Rafael- I love the idea of video instruction. Please explore that and keep us informed.
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On Sep 25, 2024, at 6:28?PM, Gary Snyder via groups.io <garypsnyder@...> wrote:
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Jason- Thanks for that informative response! After I sent that email last night, I became a member of Patreon and had a clearer picture of what it entails. Please feel free to pass along any tips regarding QY patterns, tips, etc. Thanks again!
Gary
On Sep 25, 2024, at 9:13?AM, Jason Miller via groups.io <jason@...> wrote:
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I get the impression that you simply need to sign-up for the membership, and you'll be able to download various QY Pattern files, which end with the file extension Q1P,? which are made for the QY100.
Currently the following are available:
- A collection of 4 QY pattern files that serve as User Style / Starter Templates
- A collection of 3 QY Pattern files that unlock hidden features
- Extends the Intro, MainA, MainB, FillAB, FillBA, and Ending sections to 32, 24, or 16 measures each
These files need to be loaded onto a SmartMedia card formatted for the QY100, from your computer, then imported in Pattern Mode.
Here's instructions from the README for one of the Pattern files:
How to load this style file onto your QY100:1) Insert a Smart Media card into your computer or USB card reader.
2) Drag the file onto the card.
3) Insert the Smart Media card into your QY100.
4) Navigate to "Pattern Mode" on the QY100.
5) Navigate to one of the blank user slot (U01-U64).
6) Click the "Card" button.
7) Change FILE=ALL to FILE=STYLE.
8) Load the .Q1P file from the card.
9) Return to the "Pattern Mode" screen. The file is now loaded and ready to use.
As Doffu discovers new features that can be unlocked by assigning the right bits and bytes inside of Pattern Files (or other files), surely more will be featured.
On Tuesday, September 24th, 2024 at 8:46 PM, Gary Snyder <garypsnyder@...> wrote:
Members of our exclusive group- I?am excited about unlocking some QY
70/100 secrets and hearing some new patterns. However, I¡¯m not quite sure of how to go about downloading what¡¯s being offered. I¡¯m not even sure of what my password is. If anybody could explain all this in layman¡¯s language, it would be much appreciated.
Gary
On Sep 24, 2024, at 12:12?AM, Rafael Trabolsi via groups.io <trabolsi.rafael@...> wrote:
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Trying to spot patterns and differences using a hex editor sounds like really hard work. ? I¡¯m a web programmer, so i get an idea. ?Super cool that you¡¯re reverse engineering this way, can¡¯t wait to see what you find next?
