CHD Elektroservis 8-435 User Manual Download Page 7

  P61-KBD 

  

MIDI  Interface for Korg Poly.61 Keyboard   

Model 8-435  ver. 1.0 

 

 

 

Copyright © 2018 CHD Elektroservis. 

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of CHD Elektroservis. 

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MIDI IMPLEMENTATION

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION    

 
The  interface  only  receives  MIDI  commands.  The  interface  recognizes  MIDI  Channel  commands,  Common 
System commands and System Exclusive messages. 
 

3.1

3.1

3.1

3.1     CHANNEL COMMANDS

CHANNEL COMMANDS

CHANNEL COMMANDS

CHANNEL COMMANDS    

 

The interface receives MIDI commands on selected MIDI channel ("MIDI Channel" parameter – see chapter 2.1). 
In OMNI mode, interface receives data on all 16 MIDI channels simultaneously. 

 

3.1.1

3.1.1

3.1.1

3.1.1     NOTE ON/OFF

NOTE ON/OFF

NOTE ON/OFF

NOTE ON/OFF    

    

The interface  recognizes MIDI Note On/Off commands with note numbers in range of 5 octaves. “Key Shift“ 
parameter (see chapter 2.2) defines assignment of MIDI notes to instrument’s keys. When six valid MIDI notes 
are  received  (all  six  instrument’s  voices  are  sounding),  all  following  received  MIDI  Note  commands  are 
processed according to “Key Priority“ parameter setting (see chapter 2.3). 
 

3.1.2

3.1.2

3.1.2

3.1.2     CONTROL CHANGES (CCs)

CONTROL CHANGES (CCs)

CONTROL CHANGES (CCs)

CONTROL CHANGES (CCs)    

 
The  interface  recognizes  standard  MIDI  CCs  Nr.  64,  120,  121,  123.  Other CCs  are  used  for adjusting of the 
interface’s parameters in edit buffer (CCs Nr. 16 to 18 -  see 

 on pic. 2). 

 

Table 2 

Table 2 

Table 2 

Table 2 –

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– Acceptable CCs overview

 Acceptable CCs overview

 Acceptable CCs overview

 Acceptable CCs overview    

CC Nr.

CC Nr.

CC Nr.

CC Nr.    

Name

Name

Name

Name    

Function

Function

Function

Function    

Valid value

Valid value

Valid value

Valid value    

CC #16 

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Key Shift 

Controls “Key Shift” interface’s parameter 
(See chapter 2.2) 

0 ~ 127 

(see table 3) 

CC #17 

1

Key Priority 

Controls “Key Priority” interface’s parameter 
(See chapter 2.3) 

0 ~ 31 = Last 

32 ~ 63 = Higher 

0 ~ 31 = Lower 

65 ~ 127 = None 

CC #18 

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Pitch Bend Range 

Controls “Pitch Bend Range” interface’s parameter 
(See chapter 2.4) 

0 ~ 127 

(see table 5) 

CC #64 

1

Hold 

Standard MIDI function 

0 ~ 63 = Off 

64 ~ 127 = On 

CC #120 

1

All Sound Off 

Standard MIDI function 

CC #121 

Reset All Controllers 

Standard MIDI function 

CC #123 

1

All Notes Off 

Standard MIDI function 

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R

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) The CC is only relevant for received MIDI notes, not for own instrument’s keyboard 

 
The  interface  recognizes  standard  MIDI  CCs  Nr.  64,  120,  121,  123.  Other CCs  are  used  for adjusting of the 
interface’s parameters in edit buffer (CCs Nr. 16 to 18 -  see 

 on pic. 2). 

 
CC #64 

CC #64 

CC #64 

CC #64 –

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– Standard controller: Hold

 Standard controller: Hold

 Standard controller: Hold

 Standard controller: Hold    

 

The CC #64 works in a standard way: Holds the tone generators sounding

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 when the "Hold" pedal is pressed

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Values 64  to  127 of the CC #64  are  recognized as  ON (pedal pressed), values 0 to 63 are recognized as OFF 
(pedal released). 

                                                 

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 Hold MIDI command affects only tones launched by MIDI Notes. Own instrument’s keyboard is not affected. 

Summary of Contents for 8-435

Page 1: ...7 Model 8 435 ver 1 0 OWNER S MANUAL Rev 2 2018 CHD Elektroservis ...

Page 2: ...IMPLEMENTATION MIDI IMPLEMENTATION MIDI IMPLEMENTATION 7 7 7 7 3 1 CHANNEL COMMANDS 7 3 1 1 NOTE ON OFF 7 3 1 2 CONTROL CHANGES CCs 7 3 1 3 PITCH BEND PITCH WHEEL 9 3 2 COMMON SYSTEM COMMAND RESET 9 3 3 SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES 9 4 4 4 4 SYSEX MESSAGES GENERATOR SYSEX MESSAGES GENERATOR SYSEX MESSAGES GENERATOR SYSEX MESSAGES GENERATOR 10 10 10 10 4 1 INDIVIDUAL PARAMETER SETTING 10 4 2 BULK DUMP...

Page 3: ...actory settings of the parameters after factory reset Parameters in permanent internal interface s memory can be changed with Bulk Dump SysEx message see chapter 4 2 After reset during each instrument start up parameters stored in permanent internal interface s memory are copied to edit buffer and they control the all interface s functions from there During the interface operation parameters in ed...

Page 4: ...ent s keyboard Values of the parameter can be from 0 to 67 If value 0 is set transposition is 0 the lowest key of the keyboard corresponds to MIDI Note Nr 0 and the highest key corresponds to MIDI Note Nr 60 If value 1 of the parameter is set transposition is 1 the lowest key of the keyboard corresponds to MIDI Note Nr 1 and the highest key corresponds to MIDI Note Nr 61 Etc up to value 67 of the ...

Page 5: ...troservis All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of CHD Elektroservis 5 Pic 3 Pic 3 Pic 3 Pic 3 Key Shift parameter description Key Shift parameter description Key Shift parameter description Key Shift parameter description ...

Page 6: ...ARAMETER This parameter adjusts maximum range of the pitch bend controlled by the Pitch Bend Pitch Wheel MIDI command 2 2 2 2 Valid parameter values are 0 to 24 The 0 value switches the pitch bend off MIDI command Pitch Bend is ignored The values of 1 to 24 set the bend range in semitones The 2 octave transposition is available thus The value in edit buffer can be adjusted by MIDI CC 18 see chapte...

Page 7: ...e s parameters in edit buffer CCs Nr 16 to 18 see on pic 2 Table 2 Table 2 Table 2 Table 2 Acceptable CCs overview Acceptable CCs overview Acceptable CCs overview Acceptable CCs overview CC Nr CC Nr CC Nr CC Nr Name Name Name Name Function Function Function Function Valid value Valid value Valid value Valid value CC 16 1 Key Shift Controls Key Shift interface s parameter See chapter 2 2 0 127 see ...

Page 8: ...CC 16 valu valu valu value to e to e to e to Key Shift Key Shift Key Shift Key Shift parameter value parameter value parameter value parameter value shift in semitones shift in semitones shift in semitones shift in semitones CC Shift CC Shift CC Shift CC Shift CC Shift CC Shift CC Shift CC Shift 0 0 16 8 32 17 48 25 64 34 80 42 96 51 112 59 1 0 17 9 33 17 49 26 65 34 81 43 97 51 113 60 2 1 18 9 34...

Page 9: ...20 127 24 3 1 3 3 1 3 3 1 3 3 1 3 PITCH BEND PITCH BEND PITCH BEND PITCH BEND PITCH PITCH PITCH PITCH WHEEL WHEEL WHEEL WHEEL Pitch Bend Pitch Wheel command has a standard function it changes the tune7 7 7 7 of the notes played8 8 8 8 The minimal maximal range of the tune bend is adjusted by the Pitch Bend Range parameter from 0 to 24 semitones see chapter 2 4 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 COMMON SYSTEM COMMAND...

Page 10: ...tor simply open the p61 p61 p61 p61kbd html kbd html kbd html kbd html file in your web browser e g by clicking on the file icon The generator window opens 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 INDIVIDUAL PARAMETER SETTING INDIVIDUAL PARAMETER SETTING INDIVIDUAL PARAMETER SETTING INDIVIDUAL PARAMETER SETTING To temporary change adjust one interface s parameter in edit buffer 1 Select value of one requested parameter 2 ...

Page 11: ...4 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 OTHER FUNCTIONS OTHER FUNCTIONS OTHER FUNCTIONS OTHER FUNCTIONS Select Hex Byte Form Hex Byte Form Hex Byte Form Hex Byte Form and Delimiter Delimiter Delimiter Delimiter character asrequired for your MIDI SysEx software15 15 15 15 Default setting of the generator is optimized for the recommended Pocket MIDI Pocket MIDI Pocket MIDI Pocket MIDI utility16 16 16 16 see Chapter 5 How...

Page 12: ...Connection for Bulk Connection for Bulk Dump Dump Dump Dump 4 Select the MIDI interface Outputs Outputs Outputs Outputs to device where the interface is connected to drop down menu Views Views Views Views MIDI Settings Input Port Ou MIDI Settings Input Port Ou MIDI Settings Input Port Ou MIDI Settings Input Port OutputPort tputPort tputPort tputPort 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 SEND THE TEXT SYSEX MESSAGE TO T...

Page 13: ...er Touch Key s Channel s X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Pitch Bender X X X X O O O O Control Changes 16 17 18 64 120 121 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Own CC Key Shift Own CC Key Priority Own CC Pitch Wheel Range Hold All Sound Off Reset All Controllers Program Change X X X X X X X X System Exclusive X X X X O O O O See description...

Page 14: ...hecustomer This date must be specified on warranty list together with dealer s confirmation During this period of time all defects of equipment or its accessories caused by defective material or faulty manufacturing will be removed free of charge Warranty repair is asserted by the customer against the dealer Warranty period is to be extended for the time period during which the product was under t...

Page 15: ...ts reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of CHD Elektroservis 15 Document 8435_manual_rev2 Manufacturer CHD Elektroservis CHD Elektroservis CHD Elektroservis CHD Elektroservis Nad kundratkou 27 19000 Praha 9 Czech Republic info chd el cz www chd el cz ...

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