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User’s Manual MicroWave II • MicroWave XT • XTk

System Exclusive Data Format

See ftp://ftp.waldorf-gmbh.de

/pub/waldorf/microwave2/doc/mw2_sysex.txt

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Waldorf Microwave 2 System Exclusive Specifications,

Software release 2.28

Changes from 2.01 to 2.09 marked with !!

Changes from 2.09 to 2.16 marked with !!!

If you find any documemtation bug herein, please mail

it to

[email protected]

1. General

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Sys-Ex dumps and requests will always be in the

following form:

F0h IDW DEV IDM LOC --------Data--------- CHKSUM F7h

where

h : Hex

IDW : Waldorf MIDI ID = 3Eh

IDE : Equipment ID = 0Eh for MicroWave 2

DEV : Device number, 00h to 7Eh, 7Fh = broadcast

IDM : Message ID

LOC : Location

Data : whatever data bytes, 00h to 7Fh

CHKSUM : Sum of all databytes truncated to 7 bits.

The addition is done in 8 bit format, the

result is masked to 7 bits (00h to 7Fh). A

checksum of 7Fh is

always accepted as valid.

IMPORTANT: the MIDI status-bytes as well

as the ID's are not used for computing the

checksum. If there are no data-bytes in

the message (simple request), the checksum

will always be 00h.

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1.1 Message IDs (IDM)

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Message IDs (IDM) are organized in a matrix where the

row defines the data type and the column identifies

the type of dump. The data type is coded in the four

least significant bits of the IDM. Following data

types are currently defined:

Label Value Description

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SNDx x0h Sound data type

MULx x1h Multi data type

WAVx x2h Wave data type

WCTx x3h Wave control table data type

GLBx x4h Global Parameters

DISx x5h Display

RMTx x6h Remote control

MODx x7h Mode (sound/Multimode)

INFx x8h Information

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The dump type is coded in the upper three bits of IDM,

note that bit seven cannot be used. Following dump

types are currently defined:

Label Value Description

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xxxR 0xh Request

xxxD 1xh Dump

xxxP 2xh Parameter Change

xxxS 3xh Store command

xxxL 4xh Recall Command

xxxC 5xh Compare command

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Not all combinations of dump types and data types are

currently supported, only those given below:

Request (xxxR = 0x)

| Dump (xxxD = 1x)

| | Parameter Change (xxxP = 2x)

| | | Store (xxxS = 3x)

| | | | Recall (xxxL = 4x)

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00 10 20 SNDx x0 Sound

01 11 MULX x1 Multi

02 12 WAVx x2 Wave

03 13 WCTx x3 Wavetable

04 14 24 GLBx x4 Global Parameters

05 15 25 45 DISx x5 Display

26 RMTx x6 Button / Dial remote

07 17 MODx x7 Mode !!!

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So follwing valid IDM exist:

Label Value Description

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SNDR 00h Sound Request

SNDD 10h Sound Dump

SNDP 20h Sound Parameter Change

MULR 01h Multi Request

MULD 11h Multi Dump

WAVR 02h Wave Request

WAVD 12h Wave Dump

WCTR 03h Wave Control Table Request

WCTD 13h Wave Control Table Dump

GLBR 14h Global Parameter Request

GLBD 14h Global Parameter Dump

DISR 05h Display Request

DISD 15h Display Dump

DISP 25h Display Parameter Change

DISL 45h Display Recall

RMTD 26h Remote Dump

MODR 07h Mode Request

MODD 17h Mode Dump

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2. Details

2.11 SNDR

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SNDR 00h Sound Request

Upon reception of a valid sound request the MW2 will

dump the selected Sound(s). The location is given in

two bytes with following conventions:

BB NN Location

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00 00 .. 00 7F Locations A001..A128

01 00 .. 01 7F Locations B001..B128

10 00 All Sounds

20 00 Sound Mode Edit Buffer

30 00 .. 30 07 Multi Instrument Edit Buffers

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So the full format of a SNDR Dump is:

Index Label Value Description

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0 EXC F0h Marks Start of SysEx

1 IDW 3Eh Waldorf Electronics

GmbH ID

2 IDE 0Eh Microwave 2 ID

3 DEV Device ID

4 IDM 00h here SNDR (Sound

request)

5 BB see Text Location

6 NN see Text Location

7 XSUM (BB+NN)&7Fh Checksum

8 EOX F7h End of SysEx

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