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MIDI Channel
The MIDI Channel parameter lets you select the basic MIDI channel. The default channel is Channel #1.
When the display shows CHANNEL you can select the Channel number. Enter the new channel number with the numeric
button-pad and press ENTR, or use the INCR and DECR keys to step through the numbers 1 through 16. If a number greater
than 16 is entered using the numeric keypad, the channel number will be set to the previous channel number when ENTR is
pressed.
Mod Wheel
Your controller’s modulation wheel may or may not be centered. You can select which way the K150X interprets the MIDI
signal coming from your modulation wheel.
When the display reads MOD WHEEL, you can use the INCR and DECR keys to select between "Normal" and "Centered."
In Normal mode, signals coming from the modulation wheel are given the values 0-127. In Centered mode, the values are
shifted down to be from -64 to +63, with 0 as the center point.
Velocity Map
The K150X contains 8 velocity maps, which determine how the key velocity signals coming from your MIDI controller will
be interpreted. These velocity maps allow you to get different response characteristics from your MIDI controller.
When the display reads VELOCITY MAP, select one of the velocity maps by pressing INCR or DECR, or enter a value from
0-7 directly with the numeric keypad, and press ENTR. The default velocity map is map #0, which is a linear mapping in
which increased MIDI values result in proportionally increased interpretations by your K150X. Although 7 different default
velocity maps are supplied, the maps themselves can be modified with the Velocity Map editor under the Miscellaneous
Editor. See the Miscellaneous Editor for more information.
