[F7]: FILT (Filter)
Sets whether or not a filter is applied (the signal is not
input/output) for each MIDI event.
The filter can be applied either when recording or
when playing back data. The filtered MIDI events will
not be recorded or played back.
The following list are MIDI events that can be filtered.
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Filters
Sys Ex (System Exclusive)
Ch. AT (Channel After Touch)
PolyAT (Polyphonic After Touch)
Note
CtrlChng (Control Change)
Pgm Chng (Program Change)
P. Bend (Pitch Bend)
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Settings:
rec (record):
(not input/output),
(input/output)
play (playback):
(not input/output),
(input/output)
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SysEX Interval (System Exclusive Interval)
When playing back the system exclusive data (bulk
data) that is recorded on the sequence tracks, this
sets the interval that is inserted for each 1KB.
When the bulk data is sent from the EX to the
external device, a MIDI error may occur because of
the inadequate capacity of the external device. This
setting sets an interval time that provides enough
time for the receiving device to process the bulk data.
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Settings:
0~900 (msec)
The playback may be a little slower depending on the
currently set interval. Also when a MIDI error occurs,
try to set the interval a little higher and send the data.
[F8]: SYNC
Sets settings related to synchronization between the
internal sequencer and external devices.
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Event Chase
Event Chase allows during playback,fast forwarding,
or rewinding, for a designated event not to be
skipped. When Event Chase is set to a specific event,
even if you fast forward or rewind, the playback data
will be reproduced correctly.
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Settings:
Tempo; Tempo, PC (Tempo, Program Change);
Tempo, PC, Ctrl (Tempo, Program Change,
Control Change); All (All events)
When Event Chase is set, even if a song or phrase is
played from a mid point (of the song or phrase), the
designated event will be detected and played back at a
high speed from the beginning of the song. For this
reason, it may take some time to start playback or the
fast forward/rewind may become slower.
When set to “ALL,” a large amount of MIDI data may
be output through MIDI OUT jack resulting in a MIDI
error for the external MIDI device.
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Sync
When synchronizing a performance with an external
MIDI device, this parameter selects whether the
EX5/5R/7 uses own internal clock, or the MIDI
clock and MTC signals that are received at MIDI IN.
When set to “internal”, the EX uses the internal
clock. Select “internal” when using the EX alone,
and when using it as a master to control the timing
of external MIDI devices.
When set to “MIDI-A” (or “MIDI-B”), the EX will
be controlled by the MIDI clock signals that are
received at the MIDI IN(-A) jack (or MIDI-B jack).
Select “MIDI-A” (or “MIDI-B”) when the EX is used
as a slave (controlled by an external MIDI device).
When set to “MTC MIDI-A” (or “MTC MIDI-B”),
the EX sends MMC signals from the corresponding
MIDI OUT jack. (For “MTC MIDI-A,” the MIDI
OUT(-A) jack and for “MTC MIDI-B,” the MIDI
OUT-B jack). Select “MTC MIDI-A” (or “MTC
MIDI-B”) when the EX is used as a slave (controlled
by an external device such as a multi-track recorder
corresponding to the MMC standard).
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