Editing The Mpt With A Keyboard Or External Controller; Setting Up A Preset Sequence Including The Bypass (Y9) Preset - Art SGX LT Manual

*-Press MIDI and BYPASS to exit MPT edit mode. The display shows [A1] indicating
the last PRESET referenced is the current PRESET selected.
During the above example, anytime a MIDI number is changed or PRESET number is
changed, the SGX LT recalls the corresponding PRESET. This allows you to listen
to the PRESETs while the MPT is edited.
EXAMPLE 2:

Editing the MPT with a keyboard or external controller.

When used with a keyboard or other device such as the ART X-11 or X-15 ULTAFOOT
capable of sending MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE messages, MPT editing is simplified. We
will edit the MPT so when MIDI numbers 2 and 3, are received, presets 55 and Y4
will be recalled. It is assumed that the SGX LT has not had its MPT edited.
The keyboard or MIDI controller MIDI OUT must be connected to the SGX LT MIDI IN
jack. The MIDI on the SGX LT must be set to the same channel the keyboard will be
sending messages on, or the SGX LT MIDI must be set to [AL.] for OMNI mode.
Press and hold MIDI, then press BYPASS. The display will show [0.0] with the
decimal point blinking indicating that you are in MPT edit mode, this left
decimal point means that the MIDI PROGRAM number being displayed.
Select a patch on the keyboard so [0.2] appears in the display. This may not be
sound 2 or patch 2 on the keyboard. Different companies number their presets in a
variety of ways. The patch causing [0.2] to appear in the display is usually the
first or second patch of the lowest numbered bank if the keyboard or controller
has banks of patches.
*-Press and release BYPASS. The display shows [02.] to indicating MIDI number 2
recalls PRESET 2.
*-Press and hold UP until [55.] appears in the display. Now MIDI number 2 will
recall PRESET 55.
-To program the rest of the entries, you do not need to switch back to the MIDI
number. You can let the unit remain showing the PRESET number. (When you select
your keyboard or foot controller preset, you automatically recall the existing
SGX LT preset.)
*-Select the next patch on the keyboard. The display will show [03.] to indicate
that it recalls PRESET 4.
*-Press and hold the UP button until [Y4.] appears in the display. Now the last
patch number activated will recall PRESET Y4.
By using this method of editing, you select the desired patch on the keyboard or
controller, and then select the desired PRESET on the SGX LT for that sound. You
can do this while you are listening to the SGX LT. Exit MPT mode as in the
previous example.
In the previous examples four of the MPT entries were edited, however, you may
edit the entire MPT if desired. If you do not have access to a MIDI controller
and you wish to change between PRESETs easily, you may want to edit the MPT for
incrementing through a sequence of PRESETs. Example three illustrates how this is
do ne.
EXAMPLE 3

Setting up a preset sequence including the BYPASS (Y9) preset.

14