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About the DX Simulator

 

The DX Simulator is providing an exceptionally simple and convenient way to edit and

control all of the 

parameters

 on the PLG150-DX Advanced DX/TX Plug-in Board —

even providing the same control format as used on the original DX7.  

DX Simulator lets you 

store

 your edits as an original Custom voice and 

save

 up to 64

Custom voices directly to the PLG150-DX.  Naturally, you can save additional sets of 64

Custom voices to floppy disks or your hard disk drive as 

DX Cartridge Files

.  The DX

Simulator also features a convenient, easy-to-use 

DX Librarian

 that lets you organize

your Custom voices.

Editing on the DX Simulator can be done from two different windows: 

Edit Panel

 or 

Edit

List

.  The DX Simulator lets you edit the Part parameters the sound of the DX voices

from the software side (Host application) without actually having to save the changes to

a Custom voice. 

For general instructions and explanations on how to use the DX Simulator, see 

Setting

and Changing Parameter Values

 and 

Toolbar

.  For information on specific, commonly

used operations, see 

Operations

.

Summary of Contents for PLG150-DX

Page 1: ...his Owner s Manual are the trademarks or regis tered trademarks of their respective companies Notices Yamaha makes no representations or warranties with regard to the use of the software and documentation and cannot be held responsible for the results of the use of this manual and the software The windows and illustrations in this manual are for instructional purposes only and may slightly differe...

Page 2: ...to floppy disks or your hard disk drive as DX Cartridge Files The DX Simulator also features a convenient easy to use DX Librarian that lets you organize your Custom voices Editing on the DX Simulator can be done from two different windows Edit Panel or Edit List The DX Simulator lets you edit the Part parameters the sound of the DX voices from the software side Host application without actually h...

Page 3: ...pop up menu which appears automatically when ever you start the DX Simulator and DX Simulator Setup Select DX Part Pop up Menu Cancel button may not be available depending on the editor you use z Select the desired Part The Select DX Part pop up menu appears when you first call up the DX Simulator Select the desired Part from the Part combo box x Click OK Click Details to call up the DX Simulator ...

Page 4: ...ator Setup dialog box z Select DX Simulator Setup While the DX Simulator is active and selected click Setup on the menu bar then select DX Simulator Setup Keyboard shortcut Alt U U then ENTER DX Simulator Setup can also be selected from the toolbar x Select the desired Part Do this from the Part No combo box in the MIDI tab Make other settings if neces sary See DX Simulator Setup c Click OK ...

Page 5: ...the DX Simulator Make sure to store your edits to a voice before selecting another voice If you ve edited the DX Simulator parameters and then select a different voice all your edited parameters will be replaced by those of the newly selected voice Selecting a Voice From the Edit Panel Window z Call up the Play mode Click one of the MEMORY SELECT buttons 1 32 or 33 64 depending on the desired voic...

Page 6: ...this dialog box by right clicking any inactive part of the window on the Macintosh click while holding the CONTROL key and clicking DX Voice List in the pop up menu x Select the desired voice Click on the desired voice then close the dialog box click the close button to return to the Edit List window You can play the currently selected voice by clicking on the keys of the keyboard in the DX Simula...

Page 7: ...o editing functions are available from the DX Simulator window However from this window you can Audition the currently selected voice by clicking on the keys of the keyboard Open a DX Cartridge File by clicking on the cartridge or cartridge slot Open the Edit Panel and Edit List windows below Closing the DX Simulator window exits from the DX Simulator plug in module Opening the Various Windows ...

Page 8: ...tual DX7 panel and lets you edit the voices much as you would if you were operating the panel controls of an actual DX7 keyboard For more information see Editing a DX Voice and DX Simulator Window To call up this window click anywhere on the panel control area of the DX Simulator window ...

Page 9: ...l DX voice param eters and allows you to easily change any desired parameter For more informa tion see Editing a DX Voice To call up this window click the DX7 logo in the DX Simulator window Alternately click Edit on the menu bar then select DX Edit List Keyboard short cut Alt E X You can also call it up from the toolbar ...

Page 10: ... window To select the Play mode Click one of the MEMORY SELECT buttons 1 32 or 33 64 Edit Mode In the Edit mode you can Edit the voice using the Edit parameters printed in lavender above each button To select the Edit mode Click the EDIT button Function Mode In the Function mode you can Edit the Function global parameters of the voice printed in yellow below the appropriate buttons These include o...

Page 11: ... dows Edit Panel or Edit List The Edit Panel window provides a virtual DX7 panel and lets you edit the voices much as you would if you were operating the panel controls of an actual DX7 key board The Edit List window provides a comprehensive at a glance display of all voice parameters and allows you to easily change any desired parameter Editing a DX Voice ...

Page 12: ...edited voice Then use the Save oper ation to save that edited voice with other Custom voices to a DX Cartridge File Both the Store and Save operations are necessary to ensure that your voice is saved properly Failing to do so would be roughly similar to writing a letter but not putting it in an envelope Make sure to execute both operations when you wish to keep a voice you ve edited ...

Page 13: ...on as any parameter has been edited a dot appears at the bottom right of the voice number in the LED c Select Compare Click the EDIT COMPARE button In the Compare condition the voice number in the LED flashes Play the connected MIDI keyboard or click the keys in the DX Simulator window to hear the original un edited voice While Compare is active the voice cannot be edited Moving the DATA ENTRY sli...

Page 14: ...NTROL key and clicking DX Com pare in the pop up menu In the Compare condition a check appears beside DX Compare in the menu All parameter values are ghosted and cannot be edited Play the connected MIDI key board or click the keys in the DX Simulator window to hear the original un edited voice c Select DX Compare again to return to the edited condition Do this as often as you wish to go back and f...

Page 15: ...rrently selected voice can be initialized from either the Edit Panel window or the Edit List window Initializing a Voice From the Edit Panel Window z Select the Function mode Click the FUNCTION button x Initialize the voice To do this 1 Click the VOICE INIT button 2 At the VOICE INIT prompt click the YES button 3 At the ARE YOU SURE prompt click YES again to actually execute the operation Click NO...

Page 16: ...n select DX Voice List Keyboard shortcut Alt E V You can also quickly call up this dialog box by right clicking any inactive part of the window on the Macintosh click while holding the CONTROL key and clicking DX Voice List in the pop up menu x Select the desired voice to be initialized Click on the desired voice c Initialize the voice Click the Voice Init button in the dialog box The specified vo...

Page 17: ... a DX Cartridge File Storing a Voice From the Edit Panel Window z Select the Play mode and the destination bank 1 32 or 33 64 to which the edited voice will be stored Click the desired MEMORY SELECT button 1 32 or 33 64 If necessary turn Memory Protect off for the selected bank x Click the STORE button c Select the destination voice number to which the edited voice will be stored Click the desired...

Page 18: ... box by right clicking any inactive part of the window on the Macintosh click while holding the CONTROL key and clicking DX Store in the pop up menu x Select the destination voice Click on the desired voice in the dialog box c Store the voice Click the Store button in the dialog box The specified voice is replaced with the newly edited voice This operation deletes the original voice data at the de...

Page 19: ...ks or your hard disk drive as DX Cartridge Files giving you unlimited storage for your origi nal voices For organizing the voices in the DX Cartridge Files use the convenient DX Librarian function z Select Save DX Cartridge File Click File on the menu bar then select Save DX Cartridge File Keyboard short cut Alt F W Save DX Cartridge File can also be selected from the toolbar x Select the desired ...

Page 20: ... File use the New DX Cartridge File command z Select Open DX Cartridge File Click File on the menu bar then select Open DX Cartridge File Keyboard shortcut Alt F R x Select the desired folder and file name then click Open Open DX Cartridge File can also be selected by clicking on the cartridge slot in the DX Sim ulator window When a DX Cartridge File has been opened a cartridge is shown in the slo...

Page 21: ...t application s track by using Extract DX Bulk Dump Data z Select Extract DX Bulk Dump Data from the Setup menu or from the toolbar c Set the location Track Measure Beat and Clock x Click OK By using the Insert and Extract functions together you can record and recall your edits as needed giving you an unlimited amount of undos For each major edit use Insert to save the edited condition to a sectio...

Page 22: ... changes to Stop and the oper ation is set to standby waiting for incoming data v Transmit the data from the DX7 or other instrument See the owner s manual of the instrument for instructions Make sure that the MIDI connections and settings are appropriate This includes the host application MIDI In setting Setup menu System Setup dialog box Device tab MIDI In b As soon as the DX Simulator starts re...

Page 23: ...ribed here pertain primarily to the Edit List Window For information on the controls in the Edit Panel window see Edit Panel Window Play and Edit Modes Combo boxes For combo boxes click the down arrow to expand the box then highlight the desired setting Parameter sliders For parameter sliders click and hold the slider then drag as desired Alternately click and hold any position along the slider pa...

Page 24: ...inuously increases or decreases through the value The cursor keys on the keyboard can be used to move around the parameter grid of the Edit List window Typing values directly Most parameters in the Edit List window can also be set by typing the value directly in the value box Click on the box then type the desired value and press Enter To cancel the type in value press Esc Once a value box has bee...

Page 25: ...ccess to some important functions and controls These buttons let you easily execute the desired function without having to select a menu Save DX Cartridge File This is the same as the corresponding command in the File menu It lets you save the current set of Custom voices as a DX Cartridge File for future recall See File Menus Save DX Cartridge File DX Simulator Window ...

Page 26: ...uence data to the DX Simulator See Setup Menus Extract DX Bulk Dump Data Also see Extracting Edited Voice Data from a Track Transmit DX Bulk Dump Data This is the same as the corresponding command in the Setup menu It lets you transmit the current DX Simulator settings as MIDI data to the PLG150 DX board See Setup Menus Transmit DX Bulk Dump Data Receive DX Bulk Dump Data This is the same as the c...

Page 27: ...ncrement or decrement parameter values to turn a function on or off answer display prompts and to move the cursor when naming a voice STORE button This button calls up the Store operation for storing the selected voice to the memory of the PLG150 DX In the Edit mode this selects the EG Copy function After you ve stored a voice to the PLG150 DX make sure to save the voice to a DX Cartridge File MEM...

Page 28: ...ivates the Play mode FUNCTION button This button is used to select the Function mode which lets you edit certain global param eters of the voice or instrument printed in yellow below the appropriate voice buttons LED display The LED window indicates the number of the selected voice It also indicates whether the original or edited voice is active when using the Compare function LCD display The LCD ...

Page 29: ...AVE This is used to select the LFO Waveform parameter 10 SPEED This is used to select the LFO Speed parameter 11 DELAY This is used to select the LFO Delay parameter 12 PMD This is used to select the LFO Pitch Modulation Depth parameter 13 AMD This is used to select the LFO Amplitude Modulation Depth parameter 14 SYNC This is used to select the LFO Key Synchronization parameter 15 16 MOD SENSITIVI...

Page 30: ...are used to select the EG Rate 1 4 and EG Level 1 4 parameters 21 RATE This is used to select the EG Rate 1 4 parameters 22 LEVEL This is used to select the EG Level 1 4 parameters 23 25 KEYBOARD LEVEL SCALING These buttons are used to select the Keyboard Level Scaling parameters 23 BREAK POINT This is used to select the Keyboard Level Scaling Break Point parameter 24 CURVE This is used to select ...

Page 31: ...ese buttons are used to select the Pitch EG parameters 29 RATE This is used to select the Pitch EG Rate 1 4 and Pitch EG Rate Scaling parameters 30 LEVEL This is used to select the Pitch EG Level 1 4 and Pitch EG Level Range parameters 31 KEY TRANSPOSE This is used to select the Key Transpose parameter 32 VOICE NAME This is used to select the Voice Name parameter ...

Page 32: ...ameters 5 MODE This is used to select the Portamento Mode parameter 6 GLISSANDO This is used to select the Portamento Glissando Step parameter 7 TIME This is used to select the Portamento Time parameter 9 EDIT RECALL This is used to select the Edit Recall function 10 VOICE INIT This is used to select the Voice Initialize function 14 VERSION CHECK This is used to select the Version Check function 1...

Page 33: ...33 Parameters Edit List Window To call up this window click the DX7 logo in the DX Simulator window Or click Edit on the menu bar then select DX Edit List Edit List Window ...

Page 34: ...re or tonal quality of the carriers A modulator stacked on top of another modulator alters the timbre even further Simply put the carriers produce the sound and the mod ulators change the character of the sound Changing the algorithm may result in drastic changes to the voice and could produce unex pectedly loud and noisy sounds Feedback Range 0 7 This determines the level of feedback Each algorit...

Page 35: ...1 Click the EDIT button to call up the Edit mode 2 Click the VOICE NAME button 3 Click the CHARACTER EDIT COMPARE button 4 Click the NO YES buttons to select the cursor position 5 Click the desired character printed on the right part of the relevant button Numbers 0 9 and letters A V are selected from the Voice Select buttons Letters W Z are selected respectively from the STORE MEMORY PROTECT and ...

Page 36: ...e are also related to the Modulation Sensitivity parameters LFO Waveform Settings TRI triangle SAW sawtooth down SAW sawtooth up SQU square SIN sine S Hold sample and hold This determines the waveform of the LFO triangle sawtooth down sawtooth up square sine or sample and hold LFO Speed Range 0 99 This determines the speed or frequency of the LFO with higher values resulting in higher frequencies ...

Page 37: ... degree to which LFO modulation affects the volume of the voice or how widely volume is modu lated by the LFO When applied to a carrier operator this produces a tremolo effect when applied to a modulator it produces a wah effect This has no effect if Amplitude Modulation Sensitivity is set to zero Both Pitch and Amplitude are modulated together by the LFO LFO cannot be set to modulate these indepe...

Page 38: ...s This is true when LFO Sync is off when LFO Sync is on the waveform is interrupted and begins anew for each note played When set to mult there are sixteen independent LFOs one for each of the sixteen poly phonic notes of the PLG150 DX This means that when you play several notes in suces sion the LFO will affect each note individually depending on when each note is played This creates an exception...

Page 39: ...t at zero then none of the external controllers can affect the voices Pitch Modulation Sensitivity Range 0 7 This determines sensitivity of the voice all operators to LFO pitch modulation Higher values result in greater sensitivity or greater intensity of pitch modulation This parame ter setting affects all operators of the voice equally Amplitude Modulation Sensitivity Range 0 7 This determines s...

Page 40: ... to Fixed Fixed Pitch Mode the keyboard does not affect the operator s frequency the operator plays at the same pitch no matter what key is played The term oscillator refers to the frequency or waveform generating element of the operator Oscillator Sync Key Synchronization Settings ON OFF This determines whether Oscillator Key Synchronization is on or off whether or not the waveforms of all operat...

Page 41: ...on trols lets you make small changes in the current operator s frequency Use these in tandem to set the oscillator s frequency Detune Range 7 7 Detune is a super fine frequency adjustment for each operator Mild detuning between carrier operators can make the overall sound of the voice more full rich and natural and reproduce the subtle pitch differences found in actual acoustic instruments Maximum...

Page 42: ...s between these points is set in Rate 1 4 above For most normal applications and especially for carrier operators the Level 4 parameter which determines both the starting and ending level of the operator should be set to 0 Otherwise the voice will continue to sound indefinitely Also Level 1 should be set to an appropriate value such as 50 or greater for proper EG operation In the Edit List window ...

Page 43: ...se DX Copy Tool z Select the source operator by repeatedly clicking the OPERATOR SELECT button The currently selected operator number is shown at the top right of the LCD x Click the STORE button c Click the desired EG COPY button 1 6 corresponding to the num ber of the destination operator The source operator values are automatically copied to the destination operator The LCD shows the source ope...

Page 44: ...olume change as you play in different octaves for more realistic acoustic instrument simulations Extreme settings can also be used for split keyboard effects The Depth of each curve can also be adjusted Keyboard Level Scaling Break Point Range A 1 C8 This determines the middle point for the curve The level is scaled up or down indepen dently on either side of the Break Point in the curve For most ...

Page 45: ...near curves provide a straight line proportional relationship between the note played and the resulting operator level Keyboard Level Scaling Depth Left L Depth Right R Range 0 99 These parameters determine the depth of the selected left or right curve At a minimum setting 0 there is no scaling and you can increase or decrease for negative curves the level up to maximum of 99 For values near the m...

Page 46: ...you set the Output Level and Velocity Sensitivity for each operator Operator Output Level Range 0 99 This determines the level of each operator The setting made here affects the workings of many other parameters For example Feedback EG Level 1 4 and Velocity Sensi tivity may have little or no audible effect if Output Level is set too low On the other hand Keyboard Level Scaling settings may have l...

Page 47: ...mines the touch sensitivity of an operator or how its level responds to your playing strength When Velocity Sensitivity is set to a value other than 0 the harder you play a key the greater the level of the corresponding operator The softer you play a key the lower the level When this is set to 0 the operator level remains the same no matter how softly or strongly you play the key Higher values giv...

Page 48: ...gment or cancel the automatic pitch changes made in the Pitch EG parame ters Pitch EG Rate 1 4 Range 0 99 These determine the amount of time that elapses between changes in the pitch as set in Level 1 4 below Pitch EG Level 1 4 Range 0 99 These determine the overall pitch of the voice at five points in time A value of 50 corre sponds to normal pitch or no pitch change Values under 50 lower the pit...

Page 49: ...ime Rate 1 4 of the voice depending on which range of the keyboard you play This param eter controls the degree of scaling a value of 0 produces no scaling and higher values produce a more pronounced scaling effect For values other than 0 the higher the note played the shorter its overall Pitch EG time Pitch EG Rate Scaling is useful for simulating the natural pitch scaling found on many acoustic ...

Page 50: ...ers let you fatten up sound of a voice by grouping together four detuned copies of the voice for every note played The PLG150 DX features sixteen note polyphony meaning that sixteen notes can be played simultaneously In effect a voice is made up of sixteen sound generating elements one for each note of polyphony The Unison parameters let you reconfigure the element assignment of the PLG150 DX such...

Page 51: ... for each note you play When this is set to 0 Random Pitch is turned off Higher values produce greater amounts of random pitch change for successively played notes Poly Mono Settings Poly Mono This determines how notes of the voice are allocated The Mono monophonic setting allows only one note to be sounded at a time This is useful for reproducing classic syn thesizer lead and bass sounds and is a...

Page 52: ...you a full two octave range one octave down one up This parameter is automatically set to 12 and cannot be changed unless Pitch Bend Step below is set to 0 Pitch Bend Step Range 0 12 semitones This determines the size of the increments by which the Pitch Bend wheel on a con nected MIDI keyboard changes the pitch A setting of 0 results in perfectly smooth pitch bending Values other than 0 represent...

Page 53: ...in Poly mode the available settings are Sus Key P Follow and Sus Key P Retain In Sustain Key Pitch Follow mode if you play a note or chord and then play another note or chord the sustain from the original note chord glides to the pitch of the most recently played note chord In Sustain Key Pitch Retain mode the pitch of the new note or chord glides from that original pitch es without interrupting t...

Page 54: ...t Initialize The Voice Initialize function lets you create a blank slate starting point for pro gramming a new voice z Click FUNCTION to enter the Function mode x Click VOICE INIT c Answer the display prompts VOICE INIT and ARE YOU SURE by clicking YES twice The resulting initialized voice has the following settings Algorithm 1 No modulation Operator 1 Output Level set to 99 all other operators of...

Page 55: ...e Edit Panel window SAVE This lets you save the current set of 64 voices to a DX Cartridge File z Click the FUNCTION button x Click SAVE to call up the Save DX Cartridge File dialog box Refer to Save DX Cartridge File for detailed instructions LOAD This lets you load open a set of 64 Custom voices from an existing DX Cartridge File z Click the FUNCTION button x Click LOAD c Answer the display prom...

Page 56: ...ings you need with the Open command and quickly insert them to a song or transmit them to your tone generator sound card Before saving a set of Custom voices as a DX Cartridge File make sure to store the voice cur rently being edited If a voice is not properly stored it will not be contained in the DX Car tridge File data Use this function to create a new DX Cartridge File Keyboard shortcut Alt F ...

Page 57: ...rtridge File Keyboard shortcut Alt F R then ENTER Open DX Cartridge File Selects the desired folder Returns up one level Creates a new folder Lists the file names Lists the file names with details size type date modi fied Selects the desired file name Selects the desired file type ...

Page 58: ...e Save keyboard shortcut Alt F W then ENTER Save As keyboard shortcut Alt F M then ENTER Save DX Cartridge File can also be selected from the toolbar Save DX Cartridge File Save DX Cartridge File As Selects the desired folder Returns up one level Creates a new folder Lists the file names Lists the file names with details size type date modi fied Selects the file name Type the desired name here Sel...

Page 59: ...Tool DX Store DX Compare In the DX Voice List dialog box you can Select a Custom voice for editing Initialize a Custom voice to the default settings Copy or swap voices in the Custom voice banks DX Voice List is only available from the Edit List window It can also be selected from a pop up menu by right clicking on any inactive part of the Edit List window on the Macintosh click while holding the ...

Page 60: ...e and drag it to voice you wish to swap it with This simply moves the voice to the selected location it does not affect the actual data Copy and Swap operations can also be executed from the DX Librarian dialog box Voice Init Click this to initialize the selected voice to its default parameter values This gives you a blank slate from which to create a new voice Drag Mode In the Voice List box a vo...

Page 61: ...elected from a pop up menu by right clicking on any inactive part of the Edit List window on the Macintosh click while holding the CONTROL key DX Copy Tool is only available from the Edit List window The menu item is ghosted and cannot be selected from the DX Simulator window or Edit Panel window To use the Copy Tool Click on the desired operator or EG and drag it to the operator EG to which you w...

Page 62: ...Cartridge File DX Store is only available from the Edit List window It can also be selected from a pop up menu by right clicking on any inactive part of the Edit List window on the Macintosh click while holding the CONTROL key z Click the desired location for the newly edited voice x Click Store to store the voice to the selected location Keep in mind that this replaces and erases the voice at the...

Page 63: ...k while holding the CONTROL key and clicking DX Compare in the pop up menu In the Compare condition a check appears beside DX Compare in the menu All parameter values are ghosted and cannot be edited Play the connected MIDI key board or click the keys in the DX Simulator window to hear the original un edited voice c Select DX Compare again to return to the edited condition Do this as often as you ...

Page 64: ...ridge File see Open Cartridge File below The Destination box contains the set of Custom voices cur rently in the DX Simulator and represents the new DX Cartridge File to be created First copy the desired voices from the Source to the Destination then exit the Librarian and save the new set of voices as a DX Cartridge File You can open different DX Car tridge Files one by one and freely copy the de...

Page 65: ...DX Cartridge File The voices of the opened DX Cartridge File are shown in the Source box Copy All Clicking this button copies all the voices listed in the Source box to the Destination box This is the same as Open DX Cartridge File This operation erases all previous voices in the Destination box and replaces them with the Source voices Init All Clicking this button initializes all the Destination ...

Page 66: ... only Extract DX Bulk Dump Data Plug in Editor only Transmit DX Bulk Dump Data Receive DX Bulk Dump Data Transmit XG System On DX Simulator Setup can also be selected from the toolbar OK Click this to apply all MIDI tab and Insert Transmit tab settings Cancel Click this to exit the DX Simulator dialog box without changing the MIDI tab and Insert Transmit tab settings MIDI Tab DX Simulator Setup ...

Page 67: ...or will send data to This should be set to same number as the Device Number of the tone generator sound card to which the PLG150 DX is installed If you have multiple tone generators in your MIDI setup and each is set to a different Device Number this parameter lets you select which tone gener ator will be affected by the DX Simulator If you are using only one tone generator this should be set to 1...

Page 68: ...erted or transmitted Bulk Dump Interval This determines the amount of time in seconds that separates each packet of data inserted or transmitted If the tone generator or sound card chokes on the incoming MIDI data or the insert transmit operation doesn t seem to work as expected try set ting the Interval to a higher number Insert Method Plug in Editor only Create a New Block When this is selected ...

Page 69: ...X Bulk Dump Data can also be selected from the toolbar Track This determines the track to which the DX voice data will be inserted Only tracks that have been set to the MIDI type can be selected here Measure Beat Clock This determines the precise location in the track to which the DX voice data will be inserted You can specify the Measure Meas Beat and Clock Make sure to enter this at the beginnin...

Page 70: ...t if there is no DX voice data in the specified range Extract DX Bulk Dump Data can also be selected from the toolbar Start Measure Beat Clock This determines the beginning point in the track from which the DX bulk dump data will be extracted You can specify the Measure Meas Beat and Clock End Measure Beat Clock This determines the end point in the track from which the DX bulk dump data will be ex...

Page 71: ...for directly transmitting the current DX Simulator voice data as MIDI bulk dump data to the PLG150 DX board To use this highlight the command in the menu then click Transmit DX Bulk Dump Data can also be selected from the toolbar Transmit DX Bulk Dump Data ...

Page 72: ...ce after executing this operation Otherwise the data will be lost upon selecting a different voice All Voices When this is selected the data for 32 Custom voices will be received Select the desired memory bank of voices 1 32 or 33 64 from the combo box at the right Receive DX Bulk Dump Start Click this to start reception of the data The progress bar indicates how much data has been received When t...

Page 73: ...s highlight the command in the menu then click This operation initializes all XG parameters System parameters and Part parameters and DX Native Part parameters On an XG Plug in System mother device the XG parameters of that device are also initialized However on a Modular Synthesis Plug in System MSPS mother device the parameters are not initialized Transmit XG System On ...

Page 74: ...74 Appendix Initial Voice Default Settings Appendix Initial Voice Default Settings ...

Page 75: ...75 Appendix Algorithm List Algorithm List ...

Page 76: ...76 Appendix Algorithm List ...

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