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K.ON 

ESI

 

Mode 2 

 

 

 

PC 

K.ON 

MIDI out 

USB out

 

In this mode, the computer receives no signals from K.ON via USB. The signals are sent directly to 
the MIDI output port instead. Also signals sent by the PC are sent directly out to the MIDI output 
port. This allows you to use K.ON and the computer simultaneously to control an external device 
connected to the MIDI output port of K.ON. 

ALL NOTE OFF 

When pressing the buttons 

SPLIT

 and 

TOUCH

 simultaneously, K.ON will send out the all notes 

off MIDI command (controller #123). Use this function when you have problems with hanging 
notes on your system or sound module. 

Please note that not all devices support this MIDI command, so in some cases it might simply not 
work. 

GM ON 

Pressing 

CHANNEL

 and 

TRANSPOSE

 at the same time will send GM initialization information 

(MIDI values 

F0 7E 7F 09 01 F7

). 

XG ON 

Pressing 

CURVE

 and 

DUAL

 buttons at the same time will send XG initialization information 

(MIDI values 

F0 43 10 4C 00 00 7E 00 F7

GS ON 

Pressing 

TOUCH

 and 

CONFIGURE

 buttons at the same time will send XG initialization 

information (MIDI values 

F0 41 10 42 12 40 00 7F 00 41 F7

Please note that the GM/GS/XG initialization functions only have an effect if the connected device 
supports these commands. 

4.3 Pitch and Modulation Wheels 

Rotating the 

PITCH

 wheel during performance can change the pitch of the current performance 

(typically one tone above or below). However, the 

PITCH

 wheel can be reconfigured to send out 

another MIDI controller. Rotating the 

MODULATION

 wheel during performance typically adds a 

tremolo effect to the sound. The 

MODULATION 

wheel can also be reconfigured to send out 

another MIDI controller. This is described in section 4.7. 

 

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Summary of Contents for K.ON

Page 1: ...Expandable Controller Keyboard User s Guide...

Page 2: ...ESI Copyright 2007 Revision 1 November 2007 www esi audio com...

Page 3: ...9 4 3 Pitch and Modulation Wheels 10 4 4 Pedal Connectors 11 4 5 Controller Knobs Faders 11 4 6 Transport Controls 12 4 7 Controller Assignment 12 4 8 Save Load Functions 13 5 Tables with Default Val...

Page 4: ...the manual of your notation or sequencing software i e the included Cubase LE 4 0 In addition there are a lot of details about MIDI on the Internet A good technical resource and great starting point...

Page 5: ...after you have switched it on The LEDs of K ON will be turned on once the unit is powered and connected to your PC MIDI connection If you are not using the USB connection to your computer you can als...

Page 6: ...ntering numbers via the numeric keypad or with the buttons TRANSPOSE The TRANSPOSE button allows you to transpose the key range of K ON in the 12 semitone 1 octave range After pressing it the LED abov...

Page 7: ...PLIT mode First make sure to setup all parameters for the low tone Then press SPLIT to start the split function the indicator LED will be turned on Now you can start and edit the parameters for the hi...

Page 8: ...efined values KNx Check the table in section 5 1 for more information FUNC_B The FUNC_B button allows you to select between the predefined and user controlled MIDI controller values for the controller...

Page 9: ...pressing OCTAVE and CURVE simultaneously the MIDI I O routing of K ON can be changed The modes are 0 1 and 2 Check the following diagrams for a description of each of them Mode 0 In this mode the K ON...

Page 10: ...t the same time will send GM initialization information MIDI values F0 7E 7F 09 01 F7 XG ON Pressing CURVE and DUAL buttons at the same time will send XG initialization information MIDI values F0 43 1...

Page 11: ...pedal until you can see the keyboard is powered on and displays something on the LED display 4 5 Controller Knobs Faders Controller Knobs 8 controller knobs can send out MIDI controller values The co...

Page 12: ...red LED indicates the RECORD mode Please note that the PLAY and RECORD buttons can only be used after pushing STOP first as PLAY and RECORD modes are exclusive i e they cannot be used simultaneously T...

Page 13: ...djust the MIDI controller value by entering the desired controller number via the numeric keypad or with the buttons Note As Pitch is not defined to be any standard MIDI controller in the 0 127 range...

Page 14: ...0 9 The numeric display shows L the corresponding user parameter group that is saved can be loaded by inputting number 0 9 For instance if you enter the LEDs display L0 which means that the parameters...

Page 15: ...ontroller 113 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Group 2 Defaultvalue 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Name M VOLUME CS1 CS2 CS3 CS4 CS5 CS6 CS7 CS8 Setting Controller 113 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Group 3 Defaultvalue...

Page 16: ...se Time 64 0 127 73 Attack Time 64 0 127 74 Cutoff 64 0 127 75 Decay Time 0 0 127 76 Vibrato Depth 64 0 127 77 Vibrato Depth 64 0 127 Controller Parameter Function Defaultvalue Range 78 Vibrato Depth...

Page 17: ...ly with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is opera...

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