Sequential Prophet VS - MIDI Programs; MIDI Pressure

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In Mode 4, received pitch bend information aects only selected voices
depending on the channel number. Therefore, if the VS is in Split or Double
keyboard mode, the left and right programs can be pitch-controlled separately.
Similarly, Mod wheel information is common to all voices in each program.
MIDI Programs
Selection of a program on the VS can simultaneously select a program on a
“slave” synthesizer. Similarly, the VS can change programs prompted by a
received “Program Select” MIDI message. For program selections over MIDI
to be succesful, the modes and channels of the equipment involved must be
correct, and MIDI PROGRAMS must be enabled:
1. Press MIDI Options Select until the top line of the LCD reads “MIDI
PROGRAMS”.
2. Use the slider to select “DISABLED”, “TRANSMIT ONLY”, “RECEIVE ONLY”,
or “TRANSMIT + RECEIVE”.
If the VS is in Split or Double keyboard mode, and the left and right channels
dier, the linked program number is also transmitted, but on the left channel.
Similarly, program changes received on the left channel alter the linked
program, but not the main program.
If the VS is in Mode 4, then program changes received on any channel within
the left or right channel ranges aect the left or right program numbers
(respectively).
MIDI Pressure
Although pressure is not implemented on all MIDI equipment, many
instruments interpret MIDI pressure as mod wheel information. For keyboard
pressure to be successfully sent or received over MIDI, the modes and
channels of the equipment involved must be correct, and MIDI PRESSURE
must be enabled:
1. Press MIDI Options Select until the top line of the LCD reads “MIDI
PRESSURE”.
2. Use the slider to select “DISABLED”, “TRANSMIT ONLY”, “RECEIVE ONLY”,
or “TRANSMIT + RECEIVE”.
If the VS is in Split or Double keyboard mode, and the left and right channels
dier, then pressure can aect the main and linked programs independently.
In Mode 4, pressure received on any channel within the right or left channel
range aects the main or linked program (respectively).
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