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Using MIDI
notes being sustained by the pedal continue
to sound until the next pedal off signal is re-
ceived.
Reset All Controllers
initializes pitch bend
and all other control changes.
System Exclusive
controls fine tone adjust-
ments unique to a particular system. The
system exclusives are unique to a particular
system; however, there are “universal” sys-
tem exclusives that are common among de-
vices produced by individual manufacturers.
These are the system exclusive messages
supported by this keyboard.
•
GM system On ([F0][7E][7F][09]
[01][F7])
— used to turn on the key-
board’s GM (General MIDI) mode from
an external MIDI device.
Notes:
• GM is a standard list of specifications
that allows music created on one
MIDI device to sound the same when
played on another MIDI device. This
keyboard’s GM system incorporates
most of these specifications.
• This message takes more time to pro-
cess than other messages; when you
program GM system On in the
sequencer, leave at least a 100 msec
pause before the next message.
•
GM system Off ([F0][7E][7F][09]
[02][F7])
— used to turn off the key-
board’s GM system.
•
Effect Change ([F0][44][0B][09]
[xx][F7])
— switches the keyboard’s
internal digital effects. xx determines the
type of reverberation effect.
Note:
The contents of the System Exclusive
message affect the entire keyboard. Other
messages affect only the current MIDI chan-
nel.
CHANGING MIDI SETTINGS
The keyboard lets you change a number of
MIDI parameters, including turning General
MIDI mode on/off and selecting a MIDI chan-
nel.
1. Press
MIDI
.
2. Repeatedly press
8
or
9
to select the
parameter you want to change.
GM
System
on/off (Default: On): set to
on
when you want to have the keyboard
receive GM data from another MIDI
device. Turning GM system on automat-
ically turns
CHORD
off, since GM system
and MIDI In Chord Judge cannot be
used at the same time.
Set to
OFF
to turn GM system off. The
tone, volume and other parameter set-
tings of each channel are initialized.
When playing received MIDI data, bass
tones are lowered one octave and the
piccolo tone is raised one octave.
Effect
Number
Digital
Effect
Effect
Number
Digital
Effect
0 Reverb
1
6 Organ
Speaker
1 Reverb
2
7 Enhancer
2 Reverb
3
8 Flanger
4 Chorus 9 Loudness
5 Phase
Shifter
oFF Off
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