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2. Channel messages
Channel messages are received as follows.
When the Omni Sw is on, the channel has no significance for Note On/Off, Control Change, Pitch Bend
and After Touch.
When the Program Change SW is on, Program Changes take effect on the Basic Receive Channel. When
it is off, Program Changes have no effect.
Transmission is performed when the internal MIDI sequencer is playing, and when the KNOB Control
function and FKey Play function are being used.
When the MIDI sequencer is playing, the MIDI events that are played back are transmitted to the internal
tone generator, and also simultaneously transmitted via MIDI OUT.
When the FKey Play function is used, Note On/Off messages will be transmitted on the specified channel
with the specified note number and velocity. The velocity used when transmitting a Note Off message is
fixed. Note Off messages will have a velocity of 0 if the form $8n is used, and if the form $9n is used the
velocity will be determined case by case.
2.1. Reception
2.1.1. Note off
Note range
= C-2...G8
Velocity range
= ignored
2.1.2. Note on/off
Note range
= C-2...G8
Velocity range
= 0...127
2.1.3. Polyphonic aftertouch
Not received.
2.1.4. Control changes
The following parameters can be controlled.
Parameters which function for each program.
cntrl#
parameter
data rng
5
Portament time
0...127
0-120
Portament R/T
0...127
0-120
S/H Speed
0...127
0-120
AD Pan
0...127
0-120
AD Level
0...127
0-120
Program Level
0...127
0-120
EF1 Level
0...127
0-120
EF1 Pan
0...127
0-120
EF1 Parameter 1...16
0...127
0-120
EF2 Level
0...127
0-120
EF2 Pan
0...127
0-120
EF2 Parameter 1...16
0...127
0-120
EF3 Level
0...127
0-120
EF3 Pan
0...127
0-120
EF3 Parameter 1...16
0...127
Parameters marked by "*" depend on the Control Matrix settings.
Parameters which function for each MIDI channel of a program
cntrl#
parameter
data rng
7
Volume(Level)
0...127
10
Pan
0...127
64
Sustain
0...127
65
Portament ON/OFF
0...127
66
Sostenute
0...127
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*
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Parameters which function for samples or sample banks
cntrl#
parameter
data rng
0-120
Pitch Mod Depth
0...127
0-120
Amp Mod Depth
0...127
0-120
Cutoff Mod Depth
0...127
0-120
Cutoff Bias
0...127
0-120
Filter Q/Width
0...127
0-120
Pan Bias
0...127
0-120
Pitch Bias
0...127
0-120
Volume(Level)
0...127
0-120
LFO Speed
0...127
0-120
LFO Delay
0...127
0-120
AEG Attack
0...127
0-120
AEG Release
0...127
0-120
PEG Atack
0...127
0-120
PEG Release
0...127
0-120
FEG Attack
0...127
0-120
FEG Release
0...127
0-120
Pitch Bend
0...127
0-120
Start Address
0...127
Parameters marked by "*" depend on the Control Matrix settings.
2.1.5. Mode messages
Messages which function always
cntrl#
parameter
data rng
120
All sound off
0...127
121
Reset all controllers
0...127
123
All notes off
0...127
Messages which function for samples or sample banks
cntrl#
parameter
data rng
126
mono mode
0...127
127
poly mode
0...127
2.1.6. Program changes
When a program change is received, the A3000 will select the correspondingly-numbered program as the
one for playing and editing. However if the Program Change SW is off, nothing will happen. Also, pro-
gram changes will be processed only on the channel specified by the Basic Receive SW.
2.1.7. Pitch bend
The 7 bits of the MSB are used.
2.1.8 Channel aftertouch
Received.
3. Realtime messages
3.1. Reception
3.1.1. Active sensing
Once active sensing is received, monitoring will begin, and if no MIDI input appears for an interval longer
than approximately 400 msec, the MIDI receive buffer will be cleared, and the tone generator will be
damped.
MIDI data format
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