Roland JV-80 - Page 208

How
to
read
a MIDI
Implementation
Chart
O
; MIDI data
that can be
transmitted
or received.
X
; MIDI data that
cannot
be transmitted
or received.
•
Basic
Channel
The MIDI
channel for
transmitting(or
receiving)
MIDI
data can
be specified
over
this range.
The MIDI
channel
setting is
remembered
even when
the
power is
turned off.
#Mode
Most recent
keyboard
use mode
3{omni
off, poly).
Reception
:
MIDI data
is received
only
on the specified
channels,
and played
polyphonically.
Transmission
:
All
MIDI data
is transmitted
on
the specified
MIDI
channel.
•^
"Mode"
refers
to MIDI Mode
messages.
•
Note
Number
This
is the range
of note
numbers
that can
be transmitted(or
received).
Note
number
60 Is middle
C(C4).
•
Velocity
This is the
range over
which velocity
can
be transmitted(or
received)
by Note
On and Note
Off messages.
•
Aftertouch
Key's
: Polyphonic
Aftertouch
Ch's
:
Channel
Aftertouch
•
Pitch
Bender
The bender
range
setting of
each Tone
determines
the
range
of pitch
change caused
by Pitch
Bender messages.
When
set to
0.
Pitch Bender
messages
will
be ignored.
•
Control
Change
This Indicates
the
control numbers
that can
be transmiHed(or
received),
and what
they will
control. For
details, refer
to the MIDI
implementation.
•
Program
Change
The program
numbers in
the chart
indicate
the
actual data.{This
is
one less
than the Pitch
and Tone
program numbers.)
•
Exclusive
Exclusive
message
reception
can
be turned
On/Off.
•
Common,
Real
time
These
MIDI
messages
are used
to
synchronize
sequencers
and rhythm
machines.
The
JV-80 dose not
use these messages.
•
Aux
messages
These
messages
are mainly
used
to keep
a MIDI
system running
correctly.
Active
sensing transmission
can
be turned on/off.
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