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User Guide 2•61
THE MIDI CHANNELS
The MIDI channel is the principal channel assign-
able to a track and used to transmit and receive
track MIDI messages (note data, bank change/
program change, etc.). The SK760/880 is able
to transmit and receive via two groups of MIDI
channels: A and B (MIDI A ports and MIDI B ports).
Each group can handle 16 MIDI channels. One
MIDI channel is freely assignable to each SK760/
880 track from the 32 channels available
(A1...A16, B1...B16).
Each track of every Performance can be inde-
pendently assigned a MIDI receive channel and
a MIDI transmit channel. The receive and trans-
mit channels do not necessarily have to be the
same.
How to assign the MIDI channels
1. Press the MIDI button in the EDIT section.
You enter in Edit MIDI with the display show-
ing the current MIDI channel and port (A or
B) configuration for the first 8 tracks of the
current Performance.
2. Select the track whose channel you wish to
change using the corresponding Soft buttons.
Use the Track Scroll buttons, or the /
cursor buttons to bring other tracks into view.
3. Select the parameter to change with the cur-
sor arrow.
The first parameter represents the MIDI IN
port (A or B), then the IN channel followed by
the OUT port (A or B) and OUT channel.
4 Rotate the DIAL to change the setting of the se-
lected parameter.
Repeat the procedure for other parameters
and other tracks.
TEMPO
/DA
TA
3/4
1
2
MIDI
2
MIDI IN port
(A or B)
MIDI OUT
channel
(1...16)
MIDI OUT
port (A or B)
MIDI OUT
channel
(1...16)
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