Zone Programming; Status; Midi Port; Channel - Studiologic acuna88 Operation Manual

Zone programming

Control 1 Control 2 Control 3 Control 4
Control 1 Control 2 Control 3 Control 4

Bank MSB / LSB

Keybd.Range

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This chapter describes the programming of the zones in detail.
We will take zone 1 as an example. The programming of all other
zones is identical.
Press Data Entry. The display shows Select Zone. Select
Data Entry
+
zone 1 by pressing Control 1 (to select a different zone press
-
Edit
respectively Control 2 to 4).
From now on, the navigation through the parameters is
Data Entry
+
performed by pressing the + button and - button. Turning
-
Data Entry changes the value of the selected parameter. The
Edit
currently selected parameter is highlighted by an underscore in
the display.
To activate the zone for this preset, set the status to On. If Off is

Status

selected, the zone will be inactive.
If a zone should be usable for the preset, but not immediately
active after the preset is enabled, select Stb (Stand-by).

MIDI Port

Here you can choose the MIDI output for the selected zone. Three
options are available: MD1 for MIDI Out 1, MD2 for MIDI Out 2
and USB for the USB port.

Channel

You may decide on which MIDI channel the zone shall send its
data. MIDI channels 1 to 16 are available.

Prog.Chg

Prog.Chg stands for Program Change. Please refer to the manual
of your sound module or software instrument, to find which
Program Change value is used for which sound. If your sound
module follows the General MIDI standard, you can also refer to
the list on page 55. Possible values are 0 to 127.
With the Bank Select command you may choose the sound bank
of an attached sound module. The manual of your sound device
will give information about which Bank Select MSB and LSB
parameters to use. Possible values are 0 to 127.
The easiest way to configure the zone's keyboard range is to
press the key of the lowest note and then the key of the highest
note. You can also edit the keyboard range with the Data Entry
encoder.

Octave

You can change the pitch of the zone by ±4 octaves.

Volume

The Volume defines the sound level of the zone. Possible values
are 0 to 127.