HT4101 Problem sending midi program changes to a Boss Gt100

Hi I am using an app called Set List Maker to send midi program changes to a Korg Triton keyboard successfully but no such luck with a Boss GT100 guitar processor. The message I get is something like cannot use this device.

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Sending Midi Program information from Mainstage

I'm trying to use mainstage to control a variety of midi gear. I want Mainstage to be the master for all the other pieces of equipment. Is this possible? ie I want to select a patch on mainstage and it send out a midi program change to a load of midi equipment and it all change to the same midi program number.
I seem to be only able yo get it to respond to program change data but not create it. Any ideas?
Thanks.

Yes, I'm doing this --- MainStage 2 has explicit support for external MIDI devices....just create external MIDI channel strips and in the attributes for the strip you can send bank and program changes.

Can I make MIDI program changes audible without an external device?

I want to change patches in the middle of a track. I can put MIDI program change events into a track, but I can't hear them.

do you mean to say that you have an audio instrument track in your arrange window and you've recorded a performance there, and you've recorded some program changes that are supposed to change the patch of the plugin, but they are not actually changing that patch?
what is the instrument you're using?
if this is a straight MIDI track, routed to an external device, what is that device?
how did you input the program change?
off the top of my head, i'm guessing this has to do with Program Change Banks . . .
your post was very vague, and not many people will want to respond . . .

Can software instruments recognize MIDI program changes?

I'm trying to send program changes from my Oxygen 49 (blue). I see them register in the transport window in Logic but the patch doesn't change. For example, trying to scroll through different instruments in the sampler would be much faster than having to use the mouse if I could use the + & - buttons on the Oxygen.
All other control surface functions work fine using M-Audio DirectLink—transport, faders, track selection, etc. But not program changes. Any info would be appreciated. I've contacted M-Audio support but they were not helpful--horrible phone support.

brewbaker wrote:
I'm trying to send program changes from my Oxygen 49 (blue). I see them register in the transport window in Logic but the patch doesn't change. For example, trying to scroll through different instruments in the sampler would be much faster than having to use the mouse if I could use the + & - buttons on the Oxygen.
Most (if not all) of Logic's plugins do NOT receive program changes, the EXS24II can be setup to use two program changes as a toggle for "Next Instrument" and "Previous Instrument". Set Next Instrument to Prg change 1, Set Next Instrument to Prg change 2.
This way you can select Prg change 1 to select the next instrument, then go back to Prg change 00 on the Oxy49, select PG change 1 again to go to the next instrument.
And so on...
Use the EXS "Options" button, then select Preferences to set this up.
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Can a key command send a program change message to a AU Synth?

I know you can do it to scroll the presets of the logic presets, but can you set up a key command to change the sound on eg Korg Legacy Collection?

I don't think so.
But you may utilize the capslock keyboard.
Just transform in the environment its note on messages into program changes.

Problem sending Faxes from Change Order(IW32) in NW 2004s

Hello Everyone,
We have just recently upgraded our version of SAP from 4.6c and we have discovered an interesting issue when trying to fax shop papers from IW32.
In 4.6c we had configured a output device in SPAD that would redirect the output to SCOT via SAPcomm to our Rightfax fax servers. With the new version of SAP the functionality for creating an output device of type 'FAX' has been disabled since SAPConnect has replaced SAPComm.
How we used to do this is we'd goto IW32, enter an order and choose the menu function Order/Print/Order you could then enter the device type and also the recipient's fax number and the country code.
When we try this in the new system no fax is created, when we remove the device type (clear the box) we still do not create a fax output. When we specify another device (i.e. printer etc) we get an error stating that this is not a Fax device and the request fails.
Does anyone know of a way to correct this problem since our users would like to continue to fax shop papers from our system.
Regards,
James

Juan,
We are able to send faxes from SAP to our rightfax system without issues. This is not the problem we are experiencing.
The issue is when you try to fax something from IW32 via the option Print/Order/Print. It requires a spool output device to be specified.
Since you cannot create an output device of type FAX anymore and you cannot use another type of device type to send the fax we are trying to figure out how to get these printouts to be redirected to SAPConnect and SCOT.
Regards,
James

Sending Program Changes to external MIDI device

Just getting started with MainStage, so excuse the basic question . . .
I'd like to use MainStage with two main pieces of hardware – an Elektron Monomachine acting as the master clock and sequencer, and a Machinedrum, which is slaved to the Monomachine. I'm running MainStage to use a soft synth or two sequenced from the Monomachine, and for effects. So far so good.
Patterns on the Machinedrum are selected externally with MIDI Program Changes. Conversely, when you select patterns on the Monomachine, it sends out a Program Change message so that you can lock the two machines together pattern-wise.
In Layout mode, I drop in a rotary knob, hit the Learn button and change patterns three times on the Monomachine; the knob says Program Change and the number of the Program (all correct).
Next, in the Patch editor, I map that screen control to Machinedrum > MIDI Controller > Program Change. If I turn the knob using the mouse, it changes the Program (pattern) on the Machinedrum (all correct).
BUT . . . now (in either Edit or Perform mode) when I change the pattern on the Monomachine (sending a Program Change message), the knob doesn't move. I see the Program Change message being received by MainStage in the MIDI monitor, but it doesn't get routed to the screen control.
What could I be doing wrong? Why does it respond correctly in Learn mode, but then not in Edit or Perform mode?

peterslade wrote:
BUT . . . now (in either Edit or Perform mode) when I change the pattern on the Monomachine (sending a Program Change message), the knob doesn't move. I see the Program Change message being received by MainStage in the MIDI monitor, but it doesn't get routed to the screen control.
What could I be doing wrong? Why does it respond correctly in Learn mode, but then not in Edit or Perform mode?
Hi
Could it be that MS thinks the incoming PC messages are intended to change MS patches?
In Edit mode, select the Concert in the Patch list, and change the Program Change Device/channel etc in the Attributes Inspector to something other than the Mono
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CCT

How to send patch level program changes from concert level instruments?

Heya,
Here's the gist of my setup:
I have two concert level external instrument channel strips (Nord Electro 3 and Prophet 8 module). I am attempting to change the bank on the Electro 3 on a per patch basis. It seems as if the concert level nature of the channel strip is overriding my ability to change on a per patch basis. I am sending out a program change on a certain patch, and it is being reflected in all of the other patches across the concert (this is expected behaviour from reading the manual).
I've been looking for a way to manually send the program changes on a per patch basis (for these concert level strips), using some sort variation of the override parent setting, but I've been unsuccessful at finding a method for doing this. Is it even possible?
The behaviour I'm looking to replicate is easily accomplished by manually creating the external instrument channel strip in each of the patches, and then sending out the appropriate program change message. This isn't a problem to do. It is, however, a tad bit cumbersome and sort of defeates the purpose (in my opinion) of having concert level channel strips.
Any wisdom would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Nick

As far as I know the only way to send program changes is to create channel strips in every patch. I don't use concert level channel strips for that reason.
One of the advancements is that you can level your external instrument on patch level.
Tip: create one patch with the channel strips you need and duplicate that one (CMD-D) to create new patches. Works faster for me.

ESX24 as Multi and possible program change!?

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I allow myself a daft question... Can ESX24 behave as an Multi
say armed with 16 different instruments/Sounds like KONTAKT ?
and/or is it possible to send a program change message to ESX24!?
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No - the EXS24 is monotimbral.
If you want 14 parts, open 14 EXS24's. If you want 34, then... you get the picture. You are not limited by MIDI channels, and each has it's own audio channel object.
The EXS24 does not respond to program changes afaicr - you can use the channel strip performances to do something similar, but generally speaking live program changes in a song is not a good idea, for performance reasons.

PCR-500 program change assign Mainstage 3 help

I want to start using Mainstage 3 as part of my live synth setup.
I'm mainly using 'non mainstage' soft synths (TAL UNO 106/ Arturia prophet). Anyway, i'm trying to assign program change to buttons on my controller. eg A1-JUNO ORGAN A2..JUNO LEAD A3 PROPHET etc.
After assigning the the program changes to each button. If I then press the assigned button,..the preset will be there until i press it again. it will then jump and change the synth to the first default preset (whatever preset begins with the letter A)
I don't seem to have this problem with the included Mainstage synths though. I don't have any problems with midi assigning in Kontakt using the PCR editor, granted i don;t use 'external' synths in Kontakt.
Anyone have any ideas?
thank you

Hi
mfdjuve wrote:
I want to start using Mainstage 3 as part of my live synth setup.
I'm mainly using 'non mainstage' soft synths (TAL UNO 106/ Arturia prophet). Anyway, i'm trying to assign program change to buttons on my controller. eg A1-JUNO ORGAN A2..JUNO LEAD A3 PROPHET etc.
As long as you have correctlt assigned MIDI Program Change numbers to each Patch in MS, this ishould work correctly
mfdjuve wrote:
After assigning the the program changes to each button. If I then press the assigned button,..the preset will be there until i press it again. it will then jump and change the synth to the first default preset (whatever preset begins with the letter A)
This sounds like the incoming Prgram Message is being treates as "unused" when you have already selected the MS Patch corresponding to that Program number.
There is a function in MS 3 to allow"unused" program messages to be passed through to the plugins: try turning it off.
Select the Concert at the top of the Patch List, and at the bottom of the Attributes Tab in the Concert Inspector you will see it:
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Why won't MainStage send program change MIDI to external synths

One of the main reasons i moved to mainstage was the ability to seanlessly use both the mainstage sounds plus the internal sounds in my hardware synths . Since i upreaded to mainstage 3 i cant send program change MIDI to external synths ... I really need to have this resolved . it is critical

Seems to be working for me. I can send in a program change, and the external instrument channel strip will send out the correct program change.
I did notice that new patches I added have their own program change number, so I had to set it to what I wanted (for the mainstage patch itself, under attributes).
So, starting from the begining, I :
- added an External Instrument channel to my existing MS patch
- I set the output of that new channel to the correct midi output device
- I selected the ext. instr. channel and then went to the inspector->MIDI Output tab and checked the box "Send Program Change" and I selected a prog. change number
I monitored this output using MIDI Monitor and it all looked correct.
I hope this helps...

Send Program Change bug in Logic 7.2.2

I recently got a Mac Pro 3.0, and installed Logic 7.2.2. In general things are
going okay, but I recently found a bug and I wonder if anyone else has run
into it. I have a fairly extensive studio setup (6 Gigasamplers, some hardware
samplers, quite a few synths, etc.) and have been working on an older G5
with few problems, still running 7.2.1. When I open up a sequence on the Mac Pro with Logic
7.2.2, it checks all the Send Program Change boxes on every midi channel of
every instrument in the environment. This plays havoc with my studio setup,
since I don't often use Logic to send program changes. I have since built a
new environment in Logic 7.2.2 with all the boxes unchecked, and I import
that to fix the problem, but I have many sequences on the old G5 I will need
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Word2007 in windows 7 -There was a problem sending the command to the program!

I just bought my new HP laptop with windows 7 Home premier edition, and then I installed windows office 2007 suite. It's ok if I only open the word without any existing word file. But if I open word with a word file, it says " there was a problem sending
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Anyone got any idea to fix this problem?
Thanks a lot.

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1.
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"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\winword.exe" /unregserver
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There was a problem sending the command to the program when opening Microsoft Project 2010 files

When opening MS Project 2010 files from the file and print server, I receive "There was a problem sending the command to the program." Copy the same file to my local drive and the file opens fine. This can be repeated by several other
users. Created a simple project file and once the size hit 1 MB, the error appeared. The error appears on all files over 1 MB.
I am a domain admin, so it is not a rights issue. This does not seem to be a network latency issue, the file copies extremely fast.
Any ideas?

This message appears to be caused by Windows Explorer trying to send old-fashioned DDE messages to the Application.
Since MS Project has no "Ignore DDE messages" setting you might want to go change the compatibility settings for WinProj.EXE (and any shortcut to it) to Windows 7 or greater. Hopefully then Windows Explorer will stop trying to send DDE messages.
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