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MU128 Guided Tour
The bank select LSB values apply only when the bank select MSB value is
set to 0 or 48 — these are used for selecting variation Voices. (Additional
MSB values are available when an XG Plug-in board is installed.)
For a bank select MSB value of 0, there are expanded sets of XG Voices
featuring Voice variations under general categories such as Stereo, Bright
and Sweep. Each of these variation banks is selected with a different LSB
value. The basic map for the 128 Voices in each variation bank is the same
as the GM System Level 1 standard, as found in the basic Voices (when
bank select LSB = 0). Therefore, you can select the desired Voice by speci-
fying the program number, then select the desired type of Voice variation by
specifying the bank select LSB (as shown in the chart below).
For example, the basic Voice at program number 49 is “Strings1,” and
you can select variations on the Strings Voice by changing the bank select
LSB value while keeping the same program number. The variation bank
name (e.g., Stereo, Bright, etc.) indicates how the variation Voices differ
from the basic set of Voices.
Shaded portions in the chart below indicate Voices that are the same as
the basic ones in bank 0.
Bank Select LSB
Program Number
Bank127 ~
: : : :
70s Str
Orchestr
S.Strngs
ElGrPno2 PianoStr
ElGrPnoK GrndPnoK BritPnoK
El.Grand Strings1 Gunshot GrandPno BritePno
3 49 128 1 2
:
: : : : :
: : : : :
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:
Bank64 (Other Waves)
:
Bank40 (Tutti)
:
Bank3 (Stereo)
Bank1 (Key Scale Panning)
Bank0 (Basic GM
Voice set)
Ab
Use of bank select MSB and LSB when the Sound
Module mode is set to “TG300B”
The bank select LSB value is set to a fixed number and the bank is selected
by changing the bank select MSB value. The bank select MSB is used to
select the variation Voices; however, unlike the XG Voices, individual banks
are not organized into specific variation categories.
About the Parts and Voices of the MU128