ubxa.php.zip (1.8 KB)
This php script is tested on my Ubuntu server and works. Enjoy 
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Great,
have you done patch parsing on the sysex dump (besides the names)?
No patch parsing, just the names.
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Fantastic work, Electrolove! Finally… some real progress for decrypting UB-Xa Patch names!!!
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Second that! Thank you @Electrolove . Attached is a lua equivalent of the php script. I have run it from inside the E1 editor lua extension and it works.
extract patch name from a UB-Xa patch sysex dump.zip (1.7 KB)
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Some exciting news! Building on the hard work of @Electrove I have been able to make progress in parsing the patch parameters of a sysEx patch dump from the UB-Xa D.
However, for some reason I am not able to successfully send a patch dump directly from the UB-Xa D to to E1. The E1 is saying it only receives fragments of the dump. To get around this I am capturing the patch dump on my PC and then sending it to the E1. Obviously, not optimal.
@martin is working with me to try and debug the situation. But wondering if any UB-Xa owners out there would be willing to try the attached preset and report your findings (@newIngnis ?). The preset is using channel 1 - change as needed. The one page of controls is where I trigger a patch request (labeled “PATCH”) and you can select a different bank or patch number. The other controls send out various other types of requests but I don’t have the lua code set up to process them yet.
If a patch request successfully retrieves the patch data you should see the patch name appear in the bottom right hand screen. Also, in the lua page you should see a print out of the dump of 9 sysEx messages: The header (40 bytes), 7 packets (6 @ 143 bytes and 1 @ 95 bytes) and the EOF (6 bytes). And then a list of parameter numbers and values. If it fails as I have experienced, then you will only see the header message.
Thanks in advance. Cheers
John
If you want to experiment sending a sysEx dump from your PC I am also attaching one here
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Yep, I’ll join your investigation. No time yet for now, but next week there is some holiday time !
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