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About system exclusive messages
KARMA music workstation system version 2.0 adds
support for the following system exclusive messages.
• SMF Data Dump Request reception
• SMF Data Dump transmission
• GE Data Dump Request reception
• GE Data Dump transmission/reception
• Parameter change transmission/reception in Sequencer
mode
In system version 2.0, the contents of the following system
exclusive messages have changed.
• The PROGRAM PARAMETER DUMP transmission/
reception Function ID 0x4C has changed to 0x72.
• The COMBINATION PARAMETER DUMP transmis-
sion/reception Function ID 0x4D has changed to 0x73.
• The SEQUENCE DATA (In Memory) DUMP transmis-
sion/reception Function ID 0x48 has changed to 0x74.
• The ALL DATA (PROG, COMBI, GLOBAL, DRUMS,
SEQ) DUMP transmission/reception Function ID 0x50
has changed to 0x75.
* If you would like to obtain the MIDI Implementation,
which includes a complete listing of the MIDI exclusive
format, please contact the Korg distributor for your
country.
About SMF Data Dump Request reception, SMF Data
Dump transmission, and GE Data Dump transmission/
reception
By using KARMA MW* (dedicated Mac/PC software for
the KARMA music workstation), you can use your
computer to edit and create GEs. You can create your own
original user GEs by editing all of the more than 400
parameters that make up a GE. The GE data you create can
be saved/loaded either via floppy disk or as a MIDI GE
data dump, and used in the KARMA music workstation.
The KARMA MW software is also able to convert SMF
(Standard MIDI File) data into a GE. You can use this
capability to create a user GE from any MIDI performance
data, and then edit the GE parameters to freely modify the
phrase. So that you can make efficient use of this, KARMA
Music Workstation system version 2.0 can receive an SMF
data dump request (song, track, measure region) from the
KARMA MW software, and respond by converting
sequence data from Sequencer mode into SMF and
transmitting it as an SMF data dump. Then the KARMA
MW software can convert this data into a user GE, and
dump the GE data back into the KARMA music worksta-
tion, so that you can use the KARMA function to modify
the phrase.
* Produced by Karma Lab (http://www.karma-lab.com).
Macintosh and Windows versions are available. English
version only.
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About parameter change transmission/reception in
Sequencer mode
In Sequencer mode, the following parameters can be edited
individually by transmitting and receiving system
exclusive parameter change messages.
• SEQ 1.1: Play/REC parameters other than "Location,"
"Meter," "Resolution," " (Tempo)," "Tempo Mode,"
Song name, "RPPR On/Off," "Track Select," "PLAY/
MUTE/REC," "SOLO On/Off," and Preference page
parameters.
• The parameters of the following pages:
SEQ 1.2: Loop
SEQ 2.2: Controller
SEQ 2.3: MOSS
SEQ 3.1: Param1
SEQ 3.2: Param2
SEQ 3.3: Key Zone
SEQ 3.4: Vel Zone
SEQ 4.1–4: MIDI Filter 1–4
SEQ 5.3: Tone Adjust
SEQ 6.1: KARMA
SEQ 6.2: KARMA Mdl
SEQ 6.3: KARMA GE
SEQ 6.4: KARMA RT
SEQ 7.1: BUS
SEQ 7.2: Insert FX
SEQ 7.3: Master FX
Program mode
Operation when the Program mode PROG 2.1-1b "Mode
(Voice Assign Mode)" (☞PG p.7) is Mono has changed as
follows.
In system version 1.0, notes were remembered internally
for up to three note-ons.
C on → D on → E on → F on → F off → E off → D off
C sounds D sounds E sounds F sounds E sounds D sounds No sounds
In system version 2.0, the number of note-ons remembered
has been expanded to ten. This is effective when perform-
ing in mono mode.
C on → D on → E on → F on → F off → E off → D off
C sounds D sounds E sounds F sounds E sounds D sounds C sounds
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