Implementation Chart - Roland JV-30 Owner's Manual

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
polyphonicaily.
Transmission
:
Ail
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
CC4).
•
Velocity
This
is
the range over
which
velocity
can be
transmitted Cor received)
by Note
On
and Note
Off
messages.
•
Af
tertouch
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
transmitted (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.CThis
is
one
less than the
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-30
does not
use these messages.
•
Aux
messages
Mainly, these
message
are of the
type used to prevent problems,
such
as Active Sensing
(Checks whether MIDI
cable
is
in
proper condition or not)
;
and
All
Notes Off (Message which terminates the
sounding
of
ail
notes).
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