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System Settings (EDIT Mode)
Here you can specify which control map is to be called up when the A-PRO is powered up.
1 Simultaneously press the [ACT] button and the [ ] button.
2 Use the [VALUE] knob to select “SYSTEM SETTING,” and press the
[ENTER] button.
fig.lcd-STARTUPMEMORY.eps
3 Use the [VALUE] knob to select
“STARTUP MEMORY,” and press the
[ENTER] button.
fig.lcd-STARTUPMEMORY1.eps
4 Use the [VALUE] knob to choose
“CTL MAP 0” or “LAST ACC MAP.”
5 Press the [ENTER] button.
Here you can specify the function that is to be controlled by the [VALUE] knob when
the cursor is located at USER ASSIGN.
1 Simultaneously press the [ACT] button and the [ ] button.
2 Use the [VALUE] knob to select “FUNCTION,” and press the [ENTER]
button.
fig.lcd-FUNCKEYVELO.eps
3 Use the [VALUE] knob to choose the
parameter that will be assigned to
the [VALUE] knob.
4 Press the [ENTER] button.
5 If you selected “CONTROL CHANGE” as the parameter, use the
[VALUE] knob to specify the desired control change number.
6 Press the [ENTER] button.
Control Map Settings
STARTUP MEMORY
Setting Explanation
CTL MAP 0 Control map number 0 will be selected at start-up.
LAST ACC MAP
The control map that was last selected and saved will be called up
upon start-up.
[VALUE] knob Settings
FUNCTION
Value Setting Explanation Value range
1 KEY VELOCITY
Fixes the key velocity value.
The A-PRO detects the force with
which you play the keyboard, and
transmits this as the velocity value;
however, this setting causes a fixed
velocity to be transmitted regard-
less of how strongly you strike the
keyboard. Use this if you don’t want
your playing dynamics to have an
effect.
TOUCH, 1–127
*If you choose
TOUCH, the
transmitted
velocity value
will depend
on your key-
board playing
strength.
2 BANK LSB
Specifies the bank select LSB
(CC#32).
0–127
3 BANK MSB
Specifies the bank select MSB
(CC#00).
0–127
4
CONTROL
CHANGE
Specifies a control change. 0–127
5 TEMPO Specifies the MIDI CLOCK tempo. 20–250
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