Here’s a set of custom DigiPRO single cycle waveforms for the Elektron Monomachine (or for whatever else you want to use them for). Meticulously created by MarsMelons HQ in the wonderful Audio-Term application.
Sound demo - playing a sustained A1 note while scrolling through the waves in the Monomachine;
Open C6, click “configure” and make sure you set the MIDI Out port of your MIDI device
Connect a MIDI-cable from the MIDI Out port of your MIDI-device to the MIDI-IN port of the Monomachine
Click “Load” in C6, and load all of the waveforms that you unzipped earlier
Highlight all the waveforms in C6 and click the “DigiPro”-button inside C6 (this will convert the .wav files to .syx)
Fire up your Monomachine. Click Function+Global, choose whichever slot you like, scroll down to “File”, select “DigiPro MGR”, select “Receive” and finally select “Org” – the Monomachine will blink “Waiting”.
Highlight all the files in C6 and click “Send”.
The Monomachine should now be receiving the .syx files, wait until the 64th file has been received, click Yes (or No, I can’t quite remember) when this is done, the Monomachine will then show a bar loading the waves.
That’s it. New sounds to play with.
Please note – do this at your own risk. It should work perfectly fine however, so no reason to worry.
My pleasure to give something back to this community, finally! Hope you make good use of them, I sure have had a lot of fun mixing around with them over the last couple of days.
Very strange. Did you convert the files to DigiPro files in C6? I’ve never seen that error before, even when trying to load considerably longer samples. These wave files have been exported directly from Audio-Term as single cycle waveform files, so they should definitely work, and indeed they do on my Mono.
but I have several problems with receiving sysex files…I hope it is a problem of midi device … I do not use the midi interface mt1 but a tc electronic impact twin …
Ok, that might be your problem. I once had a very cheap MIDI-device that fucked up pretty much every file I sent to and from my Machinedrum. Swapped it for a proper one, and have no troubles now. Get a decent MIDI-device, it’s definitely worth it, and doesn’t have to cost too much.
I haven’t had any issues with any of my midi interfaces (via audio interface etc). I’ve had this one, http://www.roland.com/products/en/UM-1SX/ and have had no issue.