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The MIDI Editor
With the MIDI Editor, you select settings which specify how the K150X will interpret its incoming MIDI signals.
Using the MIDI Editor
Enter the MIDI Editor by pressing EDIT F3. One of the two parameters shown in Table 5-1 will appear in the display; the
others may be accessed by pressing NEXT or PREV.
Display Reads
MIDI MODE
CHANNEL
MOD WHEEL
VELOCITY MAP
LOUDNESS MAP
PROGRAM LIST
* If the value is numeric, you can also enter the value with the right button-pad and press ENTR
MIDI Mode
About MIDI Modes
Information can be transmitted on 16 distinct channels in the MIDI interface. The K150X can respond in three ways to this
incoming information, with each of the ways having different interpretations and implications.
Omni Mode
The K150X will respond to incoming information on any of the 16 MIDI Channels.
This is the default mode.
Poly Mode
The K150X will respond to incoming information only on the specific channel currently specified
(the default is Channel 1).
Multi Mode
Individual programs of the K150X can be programmed to respond to different incoming channels.
Each MIDI channel can have a separate program number assigned. Multi Mode ignores the Omni
on/off message.
Selecting a MIDI Mode
Use INCR and DECR to step through the three choices.
MIDI Editor Parameters
Parameter
MIDI Mode
MIDI Channel
Modulation Wheel
Velocity Map
Loudness Map
Program List
Table 5-1
Adjustable Range *
(use INCR and DECR)
Omni
Poly
Multi
I - 16
Normal (0- 12 7)
Centered
0-7
0-7
Direct
1-32
33-64
65-96
97-128
1-64
65-128
1-128
5-1
What it Does
Selects the MIDI Mode
Selects the basic MIDI Channel
Selects the MIDI signal interpretation for the
modulation wheel signal
Selects one of the seven velocity maps
Selects one of the seven loudness maps
Selects the program list mapping from
controller to K150X.
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