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@planetearth - Or try this (I cracked and read the WS Legacy manual...) Insert a Ctrl32 event with data from 0-10 Insert a ProgChange event with data from 0-49 Worked in Logic - looks like the software WS don't recognise the Ctrl0 MSB message - oh, and check on the Global page that Control Change ...

@planetearth - Wish I could be more helpful - I know I've done this in Sonar with the physical M1 and WS; but without access to a) Sonar, b) a Sonar manual or c) a Windows PC I've run out of ideas! Can't even find my old Sonar files that I could have sent so you could've reverse engineered them!

Just checked me notes (as it were) - Program numbers are 0-49 and 50-99 so forget that 1-50 and 51-100 malarkey... The sequence of control events is: Control 0 - Value 0 Control 32 - Value n - where n is 0 or 1 (see previous post) Program - Value 0-99 Spread em out over a quaver or so and I used the ...

@PlanetEarth - I used to have Sonar and a physical WS (still do :-) ). And Cubase and Logic... and I managed to get the (physical) WS to shift programs no problems - *but* the trick is to send 3 bytes of data, as the bank won't change until the program change byte is received. So - I used to send an ...

@reddog - Indeed you did, and indeed that does seem to work... with the gotcha (I've found) that not only do you have to *save* the .fxb file to that location, but to get the M1 and WaveStation to reload the exact file on opening, you have to load it into the programs at least once before. It looks ...

@reddog - Have tried that in the M1 app - what I did was just change the name of a perfomrance in the User1 card - write it to the bank, do your 'Make current all data default' option off the File menu, stop the application, reopen it, and my renamed performance in User1 is *not* there. Where on the ...

Can anyone tell me where on a Snow Leopard Mac I should save .fxb files for the M1 and WaveStation so that they are opened up *by default* on starting the synths? To save me having to manually load in a config file?

Thanks