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Viscount Concerto III - Operating Manual
The top line of the video page contains the parameters for regulating each section’s MIDI transmission
channels. The bottom line consists of the four sections for setting the MIDI reception channels.
Use the encoder to make the settings.
The next display, using [CURSOR (PG) DOWN], will unable you to select PG to transmit on MIDI
Out.
PGs can be transmitted on the four MIDI channels associated to the four sections of the organ
(depending on the settings of the channel setting video page described earlier).
To send a PG, locate the cursor on the section to which the channel of choice is associated and turn
the encoder. When each value is selected, the relative PG will be transmitted automatically.
The Program Changes set in this video page will also be saved in the dedicated and general memories.
Therefore, each recall of a memory containing a PG will trigger transmission of the MIDI message.
If transmission of the PG is not necessary, saving of the PG can be cancelled by selecting the value
OFF
in the video page shown above.
Press button [CURSOR (PG) DOWN] for the display concerning the adjustment of the MIDI
filters.
The filters for the following messages can be switched on and off:
o
Note:
Note On and Note Off (MIDI note messages)
o
CC:
Control Change (control messages)
o
PG:
Program Change (messages for selecting programs/voices)
o
SysEx:
system exclusive messages
o
R.Time:
Real Time messages (Start, Stop, Continue, MIDI Clock and Active Sensing).
The bottom line of the display contains the setting fields, defined by two letters.
The settings are:
-
N/N:
both filters off.
-
Y/N:
filter only active on messages received
-
N/Y:
filter only active on messages transmitted
-
Y/Y:
filter active on both received and transmitted messages.
After having done the regulations press [EXIT/NO] in order to stop the MIDI functions.
