Yamaha QS-300 Supplementary Manual page 43

Sound lists and midi data

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QS300 NATIVE DUMP REQUEST

11110000

01000011

0010nnnn

01001011

0aaaaaaa

11110111

For address and byte count, refer to attached table.

The following six data types are received.

All System Data

User Normal Voice Data

Current Normal Voice Data (Effective only during Normal Voice Mode)

User Drum Key Data

User Drum Common Data

System Information

(3-6-5) XG PARAMETER REQUEST

11110000

01000011

0011nnnn

01001100

0aaaaaaa

11110111

For address and byte count, refer to appended table.

The following four data types are received.

System Data

Multieffect data (by module)

Multipart data (by part)

Drums Setup Data

(3-6-6) QS300 NATIVE PARAMETER REQUEST

11110000

01000011

0011nnnn

01001011

0aaaaaaa

11110111

For address and byte count, refer to attached table.

The following five data types are received.

System Data

Current Normal Voice Data

Current Normal Element Data

User Drum Key Data

User Drum Common Data

(4) Structural Diagram: Keyboard Switch Section, Sequencer Section, and Tone Generator

MIDI IN

The system distinguishes between note data received via MIDI and note data generated by the sequencer and local keyboard. But sustain, sostenuto, and all other controllers apply

unconditionally to all notes, regardless of the source.

The ALL SOUND OFF message also makes no distinction; it shuts off all notes in the targeted channel, regardless of whether the source is local or MIDI.

ALL NOTES OFF received via MIDI is effective only on MIDI notes currently sounding through the targeted channel. The sequencer does not record this message.

MIDI Data Format

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YAMAHA ID

Device Number

Model ID

aaaaaaa

Address High

aaaaaaa

Address Mid

aaaaaaa

Address Low

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