My MT-32 ("old" rev.01) arrived and I tested it out on it. It's pretty good.

Mine sounds pretty quiet compared to my SC-55...? So quiet in fact that I might need to add an amplifier just for the input to amplified speakers. Anybody else's?

Does anyone know any graphical/pseudographical editor/control programs for DOS or Windows that will let me set the reverb, for example?

You can edit reverb level from the front panel, but otherwise you need MIDI software to send SysEx. WSysEx should still work on Win 10.

And yes, it's a very quiet synth compared to future releases.

Falcosoft wrote on 2022-10-27, 07:07:

Unfortunately you cannot do this with the standard Munt driver for Windows. You either need 2 real MT-32's or use Munt VSTi.

Yes you can; I got it working using LoopMIDI and MIDI-OX.

1. Make 3 midi ports in LoopMIDI (let's call them A, B and C)
2. In MIDI-OX set from "Options" -> "Midi Devices..." A as input with B and C as output
3. In MUNT set from "Tools" -> "New MIDI port..." separate synth instances for B and C
4. Send the SysEx attached earlier in this thread (MIDI-OX handily has a SysEx feature at "View" -> "SysEx"); temporarily remove B from MIDI-OX's output when sending MT32_Ch_9_11-16.syx
5. Play MIDI into port A.

I guess you could setup one of the MIDI-OX outputs directly to MUNT, thus needing only 2 LoopMIDI ports, but mentally the above is a bit more straightforward and any latency might be more consistent when all data goes through similar routes.

Laukku wrote on 2024-04-13, 11:00:

Yes you can; I got it working using LoopMIDI and MIDI-OX. […]
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Falcosoft wrote on 2022-10-27, 07:07:

Unfortunately you cannot do this with the standard Munt driver for Windows. You either need 2 real MT-32's or use Munt VSTi.

Yes you can; I got it working using LoopMIDI and MIDI-OX.

1. Make 3 midi ports in LoopMIDI (let's call them A, B and C)
2. In MIDI-OX set from "Options" -> "Midi Devices..." A as input with B and C as output
3. In MUNT set from "Tools" -> "New MIDI port..." separate synth instances for B and C
4. Send the SysEx attached earlier in this thread (MIDI-OX handily has a SysEx feature at "View" -> "SysEx"); temporarily remove B from MIDI-OX's output when sending MT32_Ch_9_11-16.syx
5. Play MIDI into port A.

I guess you could setup one of the MIDI-OX outputs directly to MUNT, thus needing only 2 LoopMIDI ports, but mentally the above is a bit more straightforward and any latency might be more consistent when all data goes through similar routes.

Yes, you can do this with multiple Munt instances using the Qt interface. I was talking about the Windows driver/port that is single instance only.