ESI ESI2000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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ESI Operation Manual
MIX C=01 Submix=main
Mzzz 111z zzzz zzzz
6. Press ENTER to exit the submodule. The ESI returns to the
Module Identifier.
2. MIDI Globals
MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a universal interface
which allows the exchange of musical information between various
electronic instruments. The global MIDI parameters affect the entire ESI.
1. Activate Master/Global module.
2. Select MIDI (9), MIDI Globals (2). This submodule contains four
pages, as selected with the cursor/page buttons.
3. Move the cursor to the parameter(s) to be adjusted, and select
the desired value(s) with the Data Entry Control . The first page
shows:
MIDI GLOBALS
Basic Channel: 1
MIDI Mode: omni
Rcv Prog Change: on
• Basic MIDI Channel: This is the default channel over which the
ESI will send and receive MIDI information.
• MIDI Mode: In Omni mode, the ESI will receive data transmitted
over any of the 16 MIDI channels. In Poly mode, the preset will
receive data only over the specified channel.
• Receive Program Change: When this function is turned Off, the
ESI will ignore incoming MIDI program change commands. When
On, the ESI responds to MIDI program changes normally.
4. Select page two by pressing the right cursor button. Pages 2
through four select which MIDI continuous controllers will be
received by the ESI.
The second page shows:
MIDI GLOBALS
Pitch Control -> pwh
Mod Control -> 1
Pressure Control–>chp
Omni Mode - The ESI receives MIDI data
on any and all channels, but plays only the
current preset.
Poly Mode - The ESI receives MIDI data
only on the selected MIDI channel, and plays
the current preset.
Multi Mode - (Multi LED lit) The ESI
receives MIDI data on any and all channels,
and plays the preset assigned to each MIDI
channel in the Multi screen.