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General| Manufacturer | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | MIDI |
| MIDI Output | Yes |
| MIDI Channels | 16 |
| Breath sensor | Yes |
| Breath Controller | Yes |
| Octave Keys | Yes |
| Pitch Bend | Yes |
| Type | Wind Controller |
| Key type | Saxophone-like keys |
| Power Supply | Battery |
Explains major functional keys like Pitch Bend Wheel, Hold Key, Program Change, and Octave Transpose keys.
Details components like mouthpiece, lip/wind controls, DIP switches, connectors, drain hole, and rings.
Describes the function and power sources (batteries, AC adapter) of the MIDI/Power Pack.
Details the MIDI/DC extension cord for increasing cable length, its dual function, and limitations.
Information on the supplied MIDI cable and recommendations for maintaining MIDI signal quality.
Describes the WX7's durable mouthpiece and its protective cover, emphasizing their importance.
Details how to connect the WX7 to the MIDI/Power Pack using the MIDI/DC cord.
Explains how to connect the WX7's MIDI OUT to a MIDI synthesizer/tone generator.
Essential points for setting up your MIDI sound source to be controlled by the WX7.
How to use the WX7 with MIDI devices that don't support Breath Control but do support After Touch/MIDI Volume.
Steps for turning on the WX7, MIDI synthesizer, and sound system, and troubleshooting power issues.
Explains the three conditions necessary for producing sound and how notes respond to blowing and fingering.
Details how lip pressure affects pitch, explaining Tight Lip and Loose Lip modes.
Sets whether the WX7 sends Breath Control data or After Touch data.
Controls whether the WX7 sends MIDI Volume data along with other controls.
Allows transposing the WX7's playing key up to E flat, down to B flat, or up by an octave.
Selects one of four Key Hold modes: Normal, Follow, Dual (No Breath), and Dual (Use Breath).
Explains how the WX7 holds only the note played when the Hold key was pressed.
Describes how the WX7 remembers the interval between two notes and applies it to subsequent notes.
Details how this mode sustains a held note on a separate MIDI channel, unaffected by breath pressure.
Explains this mode where held notes and played notes change with breath pressure on separate MIDI channels.
How to change the MIDI channels used for transmitting lead line and held notes in Dual Play modes.
Selects one of two breath response curves: Linear or Exponential response.
Chooses between Loose Lip and Tight Lip modes for pitch bending via lip pressure.
Explains how Wind Zero and Wind Gain pots adjust the Wind Sensor response.
Details sensors, controls, terminals, MIDI transmit channels, DIP switches, adjustable pots, and dimensions.
Details terminals, switches, power sources, dimensions, and weight of the MIDI/Power Pack.
A list of all accessories supplied with the WX7, including the MIDI/Power pack, cables, and manuals.
Describes how MIDI channels are used for output and how they are affected by DIP switches.
Specific details on the structure and content of various MIDI output messages from the WX7.
Compliance information regarding FCC regulations and potential interference with electronic devices.
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