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Programs

NoiZe for Windows Version 3.21

NoiZe is a graphical MIDI Patch Editor and Librarian that lets you easily store, organize, and edit System Exclusive (SYSEX) patch data for synthesizers, effects units, and other MIDI devices using the power and flexibility of your computer. NoiZe lets you edit your patches on your computer's screen using your mouse and 3D graphic controls instead of wrestling with the buttons and tiny display on your instrument's front panel.

How to Use:

1. Download the file.
2. Run the downloaded file by double-clicking the file in Windows Explorer, or using the Run command on the Windows Start menu.
3. Follow the onscreen prompts to install the full trial version of NoiZe for Windows Version 3.21.

NOTE: If you are upgrading from a prior Version of NoiZe, be sure to install the new version in a different folder from your existing version of NoiZe. The new version will allow you to migrate your existing configuration and data from your prior version without affecting your existing data. Please see the ReadMe.txt file and the Installation instructions for details.

Editor Modules

This section contains any NoiZe Editor Modules that have been updated or have become available after the installation file was created.

Updates to Version 3.21

Updates to Version 3.00

Instrument	Version	File Name	File Size	Last Modified	Download
Roland MT-32	1.01	Mt32.nzm	26,159	Oct 18, 2002 1:01am

How to Use:

To install and use these files with NoiZe or NoiZe:Lib, proceed as follows:

1. Download the Editor Module file(s) you wish to install.

2. Copy the downloaded files into your NoiZe Modules directory (the default is C:\Program Files\Terzoid Software\NoiZe3.2\Modules for Version 3.21 and C:\Noize3\MonEgfs for Version 3.00), where the equivalent files are already installed. If you wish, you can rename these files (be sure to keep the .NZM extension!) to preserve the contents of your existing files.

3. Start NoiZe or NoiZe:Lib.

4. Use the File|Instrument|Install Editor Module menu command to open the Install Editor Module dialog.

5. Make sure that the Directory combo box contains the name of the directory that you copied the downloaded Editor Module files into in Step 2.

6. Locate and select the new Editor Module in the Editor Module list. The version number and date in the EdMod Version column are for the downloaded Editor Module file. The version number and date in the Installed Version column are for the currently installed Editor Module. If the downloaded EdMod Version is greater than the Installed Version, or if you wish to install it as a new Editor Module, click the Install button to install the downloaded Editor Module. Answer Yes to replace the currently installed Editor Module.

7. Repeat Step 6 for any additional instruments you wish to install.

8. Click the Close button on the Install Editor Module dialog.

If you installed any new Editor Modules, you may want to add the instruments to any Projects that you wish to use them in, or create new Projects (see the NoiZe Help file for details).

Librarian Modules for NoiZe and NoiZe:Lib

This section contains the NoiZe Librarian Modules developed by Terzoid Software and by other NoiZe users. They are contained in simple text files, that can be imported into NoiZe and NoiZe:Lib.

Note: These files are included with the NoiZe program installation file, above.

Librarian Modules from Terzoid Software

This file contains all of the Librarian Modules developed by Terzoid Software, which includes the following instruments/devices:

Alesis QuadraVerb2
Digitech DSP256XL
E-mu Morpheus, UltraProteus, Proteus 1/2/3, Vintage Keys
Ensoniq SQ-1, TS-10 , TS-12 
JL Cooper MSB Plus, R2
Kawai K5, K5m
Korg 05R/W, M1/M1R, Wavestation/EX
Line6 POD
Roland JV-80, JV-1080, MT-32, SC-88
Yamaha DX7, SY85, TG77 , TG500, TX81Z, WT11
Generic Import and Send any SysEx files

Updates to Version 3.21

2004-02-26

The Ensoniq TS10/TS12 Librarian Module was updated to fix a bug in the Program Bank interface that erroneously sent Program Banks to the U0 bank on the TS-10, even if a different bank was selected in NoiZe.

Updates to Version 3.20

2003-11-11

The Yamaha TG77 Librarian Module was updated to add interfaces for setting Memory Protection On/Off and additional voice interfaces.

Updates to Version 3.00

2002-11-08

The Yamaha TX81Z Librarian Module was updated to make the Device Id on the Instrument Setup Dialog match the Basic Rcv.Ch shown on the instrument's front panel.

How to Use:

See the Using Downloaded Librarian Modules section below for details on installing and using the downloaded file.

Librarian Modules from Terzoid Software - Zipped

This is a zipped version of the Terzoid Librarian Modules file, above.

How to Use:

See the Using Downloaded Librarian Modules section below for details on installing and using the downloaded file.

User-Contributed Librarian Modules 

This file contains Librarian Modules developed by NoiZe users. These modules are included here for your convenience. They have not been tested by, and are not supported by Terzoid Software, but are being used by our users who own these instruments. They are provided as-is, and their quality and completeness may vary.

They also make a great reference or starting point that you can use if you wish to develop Librarian Modules of your own.

This file currently contains Librarian Modules for the following instruments/devices:

Alesis QSR  
EMu Proteus 2000 
Ensoniq DP/4
Korg Prophecy, T Series
Roland AlphaJuno 1, GR-50, SoundCanvas
Yamaha SY35

Updates to Version 3.21

Updates to Version 3.20

2003-11-11

The Alesis QSR and EMu Proteus 2000 Librarian Modules were added.

Updates to Version 3.00

2003-11-11

The Alesis QSR and EMu Proteus 2000 Librarian Modules were added.

How to Use:

See the Using Downloaded Librarian Modules section below for details on installing and using the downloaded file.

User-Contributed Librarian Modules - Zipped

This is a zipped version of the User-Contributed Librarian Modules file, above.

How to Use:

See the Using Downloaded Librarian Modules section below for details on installing and using the downloaded file.

Using Downloaded Librarian Modules

Select the procedure that matches what you wish to do with the Librarian Modules that you are downloading:

• Replace a Librarian Module for an instrument that you currently have installed in NoiZe
• Install a Librarian Module for an instrument that you do not have installed in NoiZe.

Replacing a Librarian Module for a currently installed instrument

1. Backup your entire NoiZe Installation directory and all subdirectories using Windows Explorer or the backup utility of your choice.

2. Download the file(s) containing the Librarian Modules you wish to install.

3. Copy the downloaded files (unzip them first if you got the zipped version) into your NoiZe Modules directory where the equivalent files are already installed. The default location for Version 3.2x is C:\Program Files\Terzoid Software\NoiZe3.2\Modules, and the default location for Version 3.0x is C:\Noize3\Modules. If you wish, you can rename the old files before you copy the new files into the directory (be sure to keep the .NZI extension!) to preserve their contents.

4. Start NoiZe.

5. Use the File|Instrument|Uninstall menu command to open the UnInstall Instrument dialog.

6. Select the instrument you wish to replace in the Instruments list, and click the UnInstall button.

7. A message box will open indicating that the selected Instrument is currently used in one or more Instrument Setups. Answer Yes to remove the instrument anyway.

8. Click the OK buton on the message box indicating that the instrument was successfully removed.

9. Repeat steps 6, 7, and 8, above, for any additional instruments you wish to replace.

10. Click the Close button on the UnInstall Instrument dialog to close the dialog.

11. Use the File|Instrument|Install Librarian Module menu command to open the Install Librarian Module dialog.

12. Click the Browse button on the Install Librarian Module dialog and select the downloaded file.

13. Select the instrument you wish to replace in the Instruments list, and click the Install button. Answer Yes to install the Librarian Module.

14. Click the OK buton on the message box indicating that the Librarian Module was successfully installed.

15. Repeat steps 12, 13, and 14, above, for any additional instruments you wish to replace.

16. Click the Close button on the Install Librarian Module dialog.

17. Close and restart NoiZe.  This is important!  If you don't close and restart NoiZe, it will not recognize the new Librarian Module.

18. Use the File|Open Project menu command to open a Project containing the instrument you replaced. Visually inspect the Patch and Bank Editors in your project to make sure that everything looks right with the new Librarian Module.

Congratulations! You may use and enjoy the new features provided by the Librarian Module.

Installing a Librarian Module for a new instrument

1. Download the file(s) containing the Librarian Modules you wish to install.

2. Copy the downloaded files (unzip them first if you got the zipped version) into your NoiZe Modules directory where the equivalent files are already installed. The default location for Version 3.2x is C:\Program Files\Terzoid Software\NoiZe3.2\Modules, and the default location for Version 3.0x is C:\Noize3\Modules. If you wish, you can rename the old files before you copy the new files into the directory (be sure to keep the .NZI extension!) to preserve their contents.

3. Start NoiZe.

4. Use the File|Instrument|Install Librarian Module menu command to open the Install Librarian Module dialog.

5. Click the Browse button on the Install Librarian Module dialog and select the downloaded file.

6. Select the instrument you wish to install a Librarian Module for in the Instruments list, and click the Install button. Answer Yes to install the Librarian Module.

7. Repeat steps 5 and 6, above, for any additional instruments you wish to install.

8. Click the Close button on the Install Librarian Module dialog.

9. Add an Instrument Setup for each instrument using the Setups|Instrument Setups menu command (see the NoiZe Help file for details).

10. Add the instruments to each Project that you wish to use them in, or create new Projects (see the NoiZe Help file for details).

Congratulations! You may use and enjoy the features provided by the Librarian Module.

Help Files

NoiZe Help File

Note: This file is included with the NoiZe program installation file, above.

This is the Windows Help file for NoiZe for Windows Version 3.21.

How to Use:

1. Download the file.
2. Copy the downloaded file into the NoiZe installation directory (the default is C:\Program Files\Terzoid Software\NoiZe3.2 for Version 3.21) using the Windows Explorer. This is the same directory that contains the Noize.exe program file.
3. Restart NoiZe.
4. Select the Help | Contents menu command in NoiZe.

NoiZe Tutorial Help File

Note: This file is included with the NoiZe program installation file, above.

This is the Windows Help file containing the Tutorial for NoiZe for Windows Version 3.21.

How to Use:

1. Download the file.
2. Copy the downloaded file into the NoiZe installation directory (the default is C:\Program Files\Terzoid Software\NoiZe3.2 for Version 3.21) using the Windows Explorer. This is the same directory that contains the Noize.exe program file.
3. Restart NoiZe.
4. Select the Help | Tutorial menu command in NoiZe.

Librarian Module Definition Help File

Note: This file is included with the NoiZe program installation file, above.

This is the Windows Help file containing the Librarian Module definition help topics for NoiZe for Windows Version 3.21.

How to Use:

1. Download the file.
2. Copy the downloaded file into the NoiZe installation directory (the default is C:\Program Files\Terzoid Software\NoiZe3.2 for Version 3.21) using the Windows Explorer. This is the same directory that contains the Noize.exe program file.
3. Restart NoiZe.
4. Select the Help | Contents menu command in NoiZe.
5. Click on the Defining New Librarian Modules link on the main Contents page.
6. Click on the NoiZe Librarian Module Definition Help file link on the Defining New Librarian Modules page.