Casio Celviano AP-65R User Manual

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The
BANK
SELECT
setting
of
PROGRAM
CHANGE
can
be
used
to
access
any
of
this
pano’s
232
tones
when
selecting
tunes
or
this
piano
from
an
external
device.
The
232
tanes
are
divided
be-
tween
four
banks,
as desc-ibed
belaw
Bank
0:
128
General
MIDI
tones
(PROGRAM
CHANGE
0
to
127)
Bank
1:
64
variation
tones
(PROGRAM
CEANGE
0
to
63)
Bank 2 8 drum sets (PROGRAM CHANGE 0 to 7)
Bank
3:
32
TONE
butions
tones
(PROGRAM
CHANGE
0
te
31)
Immediately
prior
to
sending
the
PROGRAM
CHANGE
message,
send
two
successive
CONTROL
CHANGE
messages
containing
the
following
data.
CONTROL
NUMBER=0
CONTROL
VALUE-<bank
number>
CONTROL
NUMBER
=32 CONTROL
VALUE=
0
ENOTES
Cata
received
by
the
sound
source
ot
this
piano
over
MIDI
Channel
10is
always
Weated
as
drum
sat
da:a,
and
can
be
sounded
using
one
of
the
eight
drum
set
sounds
only.
Because
of
this,
PROGRAM
CHANGE
0
through
7
always
corrosponds
to
drum
set
tenes,
so
BANK
SELECT
data
is
not
necessary
when
PROGRAM
CHANGE
is
raceivad
ovar
cnannel
10.
72.
“RPN”
stands
for
“Registered
Parameter
Number”,
which
is
a
spe-
cial
contro]
change
number
used
when
combicing
multiple
con-
trol
changes.
The
parameter
being
controlled
is
selected
using
the
control
values
of
control
mimbers
100
and
101,
and
then
settings
are
made
using
the
control
values
of
DATA
ENTRY
(control
num-
bers
6 and
38)
:
This
piano
supports
pitch
bend
sense.
coarse
tune,
and
fine
tune
RPNS
sent
from
other
MIDI
machiees,
aNOTED
Damper
(CONTROL
NUMBER
64},
sostenuto
(CONTROL
NUMBER
66),
and
soft
(CONTROL
NUMBER
67)
effects
applied
using
the
foot
pedal
an
also
be sant
and
received.
ALL SOUND OFF
“This
message
forces
all
sound
being
produced
over
the
current
chan-
nel
to stop.
ALL NOTES OFF
This
message
causes
alt
notes
being
produced
over
the
current
chan-
nel
due
to
NOTE
ON
essayes
to
stop.
This
message
is
valid
only
for
MIDI data notes.
RESET ALL CONTROLLERS
Tais
messages
inutializes
prtch
bend
ard
all
other
control
changes.
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SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE*
This
message
is
used
to
control
system
exclusives,
which
are
fine
ag_
justments
that
are
unique
toa
particular
MIDI
device.
Originally.
sys.
tem
exclusives
were
unique
to
a
particular
model,
but
now
there
ary
also
universal
system
exclusives
that
are
applicable
to
machines
that
are
different
models
and
even
produced
by
different
manufacturers,
The
following
are
the
system
exclusive
messages
supported
by
this
piano
GM ON ((FO] [76] (7F1 (091 [041 LE7D.
This
message
initializes
the
Mixer's
external
channel.
GM OFF 4{Fo] [7£} (7F) (09] (02] [E7)
With
this
piano,
receipt
of
this
message
performs
the
same
vperation
as
GM
ON
+
GM
ON
takes
more
line
to
process
than.
other
messages,
$0
it
can
take
more
than
100
msec
until
the
next
message
is
processed.
EFFECT
CHANGE
((F0]
[441
[08]
99}
(XX)
LF7))
EFFECT
CHANGE
switches
between
the
piano’s
internal
digital
ef-
fec:s.
The
“XX”
parameter
in
the
syatax
shawn
above
stands
for
a
hexadecimal
value
that
represents
an
effect
number
sent
from
an
ex.
ternal
machine.
A list
of the
hexadecimal
values
that
can
be specified
and
their
meanings
is
shown
below.
REVERB 1
REVERB 2
REVERB 3
CHORUS
TREMOLO,
PHASE SHIFTER
6 ORGAN SPEAKER
7 ENHANCER
3 FLANGER
9
EQ
LOUDNESS
oFF
OFF
:
oF
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MIDI
Functions
and
Mixer
Functions
As
explained
under
“Mixer
Modes”
on
page
E-39,
ris
piano
has
a
total
of
32
channels:
16
inzernal
channels
and
16
external
channels.
Of
nese.
you
can
use
the
external
channels
to
play
notes
on
the
key-
poacd in accordance
with received
MIDI data and select
tones.
Inter
ral channel
settings
have no affect on MIDI receive
data.
Channels
saunded
by
received
NIOM
data
intemal Channels
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Channels sounded by keyboare
play
or
other
internal
operator
che
Miner
can
be
used
in
combination
with
MIDI
fuactions
te
per-
form
a
variety
of
operations.
The
following
examples
shaw
how
to
use
each
Mixer
mode
for
controlling
MIDI
send
and
receive
opera-
tions.
tNOTER
The
folowing
examples
assume
thal
you
are
already
familar
with
Mixer
operations,
@spec
ally
how
tn cnange
and
use
the
Mixer
modes.
It you
afer’,
see
“Mixer
Function”
on page
E-39
for details,
Internal Mode
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Internal Channels
Ch through 16 can be turned
on and off.
Keyboard play
In the Intecnal Mode, Mixer settings (channel on/off, volume, and
other settings) are affected by internal channel settings only. MIDI
input
can
be
controlled
using
the
external
channels
only,
so
the
Mix-
er can be used without aftecting MIDI input. Because of th:s, the In-
temal Mode is best for the following type of apphcabon.
+ When you want to use the multi-timbre capabilities of the piano's
sound source to play along on the keyboard with playback of ex-
temal MIDI data, and make separate settings for the keyboard notes.
You can use the Internal Mode to change the tone, layer. spht and
other settings for keyboard play. without affecting MIDI input.
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External Made
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ht through 16 enn be
turned on and ot.
Mixer
functions
1
(Jone,
vo
ume,
ete
)
4
Keyboard
play
In the External Mode. Mixer functions affect the external channels.
so they also have a direct aflect on the corresponding MIDI input
channels, Because of this, the External Mode is best for the following
types of applications,
+
To
control
MIDI
snput
channel
on/off
settings.
The
CH1
throvgh
CH16
CHANNEL
buttons
correspond
to MIDI channels
1 through
16, so channels
can 9¢ toggled
on and off by pressing
the corre-
sponding
button.
* You can use the Mixer to change the tone and volume tor each shan-
nel,
and
to
make
a
variety
of
other
settings,
See
“Changing
the
Pa.
rameters of a Channel” on page E-40
ANOTES#
* All settings excep! for Channel on/o4 are changed at the next MIDI
message receive after the setiing is made.
* Though you can play on the keyboard without affecting MIDI input as
with the Internal Made, you cannot chango keyboarc setiings. Except
for when a channel other than the currant channel is selected, you can
Change the main tone setting using the standard (one selection proce-
dure shown snder "Selecting a Tone” on “20,
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Casio Celviano AP-65R Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	Celviano AP-65R
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English