> ...isn't the table "hardcoded" in the firmware? i searched for that values in the
> .bin but was'nt able to find them.
Correct. C1CA14 is offset 1CA14 in the firmware. Note that the firmware is split up so each ROM file contains every other byte; you must combine them first to get the full image.
> Anyway... could you explain that "longer lines2 i quoted?
Those lines appear to be for invalid waves, perhaps ones that were removed prior to launch.
> Anyway, i strongly love the "Analog Power" patch for how the filters are modulated.
> It's still the best "Jump" sound i've heard.... is a sound that i find pretty
> expressive....
Yeah, it's a terrific "Jump" sound for a digital synth (works great for "Subdivisions", too, and probably other famous Oberheim-using songs).
> Back to the topic, i've done a quick conversion HEX -> Decimals -> SFZ opcodes with
> excel and now i have an half playable SFZ bank. The integer part of the last three
> columns are for sure start/loop/end values.... still there's something that does not
> fit exactly, but i'll catch it.
Very cool!
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