Organteq SYSEX

Couplers

... 02

Followed by coupler (0-5 for first on left to last on right 6 in total)

... 02 00

Followed by ON (127) or OFF (0)

... 02 00 7F

Followed by zero data as all these SYSEX strings are the same length (11 Hexidecimal characters)

... 02 00 7F 00

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Let's put that together:

F0 0B 7D 73 39 01 02 00 7F 00 F7

This tells Organteq to engage the first coupler (Pos./Ped.)

Crescendo (Pedal)

... 04

Followed by value (0-127) as follows: 0-10; 11-21; 22-31; 32-42; 43-52; 53-63; 64-74; 75-84; 85-95; 96-105; 106-116; 117-127 (12-step programme)

... 04 00

Followed by zero data as all these SYSEX strings are the same length (11 Hexidecimal characters)

... 04 00 00

Followed by zero data as all these SYSEX strings are the same length (11 Hexidecimal characters)

... 04 00 00 00

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Let's put that together:

F0 0B 7D 73 39 01 04 00 00 00 F7

This tells Organteq to move the Crescendo pedal to OFF

Tutti

... 08

There are only two possible strings for this:

Tutti ON
F0 0B 7D 73 39 01 08 7F 00 00 F7

Tutti OFF
F0 0B 7D 73 39 01 08 00 00 00 F7

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Cancel

... 09

There is only one possible string for this:

General Cancel
F0 0B 7D 73 39 01 09 00 00 00 F7

Go to Specific Combination Bank

... 0B

Followed by bank number (0-99) - 0 gives "-" any number higher than 99 results in "..."

... OB 02

Followed by zero data as all these SYSEX strings are the same length (11 Hexidecimal characters)

... 0B 02 00

Followed by zero data as all these SYSEX strings are the same length (11 Hexidecimal characters)

... 0B 02 00 00

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Let's put that together:

F0 0B 7D 73 39 01 0B 02 00 00 F7

This tells Organteq to goto bank 2

Next Previous Tenth Combination Bank

... 0D

Next Combination Bank
F0 0B 7D 73 39 01 0D 7F 00 00 F7

Previous Combination Bank
F0 0B 7D 73 39 01 0D 00 00 00 F7

It's not clear to me the purpose of this post. Besides that you probably wanted to send it to the other forum at https://forum.modartt.com/viewforum.php?id=45 what is unclear (to me) is if you are talking about a description of what happens for others to take advantage of it, a bug, a feature request.... it sounds a bit cryptic. I mean, I do understand that you are unwinding the MIDI packages, and I do understand SYSEX (which I have constructed myself for my own hw and sw experiments) but as a non-organteq user it's not clear why are you doing so.

Thanks for starting this thread with these quite useful informations.

What software are you using to send this Sysex ? For example, when using REAPER, I generally write a small JSFX plug-in to send commands (in this case, that would be sysex messages) to the VSTi which is on the same track.
If you are using the stand alone Organteq application, do you have a specific tool do do so ?

Thanks.

Jack.

Edit: I missed the "Bome MIDI Translator Pro" line. Now, I know !

Thank you DEZ for your research and this very helpful table of functions.  In answer to the query about the point of all this, I can explain how it is particularly helpful to me. 

For my midi input, I've connected Organteq to an old electronic organ of 1990's vintage with a VERY primitive midi implementation.  Literally only the keyboard and pedals transmit midi.  Not the expression pedals, nor the stops.  That means to operate the stops and other features in organteq I can only use the computer mouse, because all the available midi outputs are spoken for, just in order to play the thing!   Using a mouse during performance is clearly not practical.  But quickly hitting a computer keyboard shortcut would work.  And that's where anyone in my position would hit a brick wall - because organteq currently only implements a limited range of computer keyboard shortcuts with no scope to add more.  Even just a combination stepper shortcut would be useful, but no joy.

However as DEZ has demonstrated and documented, most elements can be controlled by midi signals, if not by direct computer keyboard shortcuts.  Fortunately I already have a paid version of Bome Midi Translator Pro which is a superb midi tool in my opinion, highly recommended.  Thus, for example, I can disable all native keyboard shortcuts in Organteq to prevent accidental duplication.  Then, through Bome, I can have function keys F1 to F10 operate combination buttons 1-10.  These and many other tweaks make it possible to play organteq realistically even using primitive midi equipment.

I hope this comment is useful.

You can now control and play organteq directly from the midi output of the latest version of eplayOrgan. This organ is available from

https://midimusic.github.io

It is completely free to download and to use. You will need a virtual midi cable (such as LoopBe) to connect the midi output of eplayOrgan to the midi input of organteq.

In addition to all of the other organs, eplayOrgan now has an organteq organ which you can play and/or use to translate any of the many hundreds of organ midi files also on this site. Details of how to do the translations are on the site.

csw900