11.0 Internal Sounds
You can access the internal sounds either through the headphone socket or through the
line out to amplification. There is no direct volume knob. The left hand Jack is designed for
headphones and the right hand for line out or to amplification. The headphone output is
approximately twice as loud as the line out.
The following sounds are accessed from Midi Program numbers 1-128 (0-127) and Midi
Channel Numbers 1-9 and 11-16. Midi Channel 10 is reserved for a set of percussion
sounds. The numbers should refer to the numbers on the display. If this is out by one then
see
8.1 B.
to change the display numbering.
Piano
1. Acoustic Grand Piano
2. Bright Acoustic Piano
3. Electric Grand Piano
4. Honkey-tonk Piano
5. Electric Piano 1
6. Electric Piano 2
7. Harpsicord
8. Clavinet
Chromatic Percussion
9. Celesta
10. Glockenspiel
11. Music Box
12. Vibraphone
13. Marimba
14. Xylophone
15. Tubular Bells
16. Dulcimer
Organ
17. Drawbar Organ
18. Percussive Organ
19. Rock Organ
20. Church Organ
21. Reed Organ
22. Accordion
23. Harmonica
24. Tango Accordion
Guitar
25. Acoustic Guitar (Nylon)
26. Acoustic Guitar (Steel)
27. Electric Guitar (Jazz)
28. Electric Guitar (Clean)
29. Electric Guitar (Muted)
30. Overdrive Guitar
31. Distortion Guitar
32. Guitar Harmonics
Bass
33. Acoustic Bass
34. Electric Bass (Finger)
35. Electric Bass (Pick)
36. Fretless Bass
37. Slap Bass 1
38. Slap Bass 2
39. Synth Bass 1
40. Synth Bass 2
Strings
41.Violin
42.
Viola
43.
Cello
44.
Contrabass
45. Tremolo (Strings)
46.
Pizzicato (Strings)
47. Orchestral Harp
48. Timpani
Ensemble
49. String Ensemble 1
50. String Ensemble 2
51. Synth Strings 1
52. Synth Strings 2
53. Choir Aahs
54. Voice Oohs
55. Synth Choir
56. Orchestra Hit
Brass
57. Trumpet
58. Trombone
59. Tuba
60. Muted Trumpet
61. French Horn
62. Brass Section
63. Synth Brass 1
64. Synth Brass 2
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