Yamaha SPX1000, Operation Manual

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MIDI CTRL ASSIGN
This function makes it possible to use MIDI control change
message to control the parameters assigned to the EXT CTRL/
FOOT VOL 1 and 2 controllers (see “EXTERNAL
CONTROL ASSIGNMENT” on page 10 ).
1. Use the UTILITY key to call the MIDI CTRL ASSIGN
function.
2. The underline cursor should be under the ASS (Assign)
parameter. Use the parameter and keys to select either
ASS 1 for control of the parameter assigned to FVOL1, or
ASS2 for control of the parameter assigned to FVOL2.
3. Press the PARAM key to move the cursor to the right
parameter and select the MIDI control change message you
will use to control the assigned parameter by using the
program select
and keys.
OFF
0
1 MOD WH
2 BREATH
3
4 FOOT C
5 PORT T
6 DATA E
7 VOLUME
8 — 6 3
64 SUST SW
65 PORT SW
66 SUST P
67 SOFT P
68 — 9 5
No control change numbers accepted
Control change number 0
Modulation Wheel
Breath Controller
Control change number 3
Foot Controller
Portamento Time
Data Entry
Volume
Control change numbers 8 through 63
Sustain Switch
Portament Switch
Sustain Pedal
Soft Pedal
Control change number 68 through 95
(Switch)
96—120 Control change number 96 through 120
If, for example, you select 1 MOD WH, the assigned
parameter can be controlled from the modulation wheel of a
synthesizer connected to the SPX1000 MIDI IN connector
(assuming that the MIDI channels are properly matched). The
cursor can be moved back to the ASS parameter if necessary
by pressing the SCROLL BACK key.
BULK OUT 1 & BULK OUT 2
This function permits dumping program data and/or BANK
MIDI assignments via the MIDI OUT terminal (The MIDI
THRU/OUT terminal must be switched to MIDI). This permits
transferring data to a second SPX1000 or storing the data on
a MIDI data recorder. The SPX1000 automatically reloads
data received from a MIDI data recorder into the appropriate
memory locations. *
The BULK OUT 1 function permits dumping all SPX1000
memory data (ALL), independent memory locations (MEM),
and independent program change assignment banks (BANK).
The BULK OUT 2 function permits dumping user early
reflection patterns (USER.ER) or all system data (SYSTEM,
current system status).
1. Use the UTILITY key to select the BULK OUT 1 or BULK
OUT 2 function.
2. Use the PARAM and SCROLL BACK keys to select the
data group to be dumped (ALL, MEM, BANK, USER.ER
or SYSTEM).
3. If you selected ALL or SYSTEM, simply press the STORE
key to execute the bulk dump.
4. If you select MEM, BANK or USER.ER, use the parameter
and
keys to select the desired memory location
number, bank or user reflection pattern, then press STORE
to execute the BULK DUMP operation. Selecting
in-
stead of a number will cause all the memories, all the
banks, or all the user reflection patterns to be transmitted.
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