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Seb I would like to reverse the range of some ADSDR parameters on your standalone editor but I am not sure if it will change the midi data output or not witch I do not want...
like changing (0  127)  on the operators volume TL to (127  0). Normally when TL = 127 = attenuation max = volume 0 and so on.., and you probably did some conversion back when importing .tfi format

You obviously make a more human "understandable" rescaling of parameters to 0=min on the adsdr thing but as I cannot test on the hardware yet I am not sure if you reversed others like  for the 0 31, 0 15 AR DR etc..Also SSG is normally 0 to 15 and is 0 to 31 in your standalone.
In the MAX parameter objects I have a range and a mod range column, if I reverse the parameters does it reverse the midi cc too ?  because if it is the case I will not make it , you obviously map the CC on the genmdm firmware like 0 to 127  for example = Register TL 127 to 0

// edit: I cannot reverse the integers they are stuck to 0. to 127. in the param objects..maybe I should add a scale object somewhere..not sure how.

The reason I am asking for this is that I am used to program patches with the original attenuation logic and I am trying to make a VGM to GENMDM patch bank converter and it would be easier if the parameters were on the original range.

do not consider changing anything just wanted to know it it is easy /safe or not to reverse the range in max. if not I will try to reverse on my vgm2genmdm side.

not to important as we already have .tfi import but it could be nice , I have added .tfi import to the FMDRIVE too between

yep I knew that one but It would be nicer with the hardware sound ^^

cool
looking at the opm & tfi format I quite do not understand the Detune parameter conversion well...
the detune register normally goes from 0 to 7 : increasing the tone exponentially from 1 to 3 , no change at 4 then decreasing from 5 to 7.
in a tfi file the detune HEX values (A column) loading in for example VGMM produce the result I wrote in the B column, the C column is what you logically should get in a -3... 0.... 3 range...I found it strange as we get the value 3 two times instead of having 0 two times like shown here http://www.smspower.org/maxim/uploads/D … e929ab579.
seems interesting as a bunch of tfi files comes from opm files converted from opm converted from vgm using vgm2opm by shiru...looking at the source code from vgm2opm and vopmxtfi seems to show some -3 or +3 added to the DT parameter at some point but still I do not understand well why..maybe to stay in the -3 0 3 range..
anyway not to important.. but if anybody got a clue

--A  B  C
--7 /3 /-3
--6/ 3 /-2
--5/ 2 /-1
--4/ 1 / 0
--3/ 0 / 3
--2/-1 / 2
--1/-2 / 1
--0/-3 / 0

that would be cool ^^ I would need the source to be able to compile it on win, until the trial expire you can PM me a link, this MAX thing seems pretty versatile I will seriously consider to buy it some day

Too much greatness to handle! Damn you read my mind ? I was just working on this import thing and baam after posting the vid on the opm import I saw your post about the VGM loading and now tfi import so happy as can be! +1 for the VGM that plays a note per instruments!...you should had this feature in the standalone editor too.
By the way I need to find a way to convert HEX data to Decimal values to convert say a bunch of .tfi into text files with decimal values I can handle in my VST any win software that could handle that in a row? ++

Saturday delight now we can sort of load OPM Instruments...of course it will b fully compatible with the GENMDM as parameters are attached to the appropriate MIDI CC.. I will start working on the PSG side later on...It will be nice to have some kind of 32 stages draw envelopes for the PSG Volume/Pitch/Noise Mode...sending CC's at 50HZ or 500BPM 1/16 (3) so every 20ms would help producing some FX...don't know if there is a (waiting time) on the teensy side but even if we could not go as low as 20ms there is certainly some good things do on this side ++ for now I dream about Mr scale's sample loader :-)