chevalet@imag.UUCP (05/19/87)
subject : Hello, I'm a french Atari user wich have some little trouble with KERMIT. I own a CASIO CZ1000 too, and hope for a sympathetic news reader for some informations about the EXCLUSIVE MIDI CASIO CODES !. KERMIT troubles: It seems i have an old fashioned version of the famous KERMIT program : my KERMIT don't understand the 'star conversion' (ie. name.*). So, can anyone send me a new and fast version and some documentations of KERMIT ??? (i've got an other one, but it runs very very slowly ...and i haven't any docs, so i don't understand some capability of KERMIT) CASIO CZ1000 help: I want to do a little program to store the sound of my CASIO. BUT i need to know how this casio synthesizer send his sound codes through the MIDI network. I know that it use the so called "EXLUSIVE MIDI CODES" but i haven't any informations about it. There is nothing about it in my CASIO's book and the french importer knows nothing about it. So I hope to some reader who will send me these exlusive midi codes for my casio. Thanks in advance ... JPC.
Henry_Burdett_Messenger@cup.portal.com (05/23/87)
The MIDI specification, as written, requires hardware manufacturers to place their 'system exclusives' in the public domain. Therefore, there are no hidden, 'double-secret' codes; to get the device numbers, the manufacturer must have published (clever of Sequential Circuits to think this up, eh :-) ) I suggest you write to Casio, or the editors of 'Electronic Musician'. Their address is: Electronic Musician 2608 Ninth Street Berkeley, CA 94710 Henry B. Messenger, a DECperson, but in no way representing Digital. UUCP: henry_burdett_messenger@cup.portal.com CompuServe: 72477,3356