Casio CZ-1000 - Page 39

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Setting
the
Transmit
and
Receive
Modes
When
transmitting
or receiving
data according
to the MIDI
standard,
it is
necessary
to match
the
channel
number
of the
transmitting
unit with
that
of the
receiving
unit.
In
the
Poly mode (that is the
mode
when
the
SOLO
key is
set to off),
the
CZ-
1000
operates
as
a polyphonic
synthesizer
transmitting
and receiving
data
on any
of
16 channels.
In
Mono
mode
(when
the
SOLO key
is set
to on), it will
receive
data for
controlling
4
independent
monophonic
synthesizer
voices
on
any
4
of the
16
channels
having
the
numbers
N,
N
+
1,
N + 2 and
M
+ 3.
(Transmission
is
performed
on any
one
of
the channels
N
to N
+
3.)
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When the
Tone
Mix function
is
on,
the CZ-
1000
is played
as a
monophonic
synthesizer,
but
the MIDI
settings
correspond
to
the Poly
mode.
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Poly
mode
Setting
the
channel
for
reception/transmission
in Poly
mode
(with
the
SOLO key
set
to off)
Pressing
the
MIDI
key when
the
SOLO
key
is
off, the
message
shown
in Fig.
1 will be
displayed.
(Fig.
i)
Mil/
3.
Drib
1 U
UH
=
w
n
PROG
CHANGE
=
ENfl
.
r"
i i
r
1
^
nn
^
16
"ENA"
or
"DIS"
Using
the VALUE
keys
(sSSK^d)
set
the channel
number
to any value
from 1
to 16. The data of
anything performed
on the CZ-
1000
will
then
be sent
to other
MIDI
equipment
on the
selected
channel, while only
data transmitted
on
the
selected
channel
will
be
received by
the
CZ-1000.
When
the lower line
of
the display indicates
"PROG CHANGE
=
ENA",
data
concerning
the
tone
numbers
can be transmitted
or
received.
(ENA
=
enable)
If you
press the
sSm=
or
L^okey
after having
moved
the cursor
to the
lower
line with
the
CGRSOR
keys,
the
display will
change
to "PROG CHANGE
==
DIS" (DIS
=
disable).
In
this mode,
data concern-
ing
the tone numbers
cannot be transmitted
or
received.
To return
the disply
to "PROG
CHANGE
=
ENA", simply press
theHLorLgkLkey
again.
Mono mode
Setting
the
channel for
reception/transmission
in Mono mode
(with
the
SOLO key
set
to on)
Pressing the
MIDI key when
the
SOLO key is on,
the message
shown in Fig.
2 will be
displayed.
(Fig.
2)
1
^
nn s 16
nn <mm
<
nn + 3
In this mode, the
CZ-1000
functions
in
a
manner
similar
to 4 independent
monophonic
syn-
thesizers
played at the same time. This
means
that 4 channels
of
data with
independent
tones
can be
received and
played simultaneously.
If the basic channel
for reception
is
set to any channel
N among
the 16
available
channels
in
Mono
mode, channels N, N
+
1,
N
+
2 and
N
+ 3
become
the 4
voice
channels.
If
differing
tones are
selected and independent vibrato
and
portamento
on/off
settings
made
for
each of
the
4
channels, these
data are received on the
respective
channels
and the
four
voices
are
played
with
different
tones and effects.
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