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User’s Manual MicroWave II • MicroWave XT • XTk
179-206 IDATA see 3.3 Instrument #6 data
207-234 IDATA see 3.3 Instrument #7 data
235-262 IDATA see 3.3 Instrument #8 data
263 XSUM (BB+NN+DATA)&7Fh Checksum
264 EOX F7h End of SysEx
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2.23 MULP
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MULP 20h Multi Parameter Change
Upon reception of a valid Multi Parameter Change dump,
the specified parameter will change its value
immediately according to the given value. In Sound
Mode, all MULP messages will be ignored. The location
is given in one byte with following conventions:
LL Location
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20h Multi Edit Buffer
01h..07h Multi Mode Instrument 1..8 buffer
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The Parameter index is given in one byte:
PP Parameter index
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00..1Fh Parameters with indices 0 to 31
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See 3.2 for a detailed list of Multi parameters and
indices, or 3.3 for a detailed list of Instrument
parameters and indices.
The actual Format 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 21h here MULP (Sound
Parameter change)
5 LL see above Location
7 PP see above Parameter index
8 XX see 3.2/3.3 New Parameter value
9 EOX F7h End of Exclusive
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2.31 WAVR
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WAVR 02h Wave Request
Upon reception of a valid wave request the MW2 will
dump the selected Wave. The location is given in two
bytes with following conventions:
HH LL Location
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00 00 .. 00 7F ROM Waves 000..127
01 00 .. 01 7F ROM Waves 128..255
01 00 .. 01 2B ROM Waves 256..299
07 68 .. 07 7F User Waves 1000..1023
08 00 .. 08 7F User Waves 1024..10151
09 00 .. 09 61 User Waves 1152..1249
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So the full format of a WAVR Request 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 02h here WAVR (Wave
request)
5 HH see Text Location
6 LL see Text Location
7 XSUM (HH+LL)&7Fh Checksum
8 EOX F7h End of SysEx
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2.32 WAVD
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WAVD 12h Wave Dump
A wave dump is used to transfer wave data from and to
the Microwave 2. The location is given in two bytes
with following conventions:
HH LL Location
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00 00 .. 00 7F ROM Waves 000..127
01 00 .. 01 7F ROM Waves 128..255
02 00 .. 02 2B ROM Waves 256..299
07 68 .. 07 7F User Waves 1000..1023
08 00 .. 08 7F User Waves 1024..10151
09 00 .. 09 61 User Waves 1152..1249
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So the full format of a WAVD 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 12h here WAVD (Wave
Dump)
5 HH see above Location
6 LL see above Location
7-134 WDATA see 3.4 Wave data
135 XSUM (HH+LL+WDATA)&7Fh Checksum
136 EOX F7h End of SysEx
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2.41 WCTR
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WCTR 03h Wave Control Table Request
Upon reception of a valid wave control table request,
the MW2 will dump the selected Table. The location is
given in two bytes with following conventions:
HH LL Location
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00 00 .. 00 7F Control Table of Wavetables 001..128
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Note that some Wavetables are generated
algorithmically and have no control table, an attempt
to request such a table will fail.
The full format of a WCTR Request 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 03h here WCTR (Wavetable
request)
5 HH see Text Location
6 LL see Text Location
7 XSUM (HH+LL)&7Fh Checksum
8 EOX F7h End of SysEx
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2.42 WCTD
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WAVD 13h Wave ControlDump
A Control Table dump is used to transfer Wavetable
Control Table data from and to the Microwave 2. The
location is given in two bytes with following
conventions:
- 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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