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Bulk Dump
Introduction and software specifications
The Bulk Dump is the possibility to send/receive Mixer from Yamaha and from software
the content of these memories on the Yamaha.
The Yamaha stores these data types, stacked on the left in the MIDI fourth page
(Yamaha manual p.232) as:
ALL:
all the following memories
SETUP MEM: only memory containing settings Setup (Source, Listen,
Mono/St, Solo Setup, Groups, Pair, Dither ...)
PGM TABLE: Table assignment of scene memories to data Program Change
CTL TABLE: table assignment of parameters to data Control Change
and right column, inasmuch with other options (nr, type):
SCENE MEM: scene memories from 01 to 99 (00 read-only) containing all data
transmitted and received via MIDI (faders positions, assigning libraries,
pan etc..)
LIBRARY: 3 separate libraries: EQ (equalization), DYNA (dynamics processors) and
EFF (effects processors)
REMOTE: also with different types and parameters.
In implementing these features of the Yamaha Bulk Dump in the software we had
chosen to ignore the REMOTE because personally not used, and PGM and CTL TABLE
TABLE because a different allocation of PGM and CTL would prevent the proper functioning
of the same software deployed until now the match by default the same MIDI data. Assign
additional variables to this data, it would become more cumbersome than a program even a
little effort as helpful in this case the normal statistical and non-use of these opportunities.
This does not mean that these parameters can not be implemented one day, but given the timing and
other emergencies, we can say that this will be virtually impossible.
Summing up the software is currently implemented only previous titles in bold and
underlined, MIDI data sent from other (in italic) are not read by the software and this do not
sends them to the Yamaha.
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