You would have to edit the system exclusive message itself - those hex numbers are the path itself. You can map each hex number (each byte is two letters, so 00 = 0, FF = 255) to an ascii character to figure out what the path is. Here is the ascii table: https://www.asciitable.com/. Look at the hex column when comparing.The system exclusive message starts with a few bytes you have to ignore, and ends with 00 F7 which you can ignore as well.
In your screenshot, you can see 65 2E 53 39 31 37 2E 72 67 74, and this would be
e . S 9 1 7 . r g t
So that's the end of the file path. Once you know which bytes to change, you can just copy/paste that in for each message.
Mike
In your screenshot, you can see 65 2E 53 39 31 37 2E 72 67 74, and this would be
e . S 9 1 7 . r g t
So that's the end of the file path. Once you know which bytes to change, you can just copy/paste that in for each message.
Mike