
Sylvain
MARCHAND
has debugged the 32 DX7 algorithm .orc files.
All of this work is based on several orchestras and scores by Dr. Russell Pinkston, which were distributed in the basic Csound distribution at one time.
Also, neither Dr. Pinkston nor myself ever finished these in terms of LFO or Pitch EG support. This is why many of the patches that change pitch will sound flat. I plan to work on this at some point, but now I'm having too much fun writing with them.
Most of these patches (I'm not sure how many) will be in the new Csound book's CDROM from MIT press.
Here's the C source, the old ORC files, DOS and Linux executables and 10,528 DX7 patches that work with it.
I'm not certain if these DX7 patch banks are standard or not. I downloaded the whole UCSD directory in 1992 for conversion to my SY77 and may have run another converter program over them in that process. There appears to be two DX7 patch bank formats.
Patches, PC Executables, and Source (dx72csnd.zip) 950K Zipped File
dx72csnd patchbank.dx7 (whatever patch bank you want converted).
You'll now have 32 .sco files each named patch01ALG09.sco, patch02ALG04.sco, etc. Each filename (unless you're using DOS) will have the algorithm type orc as part of its name. In DOS, you'll have to type the .sco file to see the required algorithm file. Sorry, never got around to compiling it to handle long file names.