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I was organizing my Patch and Tone libraries and noticed that several SysEx files downloaded from the Internet had non‑descriptive names. I had no idea which synthesizer they were for. I decided to write a utility to display the information within each file so I could match them with the correct synth. As a bonus, this utility showed me the MIDI channel the files were originally saved to. After choosing the correct MIDI channel on my synths, I was able to load and use several *.SYX files which I thought were "broken". No need to install any software because this utility works with any web browser (except Internet Explorer)
This utility will: Display Op Code | Identify Make & Model | Suggest MIDI Channel To Use
Synthesizers And Samplers Currently Supported
| Casio | CZ-1 | CZ-101 | CZ-1000 | CZ-3000 | CZ-5000 | |||||
| E-Mu | Proteus 1 | Proteus 2 | Proteus 3 | Proteus FX | ||||||
| Kawai | K1 | K1m | K1r | K3 | K4 | K4r | K5 | K5m | ||
| Korg | A1 | A2 | EX-800 | 01/W | 03R/W | 05R/W | M1 | M1R | M3 | M3R |
| Poly-800 | T1 | T2 | T3 | Wavestation | ||||||
| Oberheim | Matrix-6 | Matrix-6R | Matrix-12 | Matrix-1000 | Xpander | |||||
| Roland | αJuno-1 | αJuno-2 | D-10 | D-110 | D-20 | D-5 | D-50 | D-550 | D-70 | DJ-70 |
| GR-1 | GR-30 | GR-50 | HS-10 | HS-80 | JD-800 | JD-900 | JP-8000 | Jupiter-8 | JV-1000 | |
| JV-1010 | JV-1080 | JV-2080 | JV-30 | JV-35 | JV-50 | JV-80 | JV-880 | JV-90 | JX-1 | |
| JX-8P | JX-10 | MKS-50 | MKS-70 | MKS-80 | MKS-100 | Model 660 | Model 760 | MT-32 | S-10 | |
| S-220 | S-330 | S-50 | S-550 | S-700 | S-750 | S-760 | U-110 | U-20 | U-220 | |
| VK-100 | XP-10 | XP-30 | XP-50 | XP-60 | XP-80 | |||||
| Yamaha | DX-11 | FB-01 |
❖ If your synthesizer or device is not on this list, the manufacturer and Op Code may still be determined ❖ This utility will not work with Internet Explorer. Please use Firefox, Safari, Chrome or Opera