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Wave2 (and its bigger better brother Resample pro for windows) are sample convertors only. They support SY85 .Wxx files (samples) but not .Gxx files (ALL data) which contain patch/seq/multi/system data in one file. These files may contain samples but don`t necessarily do.
You can`t dump a .Gxx file via MIDI (without converting it first), they must be loaded in via floppy disk and since the TG500 doesn`t have one this is impossible. I can`t remember if there are any .Gxx -> .SYX (MIDI sysex) convertors for SY85 but there is one for the .Txx (SY77 ALL data) though I seriously doubt it can handle SY85 .Gxx at all. In any event, a convertor would have to strip and convert only the patch data for your purpose.
Short of a convertor, you`ll need someone with a working SY85+disk drive, to load in and convert the .Gxx to .SYX for you. Unless you find the patches in .SYX format already of course.
The SY85 and TG500 aren`t 100% compatible but you basically can share SY85 patches with one without any initial patch modifcations. SY85 -> TG500 is a lot more easy than TG500 -> SY85 since the TG500 has some things the 85 does not.
The only way to get patch data in/out of the TG500 is via MIDI sysex or 64KB RAM cards.
I could write a convertor that extracts patch data from .Gxx once I`ve finished checking out the .Gxx file format.
Unlike the SY85 the TG500 ships with no onboard sample memory at all. You can install up to two of these modules to give you 1MB of non-volatile sample memory to play with.
Samples can be loaded from Waveform Cards, or sent to the unit using Midi Sample Dump.
As with the SY85 the sample and waveform parameters will be stored intact so there is nothing you need to setup again after powering up!
You can buy up to 2 512kb RAM modules here sector101.co.uk and then you can load patches from Yamaha SY85.
Leroy schrieb:Message 2 of 2 , Nov 2 2:07 PM
.S85 files can be renamed to .SYX and loaded using a sysex dumper like Midi-Ox. If you look at the file in a hex editor you can see the sysex headers and trailers are all there. You may get an error at the end if the .S85 file has any sequence data or data after the last F7. These are not the same files as the .G01 files with samples and should load ok. Please let me know if you have any problems with this.