bit MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD Owner's Manual page 22

CHANNEL A9SlSN TD CONTROLLERS
CH. ASSIGN. TO CONTROLLERS
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PITCH BEND
ON/OFF
-
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CTRL FOOT SWITCH
ON/OFF
-
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CTRL
PEDAL
ON/OFF
-
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CTRL WHEEL
ON/Off
-
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AFTER· TOUCH
ON/OFF
The following set of paraaeters lets you decide exactly Nhich of your
slaved units should receive control data, right doNn to the smallest
detail. But re•eMber
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only units that 'understand' this infor11tion
will be able to act on it, The synthesizers must both have the feature
you assign and be progra•aed to carry out the particular instructions:
you'd like'"""an example? DKr After Touch data sent to a unit "ithout
this feature will be ignored; it will also
be
disregarded
by
a unit
with the feature,
if
the slave was not instructed to i~pleaent thi9
info (e.g. if the relevant control parameters in its own sound
progra• are set to OFF).
We
can instruct the
NASTER KEYBOARD
to output control data
following parameters- in different Kays. ON/OFF values •ay be assigned
to one of the pre-defined Split Zones or alternatively to a single
NJDI channel. (ln Mhich case, the CH, ASSIGN TO CONTROLLERS values for
all Split Zones will automatically be set to
•o•
=
OFF),
for the
Vou should also re~eMber that any NIOI units 1et to ONNl ON ~ode Nill
react to all MIDI data sent out
by
the MASTER kEYBOARD; this •eans
that instrnents with OMNI ON will act on the following control
instructions even if you are sending this data to a special NIDI
channel.
This
allows you so~e extra fl•xibility,
but
if you really
Kant just one single unit to respond to AFTER TOUCH data (for exa•ple)
you'll have to •ake sure that other units are set to OMNI OFF! As
•entioned before, this will only work with NIDI units which can be set
to OMNI OFF mode in the first place,
Program•ing these para~eters follows fa•iliar lines, with one s•all
exception. After selecting KBD HAP •ode and a parameter nu•ber (23
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the current NIDI channel nu•ber is shoNn in the center display
and you can press the white button and enter a new MIDI channel
number. But what if l want a Zone insteadi you shout! That's the
exception: you'll find these lurking behind the 16 NIDI channel
nu11bers in positions
11
thru 19.
To
select LEFT ZONE enter "17M and
you'll see "LF" in the display; CENTER ZONE is found under value
•ta•
and
shown
as
•cE"
in the display; Mhile RIGHT ZONE hides behind value
•19•
and appears in the display
a9
•re•,
<As usual, the nu•eric pad
and the+/- keys get you to the same place in the end!}.
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PITCH BEND (23}
Setting a value of· "1" activates the Pitch Bend wheel on the BIT
NASTER KEYBOARD
itself, while
a
•o•
value disables the wheel; the NIDI
CH or ZONE set deter11ines which instrument (s) will 'read' the info.
(Unlike para•eter (12>, where data fro• the Pitch Bend wheel of
another control unit is accepted or ignored).
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