bit MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD Owner's Manual page 18

As we said in the Intro, you can hook up another KIDI source to the
BIT
"ASTER KEYBOARD, be
it
a
re1ote keyboard
or a
sequencer
or
co•puter, (But in the latter case please check out the special section
•EXTERNAL SEQUENCER CONNECTION• beforehand). Input fro~ another
instrueent can be processed in I variety of Nays, you may Nant to
ignore or 'filter out' certain co••ands while passing others on.
The features in this part of the KEYBOARD MAP are standard MIDI
control parameters
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so those of you fa•iliar Nith HIDI instru~ents can
skip this section! They are entered and stored in Patches just like
the data "e've dealt "ith so far. To program para~eters governing HIDI
IN put the KASTER KEYBOARD in KBD
"AP
eode (as usual, using the
•scROLL" buttons>; choose the address for the para1eter you want to
change (pressing the white button under the ADDRESS LED, then ~ntering
the paraêeter nu~ber). Enter the appropriate value (pressing the "bite
button under the •vALUEu LED, then enter the value using the numeric
pad or
+/-
buttons). The HIDI CH LED is inactive and will show two
horizontal lines during these operations.
MIDI IN
MIDI OUT 1 MIDI OUT 2
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RECEIVE CHANNEL (10)
If you have programaed a •o".value in the DHNI MODE (Para1eter 111,
i.e. OMNI OFF, you can now deter•ine "hîch of the incoming HlDI
channels 1 - ib contains control data for the BIT NASTER KEYBOARD. The
source instrument must obviously transmit the data over the
appropriate channel, for the
nASTER
KEYBOARD to act on it!
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D"NI (11)
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Here you can choose whether
or
not the BIT KASTER KEYBOARD should
respond to all incoming MIDI control data (OMNI ON, value
w1•1
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regardless of which channelJ or only process data fro• one particular
channel (DMNl OFF, value •0•1, that you previously selected in
para•eter
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