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MPX 1 V1.10 MIDI Implementation Details
are presets and 200-249 are user registers (programs). The active program (the one currently running in
the system), is identified as program number 0xFFFF. Note that when an MPX 1 receives this message
it transmits a BUSY handshake message while it internally processes the received program. When the
system is ready for more data, it transmits a READY handshake message.
Transmit & Receive
Byte # Value HEX
1 F0
2 06
3 09
4 0bbb bbbb
5 1B
6-9 0n
10-73 0n
74-137 0n
138-201 0n
202-265 0n
266-329 0n
330-393 0n
394-399 0n
400-479 0n
480,481 0n
482,483 0n
484,485 0n
486,487 0n
488,489 0n
490,491 0n
492-515 0n
516-517 0n
518-557 0n
558-561 0n
562-563 0n
564-565 0n
566-567 0n
568-569 0n
570-571 0n
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Description
Sysex ID (Start)
Lexicon ID
MPX 1 ID
Device ID
Program
Program number (2 byte)
Pitch effect data (32 bytes)
Chorus effect data (32 bytes)
EQ effect data (32 bytes)
Modulation data (32 bytes)
Reverb data (32 bytes)
Delay data (32 bytes)
Sort flags (3 bytes)
Audio Routing (40 bytes)
Pitch Algorithm number
Chorus Algorithm number
EQ Algorithm number
Modulation Algorithm number
Reverb Algorithm number
Delay Algorithm number
Program name (12 bytes)
Effect Status (1 bytes)
Soft values (20 bytes)
Tempo (2 bytes)
Tempo Source (1 byte)
Beat Value (1 byte)
Tap Source (1 byte)
Tap Average (1 byte)
Tap Source Level (1 byte)
Notes
0-127
Program Number 0-249 for programs 1-250 or FFFFh for
current active loaded program
Stored parameter values in the order they are indexed in
effect, including options. See detail
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First two bytes make up a word for Effect Type; last byte is
for Source Type
5 bytes for each block: input, pitch, chorus, eq, mod,delay,
reverb and output. The bytes are Effect type, Upper input
connection, Lower input connection, Routing and Patch
type. See detail
0-10
0-11
0-18
0-8
0-5
0-8
12-character name (space filled.)
Determines bypassed state of each effect. With bit set,
effect is active; with bit not set, effect is bypassed.
0000 0001=Pitch On
0000 0010=Chorus On
0000 0100=EQ On
0000 1000=Modulation On
0001 0000=Reverb On
0010 0000=Delay On
10 soft row parameters 2 bytes each. The first byte is Effect
or Controller type and the second is the index into effect or
controller. See detail
41-400 BPM
0=Internal
1=MIDI
0=Eighth note
1=Dotted Eighth note
2=Quarter note
3=Dotted Quarter note
4=Half note
5=Dotted half note
6=Whole note
See detail appendix of values for controllers
1-8 beats average
0-127
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