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== L/A Synth == There is a (windows) tool called L/A Synth is a tool for editing the sounds of MT32 or D110 synth. You can get it [there http://www.midimusicadventures.com/queststudios/mt32-resource/utilities/]. - On linux : ``sudo modprobe snd-virmidi`` - Connect your midi keyboard to virtual raw midi 2.0 - Load Munt mt-32 emulator. - Load LA-Synth Ed/Lib (add the required dll and vbx if necessary). - In munt, a new synth should appear, with a name such as "Wine midi driver". Add midi2 input port (it should be the virtual raw midi 2.0 previously connected in jack). In Munt properties, set channel 1...8 to make it able to respond to your midi keyboard (usually set in channel 1), or better, keep the original MT-32 settings and set your keyboard or DAW to talk to midi channels 2-10 - In LA-Synth Ed/Lib, load D110 database (it should work for mt32, mostly) and open some [mt32 sysex http://www.midimusicadventures.com/queststudios/mt32-resource/patchbanks/]. - In midi settings, midi ports In = VirMidi 2-0, Out = Munt - In synth, select MT-32 - Double click a timbre to load it in Munt. - To transfer a timbre from sysex to database, load a timbre in timbre memory, click on the database window, in the "Timbre menu", select "save timbre from timbre memory to db" (shift+ins) - To transfer a timbre to timbre bank (from a sysex), load a timbre in timbre memory, click on the Timbre Bank window, in the "Timbre menu", select "save timbre memory to timbre bank" (shift+ins) - Then in "Patch memory" window, assign the patch number to the correct timbre number (use the "memory" timbre group). Let's say you want to keep the default sounds banks except for the second patch, which you have modified. In your Timbre bank you have replaced "AcouPiano2" by a new sound called "MyPiano". After you've made the changes, open the Patch Memory windows, in Patch number 1 you'll have AcouPiano1, assigned to Timbre group "group A", with Timbre number 1 (by default). In Patch number 2 similarly, you'll get AcouPiano2, assigned to Timbre group "group A", with Timbre number 2. So to replace this Patch number 2, just change "timbre group" to "Memory" instead of "Group A", and it will display your customised sound "MyPiano". - In "Patch Temp", define the 8 instruments to be selected by default (will be displayed in Munt main window). Make sure the output level is enough, otherwise you won't have sound in Munt. - Save the sysex. % - --To convert your sysex file to midi, use this [tool https://www.bwalk.com.au/MidiUtil/FileConvert.html]-- - To clean the sysex, use M32-to-SYX from [there http://www.midimusicadventures.com/queststudios/mt32-resource/utilities/].
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