Advanced Applications
External MIDI Processors
6-5
Reloading Setup Memory
ItÕs even easier to reload saved data by following these steps:
CAUTION
: The entire EEPROM content will be reloaded, erasing all of your edits since the
last time you reloaded.
1. Make sure a MIDI cable is connected from the computer or sequencerÕs MIDI
Out port to the Stage PianoÕs MIDI In port.
2. Go to Edit mode (either Internal Voices or MIDI Setups is OK).
3. Press the
Ld/Dmp
button. The display will show
l
l
l
ld
d
d
d/
/
/
/
.
4. Press the
Up
arrow (Yes) button. The display will then show
l
l
l
lo
o
o
od
d
d
d
while
waiting for data to come in.
5. Prepare your computer to play back the previously recorded memory content
then start it playing.
6. As data are received, the display will change to show what was received. The
display will brießy show
d
d
d
do
o
o
on
n
n
n
after the last of the data have been received.
Press the
Cancel
button to stop loading manually.
7. Stop the sequencer if it doesnÕt do so automatically.
The newly loaded global parameters will take effect immediately, but the setup
parameters and effects settings for the sounds wonÕt be effective until you change
modes or setups.
NOTE
: You can ÒcloneÓ your Stage Piano by dumping directly into another unit set up as
above to load.
External MIDI Processors
Another class of equipment that will complement your Stage Piano is a MIDI
Processor. This is typically a standalone, programmable box although MIDI
processing software for computers is also available. Among other things, these devices
do the following:
¥ MIDI channel remapping
¥ Zone multiplication
¥ Note pitch transposition
¥ Note velocity remapping
¥ Controller redirection and remapping
¥ Arpeggiation
¥ Inputs for additional pedals, sliders, knobs, and ribbons
¥ Setup storage for itself and attached devices
¥ MIDI signal routing
