had noticed in the "Sy***" thread that one of the Sy*** messages displayed in MixMaster had a "41" instead of "43" for the Manufacturer ID.

Good eye, Michael!

And "F0 41 10 42 12 40 00 7F 00 41 F7" is Roland GS Reset.

-- pj