Hello, my problem doesn’t directly affect Cubase…
I’m “on the road” a lot with (church) organs
and
modern digital organs respond very well to MIDI signals
(with organ samplers like HW or GO etc. it’s inevitable
and there are now also some pipe organs that can be controlled completely by MIDI…
so right now there’s talk about (a few) Hyper organs, Würzburg, Amsterdam, Dortmund (the latter is unfortunately not “mine”)
and yet I’m once again dissatisfied with “what I have” (oh well…)
the physis organs (viscount, in germany : gloria concerto) for example don’t send MIDI signals when the couplers are operated (sounds strange? But it’s true)
and (unfortunately) that can’t be changed
(not even for money… sounds stranger? it’s truer
but the great thing about physis technology is that the individual registers /sounds /stops can be changed in many settings using an editor program (Volume and detuning are the harmless ones)
Now the physis editor (on the PC) is connected to the instrument via a USB cable and then probably has to send MIDI signals (if I’m wrong here, then the rest is in vain…)
At least for registers on/off and tremulants as well as coupling, the SysEx commands are clear…
(Keys/tones, volume, expression pedals etc. as well)
But I would like to know whether the individual parameters in the editor (called voicing as for a pipe organ) can also be transmitted via MIDI
This is the case with “my” large Digital organ in Marten /Dortmund - so i thought i maybe still like this…
because it also has viscount technology “under the hood” but the instrument is already over 25 years old and therefore not quite comparable with the concertos or the very latest models with physis plus technology…
So I need the possibility of using a sniffer program, for example, to “spy” on the connection between the laptop and the organ and see whether and which MIDI command changes which parameters conditionally
unfortunately I’m completely at a loss…
maybe someone here knows more
or has another idea how I could do it?
or am I “on the wrong track”
Many thanks in advance for your help
Best wishes, Oliver (J. Brahms Op 93a No. 1
pS maybe I’m on the top…
(but only very few times on the roof