General Music S2 Turbo, Руководство пользователя

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194 REFERENCE GUIDE
2. Specify the bar number on the
NUMERIC KEYPAD
and press
ENTER
to confirm:
Selecting an event with Catch Locator
You can select an event automatically.
1. Play the Song by pressing
PLAY
.
2. When you hear the note (or another event) that you want to see displayed, select
“Catch Locator” in the command/options column. The event closest to the
current Locator of the Song is selected and appears in the Event List.
Programmable Events and Parameters
There are different types of events–indicated in the Status column of the Event
List–to which different parameters correspond 1V, 2V, 3V, Gate (“V” means
Value). Some parameters may not be accessible for all the different types of events.
Status = Note Note.
1v Note name. [C-1 ... G9].
2v Dynamic value (or Key On Velocity). [1 ... 127].
3v Release dynamics (or Key Off Velocity). [0 ... 127].
gate Note duration. The duration is expressed in “ticks” (q = 192). [0 ... 65535].
Status = ProgramChange Program Change (selects the Sound; the value corresponds to the number of the Sound in
the Sound Library).
1v First number of the Extended Program Change of the S Series, corresponding to the
Program Change [0 ... 127] M
IDI
message.
2v Second number of the Extended Program Change of the S series. This can be recorded
only by selecting the Sound from the control panel. During M
IDI
reception it is replaced by a
Bank Select message (Midi Controller 0) [0 ... 127]. This message is sent to the M
IDI
O
UT
as
Bank Select.
Note: If a Program Change of a track and a Performance Change occur at the same point
of the Song, the Program Change prevails over the Performance Change and the Sound
selected will be the one recalled by the Program Change and not the one programmed in
the Performance. The same occurs with Volume events.
Status = ControlChange Midi Controller messages, ( S. the Midi Controllers in the Appendix).
1v Type of Midi Controller (e.g. 0 = Bank Select, 1 = Modulation, 7 = Main Volume...).
2v Midi Controller value.
Status = Bend Pitch Bend.
1v LSB value (Least Significant Byte) of the Pitch Bend.
2v MSB value (Most Significant Byte). Actual bending value. [0 ... 63 = pitch down; 64 =
neutral position; 65 ... 127 = pitch up].
Status = Mono touch Monophonic Aftertouch (or
channel touch).
1v Aftertouch intensity. [0 ... 127].
Status = Poly touch Polyphonic Aftertouch (applied to a specific note).
1v Note to which aftertouch is applied. [C-1 ... G9].
2v Aftertouch intensity. [0 ... 127].