Roland XP-10 - Selecting XP-10 Tones or Drum Sets Using Another Device

Chapter 6. Using two or more Parts to create an ensemble (Multitimbral operation)
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* In the Preset Tones, the Capital Tones and Variation (GS) are Tones which are defined
by the GS Format. Variation (XP-10 original) are not defined in the GS Format.
* The Preset Drum Sets STANDARD-SFEX are defined in the GS Format. STAN-
DARD2-TECHNO are not defined in the GS Format. These Drum Sets are original to
the XP-10.
* In the above table, numbers ended by an “H” such as “OOH” or “40H” are hexadecimal
numbers.
The MIDI sound-selecting messages transmitted from the XP-10 can select sounds on a
MIDI device connected to the XP-10. However, not all types of MIDI device will neces-
sarily respond in this way. For details on how your MIDI device receives MIDI sound-
selecting messages and which sounds will be selected, refer to the manual for your
device.
Selecting XP-10 Tones or Drum Sets using another device
By transmitting the appropriate combination of Control Change messages and Program
Change messages to the XP-10, you can select XP-10 Tones and Drum Sets.
The correspondence between the incoming messages and the XP-10 sounds that will be
selected is described in the preceding section “Selecting sounds on another device from
the XP-10.”
* If you wish to select XP-10 sounds, set the Performance parameter “Tone Change
Receive Switch” to ON. If this is off, XP-10 sounds cannot be selected (“Turn on the
Tone Change Receive Switch” p.45).
* The order in which messages must be transmitted to select XP-10 sounds is the same
order as given in the preceding section “Selecting sounds on another device using the
XP-10.” If the order is incorrect, the sound will not be selected correctly.
* Messages to select sounds are received on the Receive Channel of each Part
(“Set/check the settings of each Part” p.45).
* It is not possible to select XP-10 Performances by transmitting MIDI messages to the
XP-10.
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