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2.12 SNDD
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SNDD 10h Sound Dump
A sound dump is used to transfer sound data from and
to the Microwave 2. The location is given in two bytes
with following conventions:
BB NN Location
------------------------------------------------
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
------------------------------------------------
So the full format of a SNDD Dump is:
Index Label Value Description
------------------------------------------------------
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 10h here SNDD (Sound
Dump)
5 BB see above Location
6 NN see above Location
7-262 SDATA see 3.1 Sound data
263 XSUM (BB+NN+SDATA)&7Fh Checksum
264 EOX F7h End of SysEx
------------------------------------------------------
Or in case of All Sounds Dump:
Index Label Value Description
------------------------------------------------------
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 10h here SNDD (Sound
Dump)
5 BB see above Location
6 NN see above Location
7-65542 SDATA[256] see 3.1 256 times Sound data
from A001 to B128
65543 XSUM (BB+NN+SDATA)&7Fh Checksum
65544 EOX F7h End of SysEx
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2.13 SNDP
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SNDP 20h Sound Parameter Change
Upon reception of a valid Sound Parameter Change dump,
the specified parameter will change its value
immediately according to the given value. The ocation
is given in one byte with following conventions:
LL Location
------------------------------------------------
00h Sound Mode Edit Buffer or...
00h..07h Multi Mode Instrument 1..8 sound
buffer
------------------------------------------------
The Parameter index is given in two bytes:
HH PP Parameter index
------------------------------------------------
00h 00..7Fh Parameters with indices 0 to 127
01h 00..7Fh Parameters with indices 0 to 127
------------------------------------------------
See 3.1 for a detailed list of parameters and indices.
So the actual Format is:
Index Label Value Description
------------------------------------------------------
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 20h here SNDP (Sound
Parameter change)
5 LL see above Location
6 HH see above Parameter index high bit
7 PP see above Parameter index
8 XX see 3.1 New Parameter value
9 EOX F7h End of Exclusive
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Note that the checksum is omitted here.
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2.21 MULR
******************************************************
MULR 11h Multi Request
Upon reception of a valid multi request the MW2 will
dump the selected Multi(s). The location is given in
two bytes with following conventions:
BB NN Location
------------------------------------------------
00 00 .. 00 7F Locations 001..128
10 00 All Multis
20 00 Edit Buffer
------------------------------------------------
So the full format of a MULR Dump is:
Index Label Value Description
------------------------------------------------------
-----
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 01h here MULR (Multi
request)
5 BB see Text Location
6 NN see Text Location
7 XSUM (BB+NN)&7Fh Checksum
8 EOX F7h End of SysEx
------------------------------------------------------
******************************************************
2.22 MULD
******************************************************
MULD 21h Multi Dump
A multi dump is used to transfer multi data from and
to the Microwave 2. The location is given in two bytes
with following conventions:
BB NN Location
------------------------------------------------
00 00 .. 00 7F Locations 001..128
10 00 All Multis
20 00 Edit Buffer
------------------------------------------------
So the full format of a MULD Dump is:
Index Label Value Description
------------------------------------------------------
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 11h here MULD (Multi
Dump)
5 BB see above Location
6 NN see above Location
7-38 MDATA see 3.2 Multi data
39-66 IDATA see 3.3 Instrument #1 data
67-94 IDATA see 3.3 Instrument #2 data
95-122 IDATA see 3.3 Instrument #3 data
123-150 IDATA see 3.3 Instrument #4 data
151-178 IDATA see 3.3 Instrument #5 data
- Bedienungsanleitung 1
- User's Manual 1
- Garantiekarte / Warranty Card 3
- Contents 5
- Diagrams 6
- Front Panel 7
- Rear Panel 7
- Foreword 10
- -2 11
- General Safety Guidelines 12
- Maintenance 13
- Proper Use 13
- Inventory 14
- Connections 14
- Analog Input 15
- Quick Start 16
- Saw Repeat WMF 16
- 01 16
- Store Sound A001 A001 ? 17
- Saw Repeat WMF 17
- 092 17
- Multi Mode 20
- Activating the Instrument 21
- Building a layered Sound 22
- Operation 23
- Editing Parameters 25
- Saw repeat WMF 26
- -1 26
- Edit Buffers 27
- The Compare Function 27
- Recalling Edits 28
- Storing Programs 28
- The Play Access Page 29
- Panic Function 30
- Randomizing a Program 30
- Initializing Programs 30
- Init Multi 31
- About Wavetable Synthesis 33
- Overview 34
- Wavetable 35
- What else can we do? 36
- Creating own Wavetables 37
- Overview of Functions 38
- Oscillators 39
- Oscillator 2 40
- Oscillator 1 42
- Oscillator 2 in Sync 42
- 001...128 43
- 065…128 43
- 065…096 43
- Wave 2 / 1 45
- Wave 2 / 2 45
- 3 47
- External 48
- 113 48
- Play Access 49
- Example 1 50
- Example 2 50
- Example 3 50
- Example 4 50
- Frequency 51
- Resonance 51
- Filter 1 52
- Filter Types 53
- 12db High Pass 54
- Filter 1 / 2 55
- 24dB Notch Filter 56
- 12dB Notch Filter 56
- Bandstop Filter 56
- Filter 2 56
- -200%…+197% 57
- Amplifier 58
- 090 58
- Panning 59
- Effect 60
- Chorus 60
- MicroWave II MicroWave XT 60
- Flanger 1 61
- Flanger 2 61
- AutoWahLP 61
- AutoWahBP 62
- Overdrive 62
- Amp. Mod 63
- Pan Delay 63
- Effect 64
- Mod Delay 64
- Active 65
- Trigger 1 66
- Trigger 2 66
- Arpeggiator 68
- Position 71
- 03 71
- Arpeggiator User Pattern 71
- Filter Env 72
- 000 72
- Amplifier Env 73
- Wave Envelope 74
- Free Envelope 77
- LFO 1 / 1 78
- LFO 1 / 2 78
- LFO 2 / 1 79
- LFO 2 / 2 79
- Modifier Delay 81
- Modifier Units 82
- Mod 1…16 85
- Modwheel 85
- Program Name 86
- Multi parameters 87
- Instrument parameters 88
- Key Velocity 95
- Velocity 95
- MIDI Control 97
- Sending System Exclusive Data 98
- Updating the System Software 100
- Converting MicroWave Sounds 101
- Appendix 102
- Software release 2.28 103
- System Exclusive Data Format 106
- Glossary 117
- MIDI Implementation Chart 122
- FCC Information (U.S.A.) 124
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