I use [="http://www.midiox.com/zip/midioxse.exe"]Midi-Ox[/]="http://www.midiox.c…"]Midi-Ox[/] to upgrade/swap Sysex files for my Vetta. I was just like you ,DH. CLUELESS, lol. After about 10 minutes of fooling around with it, I caught on quick. I'm sure there are others, probably even better ones to work with. This is just the one I use. If you wanna read about it a li'l more first, [[url=http://="http://www.midiox.c…"]here's[/]="http://www.midiox.c…"]here's[/] a link. If ya decide to go with Midi-Ox and have some questions lemme know. ;) HTH

I was just like you ,DH. CLUELESS

Now wait a minute!!! Who are you calling "clueless"??? :) Hehe...you are absolutely right, I am completely clueless!!! (just ask my wife, she tells me that all the time! ;) )

Thanks for the tip, I'll give the Midi-Ox program a go and see if I can figure it out!

Originally posted by Doublehelix:
(just ask my wife, she tells me that all the time! :D I get the same RF(Repeats Frequently) noise from mine, too.

Hey, but seriously :s: The help files are OK, I guess. I learned to use what I needed from performing the Vetta upgrade. No doubt, you're setup will vary. As always, if ya got a question shout. L8r DH

Sometimes Sysex files are saved as sequences and can be played back from a track in your sequencer. You may be able to just import the data straight into a track. Select the TC unit as the destination device and hit play.
Check the file extension for the update. If it's .mid you should be able to do this.

Hope this helps.

Jon

The upgrade worked perfectly. MIDIOX is a breeze to use! Thanks for the heads up!

Good to hear, man. Anytime. :D