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Recording a bulk dump in Cubase SX
In any programmable device, all settings are stored as numbers in computer memory. Change those numbers, and you will change the settings.
Normally, MIDI devices allow you to dump (transmit) all or some settings in the device's memory, in the form of MIDI System Exclusive messages. Return these messages, and you get the settings back. This is (among other things) a way of making backup copies of the settings of any instrument.
If your instrument allows the dumping of a few or all of its settings via MIDI by activating some function on the front panel, this dump will most probably be recordable in Cubase SX.
1. Open the Preferences dialog from the File menu and select the MIDI-Filter page.
As described in the section Filtering MIDI , this allows you to govern which MIDI event types should be recorded and/or thru-put.
2. Deactivate the Sysex checkbox in the Record section, but make sure the Sysex checkbox in the Thru section is activated.
With this setting (shown in the figure above) SysEx messages will be recorded but not echoed back out to the instrument (which could lead to strange results).
3. Activate recording on a MIDI track and initiate the dump from the front panel of the instrument.
4. When done recording, select the new part and open the List Editor from the MIDI menu.
This allows you to check that the System Exclusive dump was recorded - there should be one or several SysEx events in the part/event list.
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