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Short JSynthLib GuideA short JSynthLib Guideis an Open Source Universal Synthesizer Patch Editor / Librarian written in the Java Language. Beside a bunch of commercial synths, it provides an editor for and, which gives you access to all sound parameters and the wavetable sequencer. Since the official beta release of JSynthLib as well as the MIDI API of Java v1.5 has some flaws, I created this short guide in order to describe the required steps to setup JSynthLib for a MIDIbox properly.Please note: is not supported by JSynthLib, due to the enhanced complexity it got!Java installationThe latest release is Java V1.6, which is called 'J2SE 6.0' at the sun website. The runtime environment (JRE) can be downloaded from.

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Note that the development kit (JDK) is only required, if you are planning to (re)compile java sources. As long as you only want to use precompiled java programs, then the JRE package is all you need.Note: MacOS users don't need to install Java, it's already pre-installed. But a separate MIDI driver is required as Apple's Java MIDI implementation doesn't support SysEx transfers!Please download the latest and greatest MMJ driver from; copy the mmj.jar and libmmj.jnilib files to /Library/Java/Extensions - done! JSynthLib installationThe JSynthLib release consists of a single.jar package, which can be started by double-clicking on it. From the command shell (e.g. Linux) it can be started with 'java -jar '.Unfortunately the official 0.20-beta release at the has a bug in the synthdriver of MIDIbox SID, which prevents you from uploading patches correctly.

Since updates are very rare, I provide a snapshot release from the CVS here:-Note that I've tested this snapshot with MBSID V1 and MBFM only, I cannot guarantee that the remaining synth drivers are working! Selecting MIDIbox SID/FM driverIf JSynthLib has been started the first time, the MIDI interface and required synth drivers have to be selected. Go to Window-Preferences-MIDI, and select the MIDI In/Out port, to which one of your synths is connected:( The reason why I've choosen 'MIDI Yoke' as output port is described below)Go to the 'Synth Driver' tab, click on 'Add Device.' And search for 'MIDIbox SID' and 'MIDIbox FM':Editing a PatchNow you can either create a new patch library, or you can load an existing one, like the presets which can be downloaded from the and page.By double-clicking on an bank entry, the whole bank will be transfered to the MIDIbox (BankStick required!). You can edit individual patches by right-clicking on the bank:A patch can be edit by right-clicking on the appr. Entry:Java MIDI Bug under WindowsWith Java 1.5, Sun introduced an improved support for MIDI interfaces. It works very well with common MIDI events, but has some problems with SysEx strings: once a SysEx string is sent, which is shorter then the previous strings, additional bytes will be appended.

Example: if a MIDIbox SID patch is sent, which consists of 262 bytes, and thereafter a sound parameter change is sent by the editor (11 bytes), 262 bytes will be sent again - the 11 new bytes at the beginning, and the remaining 251 bytes of the previous SysEx message at the end. This not only increases the latency of parameter changes, but also violates the MIDI protocol.This effect has been observed under Windows XP with different MIDI interfaces. It doesn't happen on Linux and Mac OSX. It's not related to JSynthLib itself, since other Java MIDI programs behave similar. In 2004, I wrote a short program which reproduces the bug, and issued it into the error data base.

The ticket vanished after some months - so it seems, that Sun doesn't take care about such flaws.However, there is cure: by sending all SysEx strings through a virtual loopback device like 'MIDI Yoke', and forwarding it to the output of the MIDI interface, the additional bytes will be eliminated.MIDI Yoke can be downloaded from the website. The monitor is required as well in order to forward the MIDI stream. Once installed, you need to setup the port routing like shown below:Btw.: this solution also helps, if your MIDI interface is not multi client capable (if only one program can access the MIDI port). Just send the MIDI data to the MIDI Yoke port instead. Java MIDI Bugs under various MacOS versionsIn the past we had many annoying issues with the MIDI support under MacOS! Actually always a third party driver like or was required to get SysEx communication running.

With MacOS 10.7 (Lion) both drivers are not working properly anymore, and the integrated Apple solution doesn't support SysEx at all! Beeing a MacOS user by myself, these issues forced me to get rid of Java based solutions, and use as hardware independent platform instead. And the are the first results!Last update: 2020-02-16Copyright © 1998-2020, Thorsten Klose. All rights reserved.

Hey there-I'm having trouble getting the G-Lydian software to work with OSX. 9 with all the latest java upgrades. I know my midiman 1x1 is functioning because I use it to dump line 6 patches back and forth to my hard drive with my other rig. Any ideas why there is no midi going to and from the G-Major? I have tried setting it to omni.Also - a user manual of sorts would really be great. Just a pdf setup guide.The program looks great BTW. Can't wait to get it to function.Hello,It is always good to here from a Mac user even if it is about a problem.Idea of user manual is always in my list of TO DOs but when ever I get some time to work on GLydian I tend to enhance the features of it rather than documenting.

But it is time now we should spend some time on user manual.I hope you are using GLydian version 1. 4 which is available in this forum.As usual I have to ask you few common questions.1. Were you able to use any other software to communicate with G-Major using your midi interface, Like to do a bulk dump. Because G-Major is known to have problems with few Midi interfaces.2. What is the version of java installed in your system. You can do this by just starting up the terminal and typingjava -versionGLydian needs java 1.

5 or grater installed in your system.3. Can you run GLydian using terminal.move to the folder where you extracted GLydian. Zip and then move to bin folder. Now type followingjava -cp.;GLydian.

Jar GLydianthis should start up GLydian and it should spit out all the debug messages to the terminal. Now go to MIDI-Midi port setup and see what midi devices available for in and out. Select appropriate ports.Nowa. Try to receive playing patch from G-Major by clicking Rx Playing buttonb. Try to send the patch being edited in GLydian to G-Major by clicking Tx Playing button.Now copy the stuff thrown on to the terminal and send it to me.May be that will explain what was wrong.Thanks,GLydian. Midi Dump and receive works.Can not seem to get Terminal to open G-Major. I am not used to using terminal but if you give me explicit instructions - I am sure I can make it work.Even dragging the G-Lydian folder into terminal and then typing what you highlighted does not work.

I get this:Last login: Sat Apr 7 15:30:50 on ttyp1Welcome to Darwin!David-McClellans-Computer: davidmcclellan$ java -cp.;GLydian. Jar GLydianUsage: java -options class args. (to execute a class)or java -options -jar jarfile args. Hiopen up the Mac terminal, change the directory to where you have extracted the GLydian zipNow just go to GLydian folder where you can see GLydian.

/resources folder.then type:java -classpath.:GLydian. Jar GLydianit should start GLydian and spit off all the junk I am writing on to the console. You can copy the out put once you get the error.Here is another way to do it:And if you want to redirect the output to a file just typejava -classpath.:GLydian. Jar GLydian & glydianoutput.

Txtthen it will create a file glydianoutput. Txt and dump the output messages to that file. F5 big edge client download. You can send me that file. When you get errors.In above commands.:GLydian.

Jarpart is the path to program jar file and the resource folder. So actually you can run it from anywhere if you give the correct path to those two itmes. I GOT IT TO WORK FINALLY!!!!!HERE IS THE CODE:Last login: Sun Apr 8 16:38:16 on ttyp2Welcome to Darwin!David-McClellans-Computer: davidmcclellan$ cd /Users/davidmcclellan/Desktop/Pure Java/David-McClellans-Computer:/Desktop/Pure Java davidmcclellan$ java -classpath.:GLydian. Jar GLydianGLydian Patch editor for T.

Electronics G-MAJOR GUITAR PROCESSORVersion 1. 0 betaAuthor: Nandana PereraThanks to DowntownPauly for the great MIDI deciphering work!This is a beta version of the program. It may contain bugs and unfinished features. We depend on your feedback, So please give us your bug reports and feature requestsTHIS PROGRAM PROVIDED 'AS IS' WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.Before load- listing properties -MAINDISPALYBACKGROUNDOVERLAYIMG=resources/GLydianTextureGradiant3. PngDBFILE=/Users/davidmcclellan/Desktop/Pure Ja.EFFECTBACKGROUNDIMG=resources/GLydianTexture6.

PngLABLEFONTSIZE=10MENUFONT=TahomaRACKU1HEIGHT=115RACKMAINDISPLAYHEIGHT=200EDITFONTSIZE=11RACKMAINDISPLAYWIDTH=320RACKEQPANELHEIGHTWIDEFORMAT=210WIDESCREENFORMAT=trueRACKMAINDISPLAYHEIGHTWIDEFORMAT=170After Load- listing properties -MAINDISPALYBACKGROUNDOVERLAYIMG=resources/GLydianTextureGradiant3. PngLABLEFONTSTYLE=0MIDIDIVICEOUT=Real Time SequencerEDITFONT=ArialMENUFONTSTYLE=0RACKU1WIDTH=765MENUFONTSIZE=10LABLEFONT=TahomaTITLEBARBACKGROUNDIMG=resources/TitleBarBacground. PngRACKEQPANELWIDTH=180WORKDIR=.MIDIDIVICEIN=Real Time SequencerEFFECTBACKGROUNDONOVERLAYIMG=resources/GLydianTextureGradiant3. PngLABLEFONTSIZE=10MENUFONT=TahomaRACKU1HEIGHT=115RACKMAINDISPLAYWIDTH=310RACKEQPANELHEIGHT=230RACKMAINDISPLAYHEIGHT=200EDITFONTSIZE=11RACKMAINDISPLAYWIDTH=320RACKEQPANELHEIGHTWIDEFORMAT=210WIDESCREENFORMAT=trueRACKMAINDISPLAYHEIGHTWIDEFORMAT=170height: 625. 0 Width: 1092. 0 GET PATCH: FACTORY NUMBER: 0Receivednull GET PATCH: FACTORY NUMBER: 0ReceivednullFocus lost:1 GET PATCH: USER NUMBER: 1Receivednull GET PATCH: FACTORY NUMBER: 2Receivednull GET PATCH: FACTORY NUMBER: 2ReceivednullFocus lost:5 GET PATCH: FACTORY NUMBER: 5Receivednull GET PATCH: FACTORY NUMBER: 0Receivednull.

I noticed that in the code I pasted above it says Version 1. 0 beta - HOWEVER in the program HELP ABOUT GLYDIAN Tab window it reads clearly Version 1.

4 betaPerhaps there is some mismatch and that is why my midi does not work with it.Hi,Bravo, you are doing good on figuring things out your self.For now ignore the Version mismatch. I'll check it later. But the problem you are having is GLydian does not know what MIDI ports to use for communicate with G-Major. It looks like you have not done the MIDI setup for GLydian yet.

My bad I forgot to mention that before.Please do the same steps you did last time to run GLydian from terminal.Now go to MIDI menu and click on MIDI Setup sub menu. It will pop-up MIDI setup dialog.

See if you can select the correct MIDI in and out ports in to the selection boxes. Yeah I already tried this earlier.

Midi port options in GLyd have no dropdown options other than REAL TIME SEQUENCER. I have my MIDI set up corretly through the Mac using Midi setup utility. For some reason GLYD will not give me any other port options.I am really sorry for taking you guys this far to figure out this problem. It looks like by default Java is not supporting external MIDI communication in Mac OS X. Suck you Steve Jobs.But do not give up hopes.

I found one shareware product called 'Mandolane MIDI SPI' which enables the external MIDI communication in java. They have free demo version, which displays some reminder dialog. If you don't mind trying it out here is the details.Download the package from. HtmlAnd the readme guide saysInstallation-1) Drag the files libMandoMidiJNILib. Jar and libMandoMidiJNILib. Jnilib to the folder /Library/Java/Extensions.

Both files have to be present for it to work.2) If you are updating then be sure to change both files - the software won't work if only one file is updated.3) If you have previously installed Plumstone, then you should de-install it by dragging the plumstoneserv. How hard would it be to make it so that you can type in numeric values as well as moving the dials with the mouse to adjust parameters?The dials seem a bit small. Not that I am complaining - I think it is great. Just a comment after using it a bit.It is not that hard but I am not quit clear how the interface should behave. May be pop-up a small text box when user start typing numbers.But for now you can use up/down arrow keys for big step changes and left/right arrow keys for small changes.Click mouse and drag is for getting to the ballpark and thensingle clicks will change one small step to the side you click.If you have a wheel mouse it should work too.Let me know if these work in Mac OS too.ThanksGLydian. GLydian doesn't start. I followed all instructions above but.

It doesn't work! Here's the code I get from the terminalthank you for all this great work, you're making things better for a lot of people!PaoloBook:/Applications/GLydian/Pure Java PaoloB$ java -classpath.:GLydian.jar GLydianGLydian Patch editor for T.C.Electronics G-MAJOR GUITAR PROCESSORVersion 1.3.0 betaAuthor: Nandana PereraThanks to DowntownPauly for the great MIDI deciphering work!This is a beta version of the program. It may contain bugs and unfinished features. We depend on your feedback, So please give us your bug reports and feature requestsTHIS PROGRAM PROVIDED 'AS IS' WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU.