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CONTROLLER NUMBER

0

1

2
3

4

5

6

7

8
9

10
11
12-15
16

17
18
19

20-31
32
33-63

64

65

66

67
68

69

70-7

80
81
82
83

84-91
92
93
94
95

96 Data increment
97
98-121

122
123

124
125
126
127

CONTROLLER FUNCTION

Bank
Modulation
Breath controller
Undefined

Foot controller
Portamento rate
Data Entry MSB

Volume

Balance
Undefined

Pan
Expression
Undefined
Gen'l Purpose #\
Gen'l Purpose #2
Gen'l Purpose #3
Gen'l Purpose N

Undefined
Bank
Least significant byte for values 0 to 31
Sustain (damper)

Portamento On/ Off

Sostenuto

Soft Pedal
Undefined
Hold 2

Undefined

Gen'l Purpose #\

Gen'l Purpose #2
Gen'l Purpose #3
Gen'l Purpose #4

Undefined

Tremolo Depth

Chorus Depth
Detune

Phaser Depth

Data decrement
Undefined

Local control On/Off

All Notes Off

Omni Off
Omni On

Mono On - Poly Off
Poly On - Mono Off

Refer to a MIDI technical handbook for further information on these controller

functions.

Summary of Contents for ST-900

Page 1: ...o as possible The Studio 900 is the perfect choice for a musician looking for a simple yet versatile keyboard controller to produce quality results for the live or studio environment TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 88 weighted keys with hammer action One zone VelocitySensitive Pitch Bend Wheel and Programmable Wheel Two Parallel MIDI Outputs SustainInputJack Volume InputJack Program change MIDI Channel ...

Page 2: ... function switch must be released after the black number keys At this point the ST 900 is sending on that channel Program change A program change command allows you to change the sound on your sound source from the ST 900 The program change will be sent on whichever MIDI channel the ST 900 is currently set Program changes are numbered 1 through 128 You may notice depending on the sound source that...

Page 3: ...nvia WHEELA Aftertouch pitch 1 through 16 Refer to the sound source s owners manual for this procedure 3 Connect a momentary footswitch which circuit is normally open to the sustain input jack clearly marked SUSTAIN located next to the MIDI jacks We recommend a VFP 1 10 piano like sustain pedal available from Music Industries Corp 4 Connect a control voltage pedal for volume in the jack clearly ma...

Page 4: ...le However you must know certain basic MIDI theory before it can make sense Base Channel There are 16 different channels in the MIDI specification that can be accessed modulation volume and pan can be accessed by the corresponding black keys while all the remaining control functions can be accessed by the number or INC DEC keys To assign the programmable wheel press and hold the Control switch Ent...

Page 5: ...sion Undefined Gen l Purpose Gen l Purpose 2 Gen l Purpose 3 Gen l Purpose N Undefined Bank Least significant byte forvalues0to 31 Sustain damper Portamento On Off Sostenuto Soft Pedal Undefined Hold 2 Undefined Gen l Purpose Gen l Purpose 2 Gen l Purpose 3 Gen l Purpose 4 Undefined Tremolo Depth Chorus Depth Detune Phaser Depth Data decrement Undefined Local control On Off AllNotesOff OmniOff Omn...

Page 6: ...s may cause interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation Ifthis equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment on and off the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or reloca...

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