SysEx Librarian for Mac

I haven't tried this app since the nineties when I just couldn't figure it out. Not so now. It allowed me to save the settings on a second hand Yamaha DX7 and replace them with the original presets. Bravo. I did it using my Mac Studio using MacOS 14. It didn't install a SysEx Library folder in my documents folder though. I created one manually and thankfully the program allowed me to link to it.

Quite funny: I've been doing midi bulk dumps from my machines since the eighties, when I first had a sequencer with a floppy disk (it was the Roland MC-300...) and always used Cubase or Pro Tools after that... until today! :-o Yes, only today I had the idea to search again for a simple tool to do that — I've only found MidiQuest as an alternative, a few years ago, but expensive and not satisfactory with my setup. How come that I missed SysEx Librarian? I don't know, but it looks great! My only regret is that it doesn't allow to compare or edit sysex files. I agree that it probably wouldn't work with many machines (my Korg Triton only sends one looooong sysex) but my Boss SE70 sends one for each preset and it would be nice to delete all the ones that are redundant from my former dumps. I admit that this would only be the cherry on the cake. :-) Anyway, using SysEx Librarian will be far more efficient than creating a sequence in Cubase or else, etc.

thank you for making it fit for Mojave and the next OS... still using this great tool in my studio and it works with all midi devices... much love & respect to the dev!!! highly recommend...

Thank you, always worked for me!

I'm using it once in a year or so. But it always worked over all the years. And it is still updated regulary. 5 stars and a big thanks to the dev from me!