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What I learnt:
SD-50 - midi module plus usb midi/wav/mp3 player. You can send midi messages to it whilst the usb player is playing - handy if you want to play e.g. a melody line over backing tracks. Can also alter key and tempo. Sounds right for me as I play keyboards in a couple of bands and also do gigs with a sax player where I have done all the backing tracks via BIAB.
Sonic Cell - midi module plus usb midi/wav/mp3 player. Says you can't send midi to it whilst usb player is playing. 'Input/output of USB audio and MIDI messages cannot be used at the same time that the SMF/Audio File Player is playing'. No key change. Lots of effects and expandable - designed for those who like tweaking sounds. Probably better sounds than SD-50???
BK-7M - midi module plus usb midi/wav/mp3 player plus accompaniment. Last part is like on many keyboards - you choose what style and it reacts to the chords you play, but you can at least set up lots of parameters beforehand and trigger changes with one button. Can't really see the point if you have BIA, where you can drive either of the two above direct from laptop or store midi files on USB stick and play those. I suppose you could argue that the backing will not be so rigid, and you can pop in another verse or chorus if you feel like it, but you're still going to have play all the chords in your left hand (piano/keyboard) and whilst that may be good for e.g. jazz, not so sure it's how I want to play other stuff.
Please shout if you've got one of the above and I've got it wrong or have missed something important!!?? Hope to get down the music store and try them all out soon.
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Introduction
The Instrument class provides support for instrument definitions (i.e. textual representations of the program/bank/controller names). These are read from the widely available Cakewalk instrument definition format files. (Cakewalk is a PC sequencing package).
File format
These files generally have a .ins suffix and are of a textual nature.
Unfortunately, the file format is not documented anywhere by Cakewalk, so I have produced my own interpretation of the file format. If anyone knows of any better descriptions I'd love to know!
Ping tisi tec driver. The PING TiSI Tec driver is a titanium driver that uses Chemical Milling Technology to produce a variable thickness face that leads to faster ball speeds across a greater area of the face. An oval-shaped weight in the back of the club boosts Moment of Inertia to add forgiveness. The TiSI Tec features a patented variable-thickness face which optimizes performance by positioning more mass in the impact area to enhance energy transfer to the golf ball.
Overview
The file conists of a number of sections which begin with the followinglines (they are generally found in this order, I doubt this is important):
| Section name | Description |
| '.Patch Names' | Describes groups of patches |
| '.Note Names' | Describes note names for some patch |
| '.Controller Names' | Describes all controller names for some device |
| '.RPN Names' | Describes RPN values for some device |
| '.NRPN Names' | Describes NPRN values for some device |
| '.Instrument Definitions' | Describes instruments based on above sections |
Section contents
General file conventions:
- Within each of these sections are subsections delimited by '[' and ']'.
- Subsection names and other text values may contain spaces.
- Comments begin with a ';' and go to the end of the line. They may occur at any point in a line.
- Subsections may reference other subsections - case is sensitive.
- Patch values default to '0-127' rather than '1-128'.
The first 5 sections have practically identical format, and contain a number of subsections. These subsections define a mapping of number (0-127) to textual representation. All or only some of the numbers may be given a mapping. Unspecified entries default to an empty string.
- Each subsection is introduced '[SomeSectionName]'.
- The next line may be 'BasedOn=' in which case this group of values refers to the named subsection. Any values from the 'base' may be later redefined in this section. The BasedOn 'base' subsection definition may be after of before this subsection in the file.
- There follows any number of lines of the format 'X=SomeName' where X is a value 0-127 and SomeName is the text associated with that value.
There are inbuilt patch names '0.127' and '1.128' which are defined as just the numbers.
The '.Instrument Definitions' section
The '.Instrument Definitions' section is different; it describes instruments based on the information in the previous sections.
- There is a subsection for each instrument defined, the subsection name is the instrument name. The subsection heading is in the format '[SomeInstrument]'.
- The definition consists of the following sections, which if removed have the indicated defaults. Each entry is described below.
| Name | Default |
| 'UseNotesAsControllers=1' | =0 |
| 'Control=' | No controllers for this instrument. |
| 'RPN=' | No RPNs defined |
| 'NRPN=' | No NRPNs defined |
| 'BankSelMethod=' | =0 |
| 'Patch[#]=' | No patch for # |
| 'Key[#,%]=' | No key definitions for #,% |
| 'Drum[#,%]=1' | Drum[#,%]=0 |
Notes
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File format
These files generally have a .ins suffix and are of a textual nature.
Unfortunately, the file format is not documented anywhere by Cakewalk, so I have produced my own interpretation of the file format. If anyone knows of any better descriptions I'd love to know!
Ping tisi tec driver. The PING TiSI Tec driver is a titanium driver that uses Chemical Milling Technology to produce a variable thickness face that leads to faster ball speeds across a greater area of the face. An oval-shaped weight in the back of the club boosts Moment of Inertia to add forgiveness. The TiSI Tec features a patented variable-thickness face which optimizes performance by positioning more mass in the impact area to enhance energy transfer to the golf ball.
Overview
The file conists of a number of sections which begin with the followinglines (they are generally found in this order, I doubt this is important):
| Section name | Description |
| '.Patch Names' | Describes groups of patches |
| '.Note Names' | Describes note names for some patch |
| '.Controller Names' | Describes all controller names for some device |
| '.RPN Names' | Describes RPN values for some device |
| '.NRPN Names' | Describes NPRN values for some device |
| '.Instrument Definitions' | Describes instruments based on above sections |
Section contents
General file conventions:
- Within each of these sections are subsections delimited by '[' and ']'.
- Subsection names and other text values may contain spaces.
- Comments begin with a ';' and go to the end of the line. They may occur at any point in a line.
- Subsections may reference other subsections - case is sensitive.
- Patch values default to '0-127' rather than '1-128'.
The first 5 sections have practically identical format, and contain a number of subsections. These subsections define a mapping of number (0-127) to textual representation. All or only some of the numbers may be given a mapping. Unspecified entries default to an empty string.
- Each subsection is introduced '[SomeSectionName]'.
- The next line may be 'BasedOn=' in which case this group of values refers to the named subsection. Any values from the 'base' may be later redefined in this section. The BasedOn 'base' subsection definition may be after of before this subsection in the file.
- There follows any number of lines of the format 'X=SomeName' where X is a value 0-127 and SomeName is the text associated with that value.
There are inbuilt patch names '0.127' and '1.128' which are defined as just the numbers.
The '.Instrument Definitions' section
The '.Instrument Definitions' section is different; it describes instruments based on the information in the previous sections.
- There is a subsection for each instrument defined, the subsection name is the instrument name. The subsection heading is in the format '[SomeInstrument]'.
- The definition consists of the following sections, which if removed have the indicated defaults. Each entry is described below.
| Name | Default |
| 'UseNotesAsControllers=1' | =0 |
| 'Control=' | No controllers for this instrument. |
| 'RPN=' | No RPNs defined |
| 'NRPN=' | No NRPNs defined |
| 'BankSelMethod=' | =0 |
| 'Patch[#]=' | No patch for # |
| 'Key[#,%]=' | No key definitions for #,% |
| 'Drum[#,%]=1' | Drum[#,%]=0 |
Notes
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- The controller names definied for an instrument are given by the 'Control=' line. Following the '=' is a subsection name from the '.Controller Names' section.
- The instrument patch names for a given bank value are defined by the 'Patch[#]=' line. If # is a '*' then this matches for every bank select. There may be more than one 'Patch[#]=' line.
- The 'Key[#,%]=' line defines key names for a particular patch on a particular bank select.
- If the 'Drum[#,%]=' line sets the drum flag for a patch/bank select value then the editor should default to a drum editor for this voice.
- 'BankSelMethod=' takes a value from 0 to 3. These mean
| Value | Meaning |
| 0 | Normal - bank select MSB and LSB matter |
| 1 | Only the MSB is used and defined |
| 2 | Only the LSB is used and defined |
| 3 | Only program changes are used and defined |
- The 'UseNamesAsController=' line denotes useage as for the 'Mackie OTTO-1604'. I have no idea what this means ;-)
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