At0mic asked me to post the chart proper here but I haven't got a clue as to how to do it.
So I'm bringing you a link instead:
http://www.cookwood.com/cookwood/html4_ ... chart.html
It is very useful when working with Sysex messages.
Cheers!
Paul
Hexadecimal to Decimal conversion chart
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I've been using Paul's chart for long, and find it very helpfull, ie. when creating Pc1600x presets. I'm sure more people will find a use for it!

...or a larger one here.
Thanks again Paul, your chart saved me loads of time
By head works too: Get the amount of times 16 in a whole goes in the number you want to convert, that's the first part, and add the rest.
For example: 100= 96+4= 6x16 + 4 = 64[Hex]
or: 95= 80+15= 5x16 + 15= 5F[Hex]
Long strings of sysex code -for example take a look at the Pc1600x presets on my homepage. I've written more than double of presets that the Pc1600x can contain.
Let's say... 100 presets x (16 faders + 16 buttons) =3200 MIDI strings. I'm very happy Paul sent me this chart! I printed the chart and ever since, I use it for every day MIDI programming
Anyways, I hope you don't have to get headaches calculating hexadecimal numbers any more
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...or a larger one here.
Thanks again Paul, your chart saved me loads of time

By head works too: Get the amount of times 16 in a whole goes in the number you want to convert, that's the first part, and add the rest.
For example: 100= 96+4= 6x16 + 4 = 64[Hex]
or: 95= 80+15= 5x16 + 15= 5F[Hex]
Long strings of sysex code -for example take a look at the Pc1600x presets on my homepage. I've written more than double of presets that the Pc1600x can contain.
Let's say... 100 presets x (16 faders + 16 buttons) =3200 MIDI strings. I'm very happy Paul sent me this chart! I printed the chart and ever since, I use it for every day MIDI programming

Anyways, I hope you don't have to get headaches calculating hexadecimal numbers any more

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- paulrmartin
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- paulrmartin
- Posts: 2445
- Joined: Sun May 20, 2001 4:00 pm
- Location: Montreal, Canada