Casio Piano Sound CPS-50 - MIDI Interface Features; MIDI Terminals and Basic Functions; MIDI Communicable Functions

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“MIDI”
stands
for
“Musical
Instrument
Digital
Interface”.
Practically
speaking,
it
lets
you
connect
this
keyboard
to
other
MIDI-equipped
musical
instruments
and
devices,
such
as
synthesizers,
drum
machines,
sequencers,
and
even
personal
com-
puters.
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MIDI terminal functions
MIDIIN — Receives external MIDI messages.
MIDI OUT — Sends MIDI messages to external devices.
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Communicable functions
The following functions can be sent and received through the CPS-50’s
MIDI terminals. For details on the MIDI functions, see the “MIDI Implementation
Chart” inside the back cover of this manual.
Note Number, Velocity
Keyboard pitch ON/OFF, Touch Response data.
¢ When TOUCH CANCEL button is ON, the velocity data can be sent but not
received.
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Program Change
Each preset tone corresponds to the program change number 0~9 as listed below.
Tone Prog.No. _ Tone Prog.No.
PIANO 1 0 PIANO 2 5
E.PIANO | W.BASS/PIANO 6
HARPSICHORD 2 STRING PIANO 7
VIBRAPHONE 30 STRINGS 8
PIPE ORGAN 4 JAZZ ORGAN 9
Sustain pedal ON/OFF
Sustain pedal ON/OFF data can be sent when you connect a sustain pedal to the
DAMPER PEDAL jack of the CPS-50.
Notes
¢ Soft pedal ON/OFF message can also be received, though it cannot be sent from
the CPS-50.
¢ The MUSIC LIBRARY tune performance data or the performance memory data
cannot be sent as MIDI data. |
<<Connection example>>
By connecting MIDI OUT terminal of the CPS-50 to MIDI IN terminal of another
MIDI keyboard, the MIDI keyboard plays the same note as you play on the CPS-50.
The result is, the sounds of both keyboards can be played in ensemble to make a
“thick” voice or totally new sound. oe
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