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You can download the new version from the website
http://serge.ucapps.de
It has a great sample virtual box skin donated by Fabrizio (fbatino@inwind.it) !!!
Look at the code in FabSkin64.vmb64 to see how this is done.
There are a few new settings in vmb64 1.00e :
They can be used the following way :
- add them in vmb64presets.ini : this way they are used when you start the program as usual
- add them to the .vmb file you are creating : change the windows file association to the extension used (.vmb64) or drop the file on vmidibox64.exe
sample settings :
[APPLICATIONPRESETS]
MIDIINPORT=8
MIDIOUTPORT=9
SYSEXSENDSPEED=200
[CUSTOMDESK]
FILENAME=self
AUTOSHOW=1
EDITORHIDE=1
Thanks Fabrizio, Have fun !!
Serge
serge
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You can download the new version from the website
http://serge.ucapps.de
It has a great sample virtual box skin donated by Fabrizio (fbatino@inwind.it) !!!
Look at the code in FabSkin64.vmb64 to see how this is done.
There are a few new settings in vmb64 1.00e :
They can be used the following way :
- add them in vmb64presets.ini : this way they are used when you start the program as usual
- add them to the .vmb file you are creating : change the windows file association to the extension used (.vmb64) or drop the file on vmidibox64.exe
sample settings :
[APPLICATIONPRESETS]
MIDIINPORT=8
MIDIOUTPORT=9
SYSEXSENDSPEED=200
[CUSTOMDESK]
FILENAME=self
AUTOSHOW=1
EDITORHIDE=1
Thanks Fabrizio, Have fun !!
Serge
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serge
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Hi again,
I quickly added a new feature :
By adding code like below to the VMB file
you can load a certain sysex file at startup
[CUSTOMSYSEX]
FILENAME=fabtest1.syx
Useful for your custom autoload skins… :
Regards,
Serge
serge
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Hi again,
I quickly added a new feature :
By adding code like below to the VMB file
you can load a certain sysex file at startup
[CUSTOMSYSEX]
FILENAME=fabtest1.syx
Useful for your custom autoload skins… :
Regards,
Serge