RE: OSX PC-1600v MIDI software

["Dean, Hal " <HDEAN@wcupa.edu>]

For Windows users, in case anyone is unaware of it, PvC is a great
editor for the PC-1600. It doesn't emulate, though.

I programmed my PC1600x last week to send button press/release messages
to the EDP for rev, 1/2speed, etc. Next step is to investigate assigning
sysex strings to emulate button presses in order to change Quantize with
a single press, or perhaps assign the range of options to a fader.

With no practice, I found my rather small toes (shoe size 7) can tap the
PC1600x buttons and move the faders with some accuracy. A few weeks of
doing this daily ought to make it pretty reliable, though I won't claim
it to be a substitute for truly stompable buttons or an expression
pedal. 

Hal

-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Drake [mailto:eddrake1@comcast.net] 
Sent: Monday, August 15, 2005 11:58 PM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: OSX PC-1600v MIDI software


Hey loopers,

I've been using a Peavey 1600X to control my loopers and came across 
this software which is very helpful to program the damn thing!  This 
PC-1600v is for Mac OS X and could also be used as a "virtual" PC-1600 
MIDI controller from a laptop without the actual
PC-1600x hardware.  I know there are other PC-1600 users on the list so 
maybe it would be helpful for you too.

It can be found at http://www.cd-romney.com/pc-1600v/

I'm not affiliated with Jason at all just a happy user.

Back to your usual loop programming.

Ed