Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
4 Feb 2013, 02:43PauloF wrote:
that's cool Moreno, but I don't know what 'lil' flame is, although I think I understand where you getting at...;-)
Integra 7
An Editor for PCs would be nice???
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
4 Feb 2013, 03:47Nice pics
;-)
;-)
Make Music and be Happy !!
PauloF
PauloF
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
4 Feb 2013, 09:25We're disappointed too! But baby wombats can be excused for being self-absorbed on account of they're so cute! Or, maybe it's in the power of that magic sceptre!Baby Wombat wrote: I am disappointed. Have you read none of my posts?
The chant has begun...we want's our editor! When? Now! Put that sceptre to work there! Your subjects are getting unruly!
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
4 Feb 2013, 13:24SoundworldA.D. wrote:Hear..Hear !!!We're disappointed too! But baby wombats can be excused for being self-absorbed on account of they're so cute! Or, maybe it's in the power of that magic sceptre!Baby Wombat wrote: I am disappointed. Have you read none of my posts?
The chant has begun...we want's our editor! When? Now! Put that sceptre to work there! Your subjects are getting unruly!
Make Music and be Happy !!
PauloF
PauloF
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
4 Feb 2013, 13:35drpopper wrote:Regarding your first sentence, I have... you!I've never seen anyone as arrogant and self absorbed post so much fantasy as fact.
Every post you make is full of how much you know and how little everyone else knows.
...and the second sentence is likewise a mirror to you, drpopper. Try looking in it, if you can.
I thought the intention of this forum was to obtain and share information relating to Roland products and ways to best utilize them, or deal with potential issues other may have solutions for.
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
4 Feb 2013, 13:40Back on topic...
The Japanese contingent for Roland is expected to roll out the PC/MAC Editor for the Integra-7 just prior to the Musikmesse, which runs the second week in April. The beta-testing apparently turned up some issues which are being remedied, which is why it wasn't released as intended for the NAMM show in Anaheim.
Hopefully, this means it should be available by the end of March, or at the latest concurrent with Musikmesse, Frankfurt, April 10-13.
The Japanese contingent for Roland is expected to roll out the PC/MAC Editor for the Integra-7 just prior to the Musikmesse, which runs the second week in April. The beta-testing apparently turned up some issues which are being remedied, which is why it wasn't released as intended for the NAMM show in Anaheim.
Hopefully, this means it should be available by the end of March, or at the latest concurrent with Musikmesse, Frankfurt, April 10-13.
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
5 Feb 2013, 00:31the editor is simply a small program to control the midi messages of the Integra. All the parameters are editable via MIDI commands, so why don't tou do that ? I use Logic studio, made the environment for Logic, now Imcan choose sounds straight from the DAW (with correct names), and edit everything I need straight from the DAW. All the info is then saved to the midi file, so no need for studio sets or whatever. I just open the midiand voila ! It took two days to make this, most of the time was to type the patch names. All the midi parameters are in the manual.
And if you don't have DAW that has environment or something similar, just use sysex....
Did we have VST editor 20 years ago ? Was it "end of the world" ? ;)
And if you don't have DAW that has environment or something similar, just use sysex....
Did we have VST editor 20 years ago ? Was it "end of the world" ? ;)
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
5 Feb 2013, 08:06But if I compare support for Korg VS support for Roland then-... well, you know.
Kord has "sequencer template file" included (or available for download) for
* Steinberg - Nuendo, Cubase;
* Apple - Logic Pro;
* Digidesign Pro Tools;
* MOTU - Digital Performer;
* Cakewalk - Sonar
just donwload the small file and load it to your DAW. Its actually more comfortable, than VST (or whatever) editor.
Kord has "sequencer template file" included (or available for download) for
* Steinberg - Nuendo, Cubase;
* Apple - Logic Pro;
* Digidesign Pro Tools;
* MOTU - Digital Performer;
* Cakewalk - Sonar
just donwload the small file and load it to your DAW. Its actually more comfortable, than VST (or whatever) editor.
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
5 Feb 2013, 09:15Well, Roland does offer an INS file with all instruments for Sonar--then again it owns Cakewalk. :)
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
5 Feb 2013, 10:12rolandvet wrote:Well, Roland does offer an INS file with all instruments for Sonar--then again it owns Cakewalk. :)
Exactly !
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
11 Feb 2013, 15:08As of today, Roland Product Support/Roland Japan R&D still maintains the INTEGRA-7 Editor for PC & MAC will be announced by the end of March, prior to Musikmesse in Frankfurt the second week in April. All indications have it as a VST editor, and most likely a standalone editor app, as well.
While no plans have been announced by Roland specifically regarding Droid tablets, they might consider licensing the low latency Droid drivers from Sonoma WireWorks announced at NAMM last month, for compatibility with the lower-priced Droid tablets. That would be nice!
While no plans have been announced by Roland specifically regarding Droid tablets, they might consider licensing the low latency Droid drivers from Sonoma WireWorks announced at NAMM last month, for compatibility with the lower-priced Droid tablets. That would be nice!
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
15 Feb 2013, 03:55Catarsis wrote:the editor is simply a small program to control the midi messages of the Integra. All the parameters are editable via MIDI commands, so why don't tou do that ? I use Logic studio, made the environment for Logic, now Imcan choose sounds straight from the DAW (with correct names), and edit everything I need straight from the DAW. All the info is then saved to the midi file, so no need for studio sets or whatever. I just open the midiand voila ! It took two days to make this, most of the time was to type the patch names. All the midi parameters are in the manual.
And if you don't have DAW that has environment or something similar, just use sysex....
Did we have VST editor 20 years ago ? Was it "end of the world" ? ;)
Would you mind putting that logic song/enviroment for DL somewhere.
I am curious how you set all the program/bank select messages in custom bank messages in the enviroment.
I am craving for an integra-7 too, but not without a decent way to select sounds etc (and not via an ipad)
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
15 Feb 2013, 08:59SepticUnderground wrote:+1Catarsis wrote:the editor is simply a small program to control the midi messages of the Integra. All the parameters are editable via MIDI commands, so why don't tou do that ? I use Logic studio, made the environment for Logic, now Imcan choose sounds straight from the DAW (with correct names), and edit everything I need straight from the DAW. All the info is then saved to the midi file, so no need for studio sets or whatever. I just open the midiand voila ! It took two days to make this, most of the time was to type the patch names. All the midi parameters are in the manual.
And if you don't have DAW that has environment or something similar, just use sysex....
Did we have VST editor 20 years ago ? Was it "end of the world" ? ;)
Would you mind putting that logic song/enviroment for DL somewhere.
I am curious how you set all the program/bank select messages in custom bank messages in the enviroment.
I am craving for an integra-7 too, but not without a decent way to select sounds etc (and not via an ipad)
Make Music and be Happy !!
PauloF
PauloF
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
17 Mar 2013, 14:48Patiently waiting for a Mac editor.
I use PT HDX - No time to enter the names into it's editor so please don't suggest that. Thanks!
I use PT HDX - No time to enter the names into it's editor so please don't suggest that. Thanks!
Re: An Editor for PCs would be nice???
17 Mar 2013, 15:09ronwasserman wrote:I know PT 10 HDX allows collaboration between a lot of other DAW file formats. Does it allow the importing of the I-7 INS files? I couldn't find anything about that, specifically, on Avid's site.Patiently waiting for a Mac editor.
I use PT HDX - No time to enter the names into it's editor so please don't suggest that. Thanks!
In the last conversation I had with Roland US, they still maintain Roland Japan is working on the final tweaks on the PC/MAC Editor, which should be out within the next three weeks (just prior to Musikmesse).
Waiting, too...