Chapter 3ÑGlobal Settings
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2. Turn the Parameter knob until the display shows:
System/MIDI:
Edit MIDI settings?
3. Press Yes if youÕd like to change the current system MIDI settings. Press No if youÕd like to cancel
the procedure.
4. Turn the Parameter knob until the display shows:
MIDI Settings:
SysEx Device ID= 000
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The current SysEx Device ID value
The SysEx Device ID parameter can be set to any number from 000 to 127.
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Make sure to take note of the SysEx Device ID number you choose. If you perform
a SysEx dump from the librarian (see Chapter 9), this ID is included in the data. When
you send the dump back to your ZR-76, you must have this parameter set to the same ID
number, or the data will not successfully load back in.
5. Use the Value knob to select the SystEx Device ID number you want to use for this ZR-76.
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The ZR-76 can generate, respond to and transmit the following real-time MIDI controllers and messages:
¥ Data Entry Slider ¥ Sustain/Sostenuto pedals
¥ Pitch Bend Wheel ¥ MIDI Volume messages
¥ Mod Wheel ¥ MIDI Pan messages
¥ Foot Pedal ¥ MIDI Expression messages
In addition, the ZR-76 allows you to define four additional real-time MIDI controllers: CTRL1, CTRL2,
CTRL3 and CTRL4. These can be assigned to any legitimate MIDI controller number, and used to
modulate the ZR-76Õs sounds or effects. See Chapter 8 to learn how to use one of the CTRLs as a real-
time effect modulator.
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A CTRL can be assigned to the CV pedal and transmitted via MIDI when a MIDI-OUT
sound is selected. When incoming MIDI is received, the CTRLs can be used to provide ZR
response to any MIDI controller message.
SoundFinder and the 16 Track Recorder tracks offer filters that determine whether or not response to the
CTRLs will be enabled or disabled. See Chapter 4 or Chapter 7 for details.
When you change any system setting, ZR-76 operations will pause momentarily
to store your settings into FLASH memory.
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1. Press the System button.
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