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 Synth/Sampler Make & Model | Suggest The Correct MIDI Channel To Use
SYNTHS, SAMPLERS & MODULES CURRENTLY SUPPORTED AS OF AUGUST 2024
Behringer
BCF2000
BCR2000
Pro VS Mini
Victor
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-990
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-750
S-760
SP-700
U-110
U-20
U-220
Vecoven v3
Vecoven v4
VK-1000
XP-10
XP-30
XP-50
XP-60
XP-80
Yamaha
DX-11
FB-01
❖ If your synthesizer, sampler or device is not on this list, it might still be possible to determine the Manufacturer ID and Op Code ❖ This utility will not work with Internet Explorer. Please use Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera or Edge
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