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Note:

It is not necessary to continue playing the Midi file once the parameters have been loaded in the memory, however by modifying the

parameters while the Midi file is playing, it will be much easier to play back the result.

MODIFYING A SINGLE PART OF A MIDI FILE

Once a Midi file has been loaded, enable

SONG PLAY

and from the main page press

F1 GM Part

to call up the page dedicated to the parame-

ters of a single track of the Midi file. The Part is shown in the middle of the display, the parameters which can be modified are associated with
the function push buttons. Right underneath is the voice assigned to the Part and the effect used. The bottom part of the display is dedicated
to monitoring the activities of the sixteen Parts, while playing the Midi file and can be useful when locating a Part to be modified.
To move around between the single Parts use the

PAGE +/-

push buttons.

The parameters that can be modified must be selected using the dedicated function push button before the value can be modified.

Timbre:

Each track can use a voice taken from the Voice, User Voice and RAM/Flash bank. To modify the voice assigned, follow the normal pro-

cedure using the

VOICES, USER VOICE, PAGE +/-

push buttons and the function push buttons.

Modulation effect:

For each single track you can choose the modulation effect to be applied to the voice between Chorus, Distorsor and Delay,

using the

push buttons. The effect entity can be programmed using

F3 Chorus/Distorsor/Delay

F1 Volume:

This modifies the volume of the whole track. The value can be changed using the

VALUE +/-

push buttons which, if

pressed together at the same time, reset the value.

F2 Reverb:

This modifies the Reverb entity applied to the track. The value can be changed using the

VALUE +/-

push buttons

which, if pressed together at the same time, reset the value.

F3 Chorus/Distorsor/Delay:

This modifies the entity of the modulation effect chosen between Chorus, Distorsor and Delay assigned to the track using
the

push buttons. The value can be changed using the

VALUE +/-

push buttons which, if pressed together

at the same time, reset the value. The display shows the type of effect chosen next to

and also below the voice.

F4 Panpot:

This modifies the arrangement of the voice on the stereo panorama. The value can be changed using the

VALUE +/-

push buttons which, if pressed together at the same time, take the voice back to the middle of the stereo panorama
(I.e. equal volume levels on both speakers).

F5 Filter:

This calls up the page where some MIDI events can be muted from the playback of the track. For example, the user
may wishes to avoid using the Modulation or some other MIDI parameter that directly affects the voice. The MIDI fil-
ters can also be used to better control an external MIDI module. The page called up from

F5 Filter

shows a table of

four lines and four columns relative to the sixteen Parts. To be able to access the MIDI filter of a single Part use the

and

push buttons for Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4 that are to be selected by pressing the same push buttons repeatedly.

Use push buttons

and

for Parts 5, 6, 7, and 8.

Use push buttons

and

for Parts 9, 10, 11 and 12 and push buttons

and