Yamaha V50, Authorized Product Manual

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4.1.9 SYSQ, SYSR, RINST, RKAT parameter change
Format
These messages change the setup data for rhythm and sequencer, one
parameter at a time. Some of these parameters are not received while
playing.
For kkkkkkk (parameter number) and ddddddd (data), see table 3.
4.1.10 Remote switch parameter change
Format
These parameters are for reception only, and allow all panel switches
to be remotely controlled. They cause the same effect as when that switch
is pressed. Reception for this data cannot be turned off by the various
MIDI switches.
For kkkkkkk (switch number), see table 1.
4.2 Voice data bulk dump
There are two types of voice data bulk dump, as follows.
1) Voice edit buffer bulk dump
2) Voice memory bulk dump
For the format details of each type of bulk data dump, see tables
1, 2, and 3.
4.2.1 Voice edit buffer bulk dump
The voice data in the voice edit buffer is transmitted when a voice is
selected in PLAY mode of single mode, or when Init Voice or Recall
Edit is executed. When this is received, it will be loaded into the voice
edit buffer. ACED2 is parameter data added to the TX81Z parameters
for the DX11. ACED3 is parameter data added to the DX11 parameters
for the V50.
a) Transmission
Data is transmitted in the following order. There is a time interval
of approximately 100ms between each bulk data.
1) ACED3 (Additional voice edit buffer3) bulk data
2) ACED2 (Additional voice edit buffer2) bulk data
3) ACED (Additional voice edit buffer) bulk data
4) VCED (voice edit buffer) bulk data
b) Reception
When data is received, operation is as follows. – indicates that the
data does not change.
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4.2.2 Voice memory bulk dump
This transmits/receives data for the 100 voices in internal memory, or
preset/card voice data (100 voices) all together or 25 voices at a time.
VMEM (voice memory) bulk data is the combination of VCED,
ACED, ACED2, and ACED3.
(twenty-five V50 voices) + (eight INIT VOICE voices) = 32 voices
a) Transmission
Data is transmitted in the following order.
a-1) When transmitting ALL.
header (block1)
VMEM (00-24)
header (block2)
VMEM (25-49)
header (block3)
VMEM (50-74)
header (block4)
VMEM (75-99)
a-2) When transmitting one block at a time.
header (specified block)
VMEM
b) Reception
When VMEM is received, “Midi Received” and the name of the
received block will be displayed. VMEM 32 voice bulk data without
a header is loaded directly into I00 – I31.
4.3 Performance data bulk dump
There are two types of performance data bulk dump, as follows.
1) Performance edit buffer bulk dump
2) Performance memory bulk dump
4.3.1 Performance edit buffer bulk dump
When a performance is selected in PLEY mode of performance mode,
or when Init Performance or Recall Performance has been executed,
the performance data in the performance edit buffer will be transmitted.
When this data is received, the performance data will be loaded into
the performance edit buffer.
For the details of the bulk dump data format, see tables 1, 2, and
3.
a) Transmission
Data is transmitted in the following order. There is an interval of
approximately 100ms between each bulk dam.
1) PCED2 (performance edit buffer 2) bulk data
2 ) PCED (performance edit buffer) bulk data
4.3.2 Performance memory bulk dump
This transmits/receives data for the 100 performances in internal, preset
or card memory, either all together or 25 performances at a time.
For the details of the bulk dump data format, see tables 1, 2, and
3.
a) Transmission
Data is transmitted in the following order. There is an interval of
approximately 100ms between each bulk data.
1) PMEM2 (performance memory 2) bulk data
2) PMEM (performance memory) bulk data
Data is transmitted in the following order.