V-Synth and Cubase

Hello Tepi, I use Cubase with the V-Synth. I have not experienced any problems and have recorded midi and system exclusive data. Cubase dosn't have a pre-defined profile for the V-synth. Might be worth your while looking at the Stienberg forum as well as seaching here for previous posts on the subject.
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How can you change the Bank from Cubase? Whatever I do, the V switches to "patch" 000:>
What am I doing wrong?

Hi Tepi don't change the bank, change the program (prg: 1), depending on the vesion of Cubase you can also draw in a program in the key editor.

Bank is control 0 = MSB must be 87
Bank control 32 = LSM must be 0,1,2,3...
Bank normal method calculate 87*128+LSB,
banks is
11136 programs 0-127 (parches 0-127)
11137 programs 0-127 (parches 128-255)
11138 programs 0-127 (parches 256-...)
etc.But you can't select more then 1 patch for keyboard, part on keybord always on chanel 1

you can send midi cc's to the vsynth, however, it's a bit of wild guess which cc is controling which parameter. For instance midi cc #18 is controlling the pitch of osc 1.

To get full control over the vsynth i've started to make a sx3 midi device map which controls the most important functions of the vsynth with sysex commands. It's a lot of work and no way near finished yet.

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I have run into some trouble with the v-synth in cubase sx. It seems that notes (notes that I do not actually play) get stuck when using the arpegiator synced to the midi clock of cubase. I checked this with usb and also with the standard midi settings on (and yes I turned local control off). Anyone experienced similar problems? Other hardware I use (xv-3080 and MicroQ) works flawlessly when synced to the SX midi clock. I am wondering if this has anything to do with the v-synth, or that it has more to do with cubase itself.

And by the way Robinez, great that you are working on a midi device map! If it is not to much of high math (hogere wiskunde), I would gladly do some work on that as well. So let me know if you can use some help on that.