Casio MG-500 - Page 7

Raising/Lowering
MIDI Sound
Octaves
By
using
the
octave
selector,
you
can
raise
ot
lower
the
octave
of
MIDI
sound
output.
Making Program
Changes
MG
Series
guitars
let
you
make
“remote”
selection
of
MIDI
voices. You can change the select-
ed MIDI program (vowe) number
from the guitar — without hav-
ing to use controls on the MIDI
sound source.
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To raise or lower MIDI
octave
®In the NORMAL position,
MIDI sounds are output in the
same octave as the guitar sound
(corresponding to normal note
numbers).
®To raise MIDI sound pitch by
one full octave, move the selector
to the UP position. |
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@To lower MIDI sound pitch by | relates to MIDI sounds, anal ba:
one full octave, move the selector) so effect om matural gutter
to the DOWN position. | sonny,
To make program
changes
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Move
the
Normal/Chroma-
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Before making a program change,
check to make sure that the pro-
gram change indicator is flachin hing.
any strings are still vibrating,
the Program Change indicator
will not flash. Mute the strings so
that the indicator flashes.
@ With the Program Change in-
dicator flashing, finger and play
the note corresponding to the
MIDI Program Number you want)
to select. The indicator lights
solid momentarily during Pro-
y
| as shown in the chart shown
If you want to change the select-
ed program number again, mute
the strings so that the indicator
flashes and then play another
note corresponding to the pro-
| gram number you want to select. |
@Return the selector to the
NORMAL or CHROMATIC posi-
tion for performance.
Program Change numbers are as- | Program mwmber astgnments
signed
to
vatious
strings
and
frets|
showm
an
the
below
chart
(B)
are
only applicable when standard
below. (Cy) | guitar tuning U wed
(E-A-D-G-B-E).
If string bends are made white
making program changes the
Program Change mumnber 1
shifted as mae
It's important to note that MIDI |
Program Change numbers are not
synonymous with “vowe” of
‘pe
fam"
numbers
on
your
|
MID
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a
Mf sound source. Naturally, |
ay ae of voice numbenng
ystem for individual instruments |
are different.
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