TC-Helicon Quintet Sysex Manual - Manual (Page 2)

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Quintet Data Request messages
Preset Request - 17:
<Data> is 1 byte representing the number of the preset requested. The data transmitted by
Quintet upon receiving this message will be formatted as a Preset Data message (see below for
complete description)
All Presets Dump Request - 1
6 :
<Data> is 1 byte and should be set to 0. Upon receiving this message, the Quintet will dump all
50 presets as consecutive individual Preset Data messages.
All CCs Request - 32:
<Data> is 1 byte and should be set to 0. Upon receiving this message, the Quintet will send out
all of its CC values to reflect the state of the unit. The Quintet CC specification can be found in
the Quintet Manual.
Quintet Data messages
Preset Data Package - 18:
<Data> is 15 bytes organized as follows (in sequence):
1 byte Preset number
1 byte Normal Button Bitfield
1 byte Alternate Button Bitfield
1 byte Alternate Root
1 byte Alternate Scale Type
1 byte Harmony Mode
1 byte Harmony Root
1 byte Harmony Type
1 byte Harmony Smoothing
1 byte Harmony Tuning Type
1 byte Harmony Latch
1 byte Lead Level
1 byte Harmony Level
1 byte Effects Level
1 byte Reverb Type
Button Bitfields
Quintet allows the user to set harmony voicing using the six voicing buttons on the front panel.
They are called from left to right: BASS, LOWER, LOW, UNISON, ABOVE, TOP
The button bitfield byte is made up of bits as follows:
0gfedcba (only 7 bits used in a MIDI byte)
a = BASS Enabled
b = LOWER Enabled
c = LOW Enabled
d = UNISON Enabled
e = ABOVE Enabled
f = TOP Enabled
g = Don’t Care