Well, again the JMP-Editor can:

• Load a dump from the JMP-1
• Send a dump to the JMP-1
• Load and save the settings in an own format (*.jmp)
• Im- and Export SysEx-Files (*.syx, like generated by MIDI-Ox)
• Im- and Export single Patches (another own Format, *.jme)
• sort the patches the way you want them
• change all the JMP-1 settings (leave aside MIDI-Channel, and the Outputlevel-Knob)
  • All Patch data
  • The MIDI-Mapping Table
• work as a virtual MIDI-Board (a simple one, sending Program Changes only)
• And new, in this Version: control your JMP-1 in Real Time (though this one is a little tricky, and has to be handled with care!)

It cannot:

• cook coffee (though I worked hard to implement that feature ;) )
• tune the JMP-1 (neither did I try that, nor am I interessted.. I like it the way it is)
• sound itself like the JMP-1 (all the JMP-Editor does is changing MIDI-data)

Screenshots:

• Mainwindow with Patchlist and Patcheditbar
• Toolbar - normal
• Toolbar - expanded view
• MIDI-Mapping Editor
• MIDI-Mapping Store
• SysEx-Dump Status-Window
• Sort Patches
• Virtual MIDI-Board