Editing The Mpt With A Keyboard Or External Controller; Increment Program - Art SGX-2000 User Manual

NOTE: Don't forget, many foot pedals are configured for their preset 1 to recall
MIDI program 0. This example allows for this and preset 1 is recalled when the
foot pedal preset 1 is recalled.
EXAMPLE 2:

Editing the MPT with a keyboard or external controller.

Using this method of editing, you select the desired patch on the keyboard or
foot pedal, and then select the desired PRESET on the SGX 2000 for that sound.
You can do this while you are listening to the SGX 2000.
When used with a keyboard or other device which sends MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE
messages, MPT editing is simplified. We will edit the MPT for MIDI numbers 2 and
3, to recall presets 96 and 1. Once again it is assumed the SGX 2000 has not had
its MPT edited.
The keyboard/controller MIDI OUT must be connected to the SGX 2000's MIDI IN
jack. The MIDI channel on the SGX 2000 must be set to the same channel of the
sending device, or the SGX 2000's OMNI mode must be ON.
-Make sure you are in EDIT Mode. (Press EDIT button if not)
-Press the MIDI button.
-Turn the Encoder until you see in the LCD:
MIDI PROG= 2
PRESET= 3_
-Select a patch on the keyboard or MIDI foot pedal so [MIDI PROG= 2] is displayed
(select either preset #1, 2 or 3). If the MPT has never been edited, [PRESET=
3_] should be in the lower half of the display.
*The patch that causes [MIDI PROG=
second or third patch of the lowest numbered bank if the keyboard has banks of
patches.
-Use the Encoder to select preset 96.
-With the keyboard change the MIDI PROGram number to 3.
-Set the PRESET to = 1.
MIDI PROG= 3
PRESET= 4_
You may continue to program each of the keyboard's patches (say there are 64) in
this manner assigning any preset # to the patch.
In the previous examples four of the MPT entries were edited. You may edit the
entire MPT if desired.

INCREMENT PROGRAM

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 3 illustrates how this is done.
The sequence programmed in Example 3 may be accessed from the front panel. A more
useful way of using a programmed sequence is to access the sequence using the
REMOTE jack and a momentary footswitch. To access these presets we must program
the REMOTE jacks to increment or decrement through the programs. Example 4
describes how program the REMOTE jack to sequence through the ten presets set up
48
> MIDI PROG=
> PRESET=
2] to appear in the display is usually the
> MIDI PROG=
> PRESET=
2
96_
3
1_