Korg SDD-200 Owner's Manual page 35

MIDI Keyboard
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Range of possible sup
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Range of possible sup
ported note range settings.
B Pitch of supported note range.
The pitch of the supported note range can be set in
semitone steps within the range shown in the chart
below.
• Refer to the instruction manual for the MIDI
keyboard to determine its pitch range (MIDI note
data range).
Example: Using the DW-6000 as the control keyboard with the
SDD-2000 in the x4 mode and the supported note
range set at C2 through B4
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Press sequencer switch while
depressing MIDI switch.
B How to set the supported note range.
1" Hold down the MIDI switch and at the same time
press the SEQ (sequencer) switch.
The display will flash, indicating the current sup
ported note range. A dot after the note name in
dicates a sharp (#). liC.V means C#, for example.
This indicates the lowest note of the current sup
ported note range. C# 1 is indicated in this example.
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The actual supported note
range will determine which
part of the keyboard can be
used to "play" the SDD-
2000.
2, Press the MIDI switch and the SEQ switch; at the
same time turn the INCREMENTAL CONTROL knob
to set the lowest note of your desired supported note
range. In thex4 mode the supported note range will
extend three octaves above the selected note. In the
xi mode it will extend one octave above the selected
note.
When a MIDI keyboard is-connected and the send
and receive channels match, then you can play a
note on the keyboard to set the supported note
range. Play the lowest note of the supported note
range that you desire.