How to import patch names?

I am trying to load the patch names for a roland fantom xr. I've read about 50 posts regarding this but all seem very convoluted. In ProTools, you simply load the .midnam file. What's the best way to do this in logic 9

Hi
Unless you can find a ready-made Environment MultiInstrument with all the right patch names, Bank Select messages etc., you have a boatload of copy & pasting (you have to do this a bank at a time from some kind of text file of the patch names).
Perhaps this will get you in the right direction?
http://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5419
CCT

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Nishaji..
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i recommend some reading on servlets and jsps that will make u understand more than what I said rite now..:)
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Edited by: mshanu on 11 Jul, 2008 12:16 PM

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1) Yes, the 1st time you open logic it looks at your audio midi setup (AMS) to make a basic environment from the info there. if there no hardware synths listed there they will not show up in Logic. Unfortunately Logic does not come with any synth device lists to add to your AMS so there is none to choose from. you will have to define them or you can use the MOTU list. you can download a copy here http://www.digicake.com/midnam/ download the MOTU.sit MOTU uses these midnam files for bank and patch change info. Unfortunately Logic does not use the bank and program information in them, it sure would make setting Logic up much easier
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