Elka MK55 - Page 36

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7 j Pm SS PERF. PRESET button N" A Lo select CONTR XX n the TREE section (101.
3, Ln:er 5 as the control or number (PORTAMEN TO RATE) using tFe PERF PRESET button N° 5,
9. Press DIRECT'ENTER (20). This has now linked FREE E to the PORTAMENTO RATE function.
LO. Now press MIDI PATCH n the EDI! section til) end so net the reeu red slot
11 . Press PERF. PRESET button N fj 12 to select FREE A
12 - <Jf the SPUT Z0NE bytt;:,rn ln the BANK/SPL IT. FREE section US) to select the r&qu red
13. Enter a value, of BB, which wil act as a PORT AMEN TO ON switch
14., Press DIRECT,''ENTER (20). Tnis has now linked EREE A to The MIDI PATCH section
15. Now select the next available VIP PAi EH sint.
IS. press PERF. PRESET button N° 16 to se cot FREE F.
17. =ress one of the SPLIT ZONE buttons in me BANK'S PL IT/PR EE section (19) tuceisct line required
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18. Enter d va uc of 40, which will set me PORTAMENTO RATE
t9. Press DIRECT-ENTER (20), This has now irked ERTF E Lo Lho MIDI PATCH section
20. Now press the PANEL button and route SLIDER N- 1 (2) to FREE E and the require SPI IT ZONE
on hie centra matr
21. P 'ess PLAY (21) to leave the EDI' mode and memorize These modifications using the SAVE PER¬
FORMANCE procedure (see page 24).
22. Now, on selecting the relevant PERFORMANCE PRESET PORTA W LN TO at a rate of 40 wil automa¬
tical y bo switched on. SI DER N° 1 (2) wi I now control the PORTAMENTO RA E and will overide
the preset rate of 4:0 when i: is moved
23. To avoid any problems with unwanted PORTAMENTO on subsequent selections it is advised that a
value l/ 0 is entered (or FREE A in the MIDI PATCH .section of the nest PRESET This will effect!vely
give "PORTAMENTO OFF" when that PRESET is selected.
a) H EX (selected by PER F. PR ESET bu Ltor N° 5)
WlT-n you .se'ecl this command, you have Lie capability of writing Transmission Data (SYSTEM
EXT I USIVE) That wil I enable you to transmit varous MIDI messages.
his Isa very involved area cf programming that requires further knowledge toaccomp ish. We have
seiout a few exarnp es to demonstrate it's use, out recommend tna J . the user woo would like to use
it's tu'l potential should seek out further MIDI CODE I reraturo.
EXAMPLE 1.
II you want to play a I the notes ot a sound module, one after ttre o:her by means of a PEDA., $\ PER (2)
or '.'.-HEtL (13), the following procedure shou'd bo used-