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SINGLE MODE
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This sets the pan position of the program in the stereo outputs and the
range is L50 through MID (00) to R50.
This allows you to assign any program to one of the 8 individual outputs
should you wish to mix the program using an external mixer. The range is
OFF, 1-8.
NOTE: It is possible to send individual keygroups to these outputs so the results you get
may sometimes be a little unpredictable if you are not sure of the keygroup assignments.
This sets the level of the audio appearing at the individual outputs.
This allows you to route the program to one of the four effects channels,
FX1, FX2, RV3 or RV4. You may also switch the effects routing to OFF.
This sets the effect send level. The range is 0-99.
NOTE 1: The and the parameters only function when the optional EB16 multi-
effects processor is installed.
NOTE 2: In any of the SINGLE mode’s pages, if the EB16 is installed, you may
conveniently mute them using F8 - . This will turn off all four effects channels so
that you can hear the program(s) in isolation.
SETTING PROGRAMS’ MIDI PARAMETERS
Pressing F3 - - will display the following screen:
This could be regarded as a ‘MIDI mixer’ as it follows a similar layout to the MIX page
described above. This page allows you to set various MIDI parameters for each program.
The parameters are:
This shows the number of the program 1-128 selected in the main
SINGLE page although you may select another program or group of
programs in this field.
This allows you to set the MIDI channel for any program and the range is
OM (omni) through 1-16. This parameter allows you to layer programs
together by setting two or more programs to the same program number
and setting their MIDI channels the same in this field. It also allows you to
set up sophisticated multi-timbral configurations (i.e. set several programs
to the same program number and assign different MIDI channels to each
program). You may also layer two or more programs within a multi-timbral
configuration of course.
When two programs are given the same program number, it is possible to
set up keyboard splits by setting the note range of the programs. This
parameter ignores each programs keygroup ranges and simply imposes a
range on the whole program. In this way, you can quickly set up very
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