Casio MT-640

11. MIDI
11-9 Using the MT-640 as a MIDI percussion sound source
When either of the “Percussion” tones are selected as a MIDI timbre, you can
use the MT-640 as a MIDI percussion sound source. (Refer to page 9-10 for details
on percussion sound key assignments.)
When channel 4 is used as a fourth voice instead of MIDI clock message trans-
mission, try selecting one of the percussion tones for this channel. In this way,
you can create original rhythm patterns using a sequencer.
* When you select Percussion 71 for a MIDI timbre, the reception of the note number 85 through
90 causes “opened triangle” to sound.
* When you select Percussion 2 for a MIDI timbre, the reception of the note number 85 through
90 causes “typewriter bell” to sound.
11-10 Using Drum Pads in the MIDI mode ;
When the Chord/MID! selector is set to “MIDI”, percussion sounds assigned
to the channel select pads (Quijada, Voice, Wind Chime, Orchestra Hit) do not
sound. Other percussion pads operate normally, however.
e Percussion Pad MIDI Transmission
When the MT-640 is set to transmit, the percussion pads trigger transmis-
sion of the following MIDI note numbers.
HI TOM: 96 CRASH SYMBAL: 93
MID TOM: 95 HI AGOGO: 92 ;
LOW TOM: 94 LOW AGOGO: 91 .
e Percussion Pad MID! Reception
When the MT-640 is set to receive, pad sounds are triggered upon reception
of the note numbers listed above.
11-11 Additional preset tones in the MIDI mode
The following tones can be utilized when receiving MIDI program numbers 20
through 29.
Program No. Tones Program No. Tones
20 Honky-tonk piano 25 Synth celesta
21 Marimba 26 Synth clavi
22 Oboe 27 Metallic sound
23 Synth reed 28 Fantasy
24 Harp 29 Miracle
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