Casio WK-1500 - MIDI Data Transfer and Channel Settings; Bulk Data Transfer (Send;Receive); MIDI Channel Parameter Tuning

To bulk receive internal data
important!
*
Note
that
bulk
receiving
data
automatically
deletes
ail
data
currently
in
the
memory
and
replaces
it
with
the
received
data.
if
a
problem
occurs
while
data
is
being
received,
current
settings
are
deleted and the WK-1500 is initialized.
*
Make
sure
you
do
not
need
the
data
currently
in
the
memory
or
save
the
current
settings
to
an
extemal MIDI device before performing this procedure.
1.
On
the
WK-1500,
press
the
MIDI
button
until
the
message
(but)
appears
on
the
display.
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*
The
indicator
will
soon
start
to
alternate
on
the
dis-
Md
Cc)
play
with
the
current
bulk
send
setting.
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of
ay
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2.
Use
the
10-key’s
[+]
and
[-]
buttons
to
display
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5nd
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send
—)
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...
receive
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5
z
of
F
...
bulk
data
exchange
off
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4
OQ
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:
+
button
sequence
aus : - button sequence
3.
Press
the
MID!
button
to
start
the
bulk
receive
operation.
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4.
Start
the
bulk
send
operation
on
the
other
MIDI
device.
*
Consult
with
the
documentation
that
comes
with
the
MIDI
device
you
are
sending
data
to
for
details on how to bulk send data.
*
After
the
bulk
receive
operation
is
complete,
the
WK-1500's
display
automatically
returns
to
the
status before you press MIDI button.
Note
*
For
both
the
send
and
receive
operation,
the
WK-1500
display
automatically
returns
to
the
tone
number
if
you
do
not
perform
any
operation
for
about
five
seconds
during
the
above
operations.
9. ASSIGNABLE JACK
The
following
procedure
assigns
a
function
to
the
assignable
jack
located
on
the
back
of
the
WK-1500. ‘
1.
On
the
WK-1500,
press
the
MIDI
button
until
the
message
appears
on
the
display.
bal
*
The
indicator
will
soon
start
to
alternate
on
the
{
r
Cc)
display
with
the
current
assignable
jack
setting.
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2.
Use
the
10-key’s
[+]
and
[~]
buttons
to
display
the
indicator
for
the
function
you
want.
4 4 4 SUS... sustain pedal
Q 0 Q SoS ... sostenuto pedal
O O OQ SF... soft pedal
O ‘s) 0 rHy ... START/STOP button
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See page E-54 for detail on the assignable jack.
MIDI channel parameter setting
You
can
use
the
MIXER
function
to
set
the
tone,
volume,
panning,
effect
depth,
tuning,
and
expression
of
each
channel.
To
make
these
settings,
use
the
same
procedures
that
you
use
with
the
MIXER
(Tone
Expander)
on
page
E-40
and
the
MIXER
(Accomp
Mixer)
on
page
E-36.
1. TONE
This parameter sets a tone for each MIDI channel.
Note
¢
The
WK-1500
allows
setting
of
a
value
from
0
to
7
for
channel
10,
which
is
in
accordance
with
the
General
MIDI
specification
of
channel
10
as
a
Percussion-only
channel.
Note,
however,
that
the
WK-1500
can
receive
values
other
than
0
to
7
over
channel
10.
Received
values
are
converted
as
shown in the following table.
Channel 10 receive data conversion
Drum Set Name
dr.0 : STANDARD SET
dr.1 : ROOM SET
Drum Set
Received Tone Number
000, 008~015
001, 016~026
002, 024 dr.2 ; GATE SET
003, 025~031 dr.3 : ELECTRONIC SET
004, 032~039 dr.4.: SYNTH SET
005, 040~047 dr.5 : BRUSH SET
006, 048~055 dr.6 : STANDARD SET 2
007, 056~127 dr.7 : VOICE SET
You
can
use
any
of
the
eight
drum
sets
numbered
0
to
7
that
are
built
into
this
keyboard
for
demo
tune
and
rhythm
pattern
play.
2. VOLUME
This parameter sets the volume of each MIDI channel.
3. PAN
This
parameter
sets
the
pan
(stereo
left/right
position
during
playback)
of
each
MIDI
channel.
4. EFFECT SEND
This
parameter
sets
the
depth
of
the
effect
(REVERB,
CHORUS,
etc.)
of
each
MIDI
channel.
Note
*
The
optimum
effect
depth
setting
depends
on
the
type
of
effect
being
used.
Try
out
a
number
of
different
settings
using
different
effects
to
get
an
idea
of
how
settings
influence
effects.
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