akai Akai Professional MX1000 Akai MX1000 User's Manual

AKAI

MX1000 MIDI Master Keyboard Owner's Manual

Thank you for purchasing the MX1000 MIDI master keyboard.

The MX1000 will be an excellent MIDI master controller when connected with

slaves,

sophisticated design and operational transparency

in every situation —- on stage, or in studio. Additionally,when installed

sotmd board, the MX1000 can

To make

playing. Also, keep the manual in a safe and easily accessible place for future

such as the S1100 digital sampling module or other MIDI-compatible equipment. Also, its

/?exibility allows you to best perform your duties

with the optional PM 76 piano

be played as an authentic digital piano.

best use of the MX1000’s various features, read this Owner's Manual thoroughly before

various types of MIDI

reference.

Features

v 76-key, weighted keyboard v 6 preset Velocity Curves

Expands your musical expression with adjust- And 8 user-programmable curves

able MIDI note on velocity curve and after able.

are avail-

touch (channel pressure) range.

v Velocity Key Follow

Feature

' 4KeyGroups/100Pmgrams/4 Program Chains Corrects the heard difference between higher

Enables you to control several MIDI slaves at a and lower notes’ levels (volumes)

time.

each of which can be assigned

MIDIparameters. One Program includes these 0 4 individual

4 Key Group settings and the MX1000

memorize

these

° Ba¢k'1it LCD (Liquid Clystal DiSP1aY)

Supplies an excellent graphical user interface

76 keys can be split into 4 Key Groups, adjustment.

with various

C811 Enables direct MIDI connections

up to

100 Programs.

MOIQOVQI,

MX1000and slaves, to eliminate the possibility

Programs can be selected and arranged of MIDI delay,

in up to 4 Program Chains.

v "Panic" Key and MIDI

Useful to solve a sudden

MIDI, For instanee, the Panie key will mute

MIDI-OUT

jacks

Monitoring feature

problem whenusing

with up to 320 character display capability and hanging notes caused by the diseenneetien of

enables easy programming by 6 soft keys.

MIDI cables, and the latter will give

assignments to MIDI control sliders/ switches.

by velocity

between the

a list of

' Assignable MIDI parameter controls

Consists of

MIDI control sliders

signed With MIDI ($011301 Change, bend L1p/ Available by saving onto an optional IC

down, after touch, and4MIDI control

With MIDI 110t€011/Off (4'n°te

types), MIDI program ¢hange- Furth<-rrm<>re, System Exclusive messages.

additional controlsare availableby 4 foot pedal

controls, 4 foot switches, 1 sustain switch, and

program up /down switches connected to the

rear panel jacks.

2 types: slider and switch types. 4

can be individually as- Internal Meme;-y

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Table

Before

Panel

Connections

Relationship

Operation

Basic
Basic Key Operation

Main

Program Chain

Key Group

Control

System mode

Card mode

Using the

Speci?cations

MIDI Implementation

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Contents

Starting Operations

Description

modes ..........................................................

Operating

mode ...............

Selecting

Editing

Playing in

mode .....................................................................................................................................

Basic

Setting the

Adjusting

Specifying
Setting the

Curve edit

Curvecopy screen....._.......

Key

follow screen

Saving

mode ......................................................................................................

Assigning

Assigng

Assigningthe

Specifying

Assigning

Saving Operation
Chart:

Entering

System

Exclusive

Reception

Program

Channel

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Entering

Naming

Saving
Loading

MX1000 with

Connections

Applications

Using

as a slave

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among Key

Procedures

a Program

mode

a Program

a Program

Operating

MIDI Parameters

the preset

the

velocity curves

screen .....

operation

the

MIDI control

the MIDI

foot switches

chords ..........................................................................

the extra

Assignable

.....................................................................................................................

the System

setup screen

screen .........................................

/Transmission

Copy

/MIDI—OUT

the

Card mode

a data set

a data set

a data

set ........................................................................................................................

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Groups/

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by the Foot

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Chain

Procedures

volume

key range

....

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control switches

Program

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Controllers

mode ..................................................................

screen ..................................................

assign

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in your

Programs

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sliders/ foot

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to MIDI

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screen .....................................................................

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sound

MIDI system

/Program Chains

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Before Starting Operations

Power requirements

Power requirements for electrical equipment

Please ensure that your MX1000

consult

with a qualified electrician.

220V~230V, 50Hz for

240V, 50Hz

120V, 6OHz for U.S.A. and Canada

for U.K. and Australia

Europe except U.K.

Tmn off the power after use.

K Tum the power

connected to

How to handle the AC power cord

Neverpull the power cord itself or, it may damage

hold the plug cover to remove

electrocution. Do not touch the AC power cord

off after use to be safe and to conserve energy.

AC socket if it is not going to be used for a while.

meets the power requirements in your area.

it from the socket for safety purposes and

differ from area to area.

If in doubt,

Do not leave the MX1000

the plug's intemal connections. Always

to prevent

/plug cover with wet hands.

Prevent from spilling water or dropping metal

Watch carefully especially formischievous acts by

coins, or other metal objects, or ?ammable objects

Modification is dangerous and may result in the

Contact your nearest ”AKAI

professional” dealer for all the after-sales servicing.

About the location

To promote optimal

locations are not advisable:

1. Around

2. Humid and dusty places

3. Locations easily affected by vibrations

4. Locations with no air circulation

5. Sloped or slanted locations

6. Extremely cold places

The MX1000's affect on other electrical

The MX1 000 may cause TV

in such cases, move

use of the MX1000, be conscious of where it is placed.

heaters or heat releasing machines, and places exposed

equipment

and radio interferencenoise whenused close

the MX1000 away from those units.

objects in the MX1000.

children. Do notdrop needles, hairpins,

such as paper into the MX1000.

MX1000 malfimctioning.

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to direct sunlight

to TVs and radios.

Be careful of aerosol spray insecticides.

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disconnect

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thinner

socket and

voltage

or benzine

back

following

is low:

the MX1000

soap or a

any other

up while the

warning

neutral detergent.

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damage

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poweris turned

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moving

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Refrain

the finish.

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1) MIDI control sliders 1~4

Allows individual controls of

extemal MIDI Controls the modulation range (MIDI control

7) Modulation wheel

slaves. Parameters such as MIDI control No.1) over a programmable

change (modulation wheel, main volume,

etc.), pitch bend, after touch, etc., can be as-

signed to the sliders.

8) MIDI control switches 1-4

Enables individual control

slaves usingparameters

2) LCD

change, MIDI program change,

Displays the various programming screens

with 6 soft keys. Up to 320-character (40 9) Funetion keys F1-F6

character x 8 lines) display and graphic edit-

ing capability.

seleet the displayed fungtjons (as software

keys) corresponding

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range.

of extemal MIDI

such as MIDI control

etc..

to those keys.

3)

2-digit

Displays the Program munber

LED

selected.

10) Panic

When pressed,

key

sage in all MIDI

4)

Cursor

keys

notes.

Move the cursor in 4 directions (up/down/

right /left) among displayed parameters. 11) Data keys

Increases /decreases

5)

keys

Ten

(upper/lower)

Selects a Program nmnber or Step number (in

the Program Chain mode).

12) Keyboard

76-key (E0-G6)

with adjustable note on velocity and

6) Pitch bend wheel

Allows pitch bend up and down

over a pro-

touch.

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channels to mute hanging

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Power switch

Turns the

14) AC inlet

The supplied

here.

15)

Memory protect

Enables

MX1000 on/off.

/disables the MX1000’s

memory protection.

16)

MIDI-IN

Receives

master to

jack

MIDI messages

control the MX1000.

use?ll when

both

the MX1000 and

quencer.

17)

MIDI-THRUjack

Transmits

ceived

18)

MIDI-OUT

the

by the MIDI-IN

jacks A~D

Transmit the

the MX1000.

individually

19) LCD eehtt-est

Each MIDI-OUTis

assignable.

Adjusts the brightness

view of the

displayed information.

it

AC power

switch

mergmg the

same MIDI messages

MIDI messages

adjuster

cord is connected

from an

It is especially

MIDI messages

external master

jack. Anoptional

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21) Sustain jack

Enables

(MIDI

switch

22) Foot switch

Enables

transmission

control

(normal-close

control of extemal

depressing

internal

een?eeted

23) Foot pedal

Enables

control of

extemal depressing

these

inputs Each

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or se-

the SGIIIG NHDI

Change, Pifeh bend

etc.) as

the MIDI control

front panel;

as re-

and

24) Mem°1'Y

inserted

25) Audio output

Pian°

here.

smmd board)

When the MX1000

tional piano

headphones

appear here.

Covered with a

of damper information

No.64) by depressing

type) comected

jacks 1~4

MIDI slaves

foot switches (nonnal-close

here-

jacks 1~4

extemal MIDI slaves

variable

foot pedals comected

feet pedal canbe

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jacks

and audio output

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blank Panel-

a foot

here.

by

type)

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to

assigned

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PM76, its

jacks

board, it is

20)

Program

Enables you

a foot

here.

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up/down jack

to select a Program

switch (normal-close

by foot when

type)

is connected

Connection

Connect the MX1000 to your MIDI system as shown in the following illustration.

MIDI instruments

(sequencer, sampler, etc.)

MM

Foot switches

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MIDI instruments . Foot switch

sequencer, sampler, etc.) (Sustain pedan

(Volume pedals)

Foot switches

(Program

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in that area.

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Relationship

Before

Key

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defined

the upper

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or layering
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4 MIDI-OUT’s.

Example:

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and

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4 key

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part of

a key

Key

groups

can control

the MX1000

range.

keys,

individually

Groups

setting

partially...

following

in

a Key

Groups/Programs/Program

to

understand

Therefore,

you

can simply

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can

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least

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be set up

3 groups-(of

the basic

keyboard

if you

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with

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all depends

4 slaves

(B)

concepts

and

the element

set

two ranges

2

Key Groups.

a MIDI

to 4

ways

in a Program,

course

of 4 different

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the MX1000

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Programs

A Program consists of 4 Key Groups. The MX1000 memorizes

their respective unique names (Program

Program name

name).

up to 100 Programs with

Key Group Key Group

No.

Program

O1 I Setting in the Control mode

Program No.

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(O0)

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Program Chains

A Program Chain will

be formed by arranging any 100 Programs in the order (Steps

you wish. The MX1000 memorizes u to 4 Pp rogram

names (Program Chain name).

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keys.

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a Program

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* When the PM76 installed.

Page

11

Main mode

(See

page 21.)

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4

1 l_.l

I

Main mode screen

This is the display you receive when you

F|E~HII[1

?rst turn on the MX1000.

Here, you can play any of the MX1000’s

upper /lower ten keys.

CHFIIH

To enter the Program Chain mode (See

step

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You can select a suitable Program Chain 1~4

from 1~100. Also, you have

To exit

from the Program Chain mode, press F1 ”f-1F4It-4".

to enter this mode when forming your own Program

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100 Programs which are selectable using the

page 22.), press F1.

-'-=::;=::s=z:s:

and play the MX1000 selecting a desired Step

Chain.

To enter the Key

Group mode (See page 27.), press F2.

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You can

create a Program by setting the MIDI transmission channel,

change, pitch bend range, modulation

To exit from the Key Group mode,

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The ?rst screen in the

Now,

switches 1~4, and foot switches /pedals.

To exit from the Control mode, press F1

you can assign the desired functions to the MIDI control sliders 1~4,

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F‘r*-:-gr"--ar-'1

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press F4.

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MIDI control

The ?rst screen in the System mode

This allowsyou to set the MX1 000's status: Enable /Disable MIDIprogram

change

transmission/reception

To exit from

I IIIFIFSD

In this mode you may execute saving /loading

card AKAI BR-16. To exit from the Card mode,

message reception, MIDI systemexclusive message transmission

monitoring, etc.

the System mode, press F1 "I-1l1|IH”.

To enter the Card mode (See page 52.), press

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The ?rst screen in the Card mode

F5.

operations from/onto an optional memory

press F1 ”l'1F|IH”.

change/control

/reception, MIDI

* The LCD will show an error message "Hm Ear"-:1! ” when trying an operation in this mode

without inserting the card.

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F‘ I FINE‘ To enter the Piano mode (See page 54.), press F6.

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Your MXIOOO works as a digital piano.

the Piano mode only when the optional piano sound board PM76 is installed.

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Basic Operating Procedure

How should the MXIOOO be used?

on the situation or MIDI devices

The

following shows a typical way — creating Programs

Program

Also, the operating ?ow covers all functions available, with

Chain for actual play.

on which the

<< Creatinga?iogram

Step 1: Set the

the MIDI-OUT used in the System mode. (See

Step 2: Select a desired Program number. (See page 20.)

" The Program number

Step 3: Set the parameters(*)

27.)

The answer for this question will be varied depending

used together.

and arranging them into a

their respective page numbers

detailed operations are described.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

MIDI transmission channel, names of MIDI slave devices

page 46.)

selection is also available in the Key Group/ Control mode.

for Key Group definition in the Key Group mode.

connected, and

(See page

(*) Parameters for Key

Group de?nition (for each Key Group)

Parameter Name

NHDI

transmission/ reception channels ~

MIDI program change

MIDI-OUT

~

~

Transposition —50~0~+50

Pitch bend range

Modulation range

Sustain

Pressure

(after touch) OFF, 1~10

Pressure offset

0»-127

OFF, 1~10

OFF,ON

OFF, 1~10

Merge OFF, ON

Velocity curve

Curve creation,selection / adjustment,

Preset volume OFF,

Key range

Program name

E0~G6

Character selection

Value

(Unit 100cent/lsemitone)

etc.

0~127

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Step 4: Assign the desired ftmctions to MIDI control slicle1s/switches, and/ or foot

switches /pedals in the Control

mode.

(See

page 38.)

Parameters for Controller de?nition

MIDI control sliders 1~4

(Foot

pedals 1~4)

Key Group I, H, III, IV

Control Change data O-121(: IVIIDI controllernmnber), Bendup, Bend down,

After touch (channel pressure)

Extra Out

MIDI transmission channel 1~16/MIDI-OUT A~D

MIDI control switch 1~4!Foot switches 1~4

MIDI transmission channel 1~16

MIDI-OUT A~D

Controller type Control Change: CC_|—, CC_l—l_

Note On /Off: J'_l—, I11; Program Change

Extra program Change

MIDI transmission

channel 1~16

Program Change munber 1~128

Chord definition

I up to 10 types

Step 5: Create another

“ In the Key Group /Control mode, even

to create several Programs

Program repeating steps 2~4.

while creating a Program, you can select another Program number. This enables you

comparing them with one another.

<< Creating & Playing a Program Chain >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Step 6: Arrange the existing Programs in any order you wish, and playing using

it in the

Program Chain mode. (See page 22.)

1) Selecting

a Program Chain nmnber from 1~4

Arranging /editing the order by inserting /deleting Programs

Setting a Program Chain name

2) Playing a Program Chain

Page

16

PlayinginaProgram >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

<<

Step 7: In the Main mode

mode from the other modes), simply

(See page 21.)

<< Memory card ?mction (See

The Card mode allows for easy saving/

optional memory card ”AKAI BR-16".

- Saving

- Loading

- Setting the

- Setting the intemal

<< System setup/others (See page 46.)

The System

card name when saving

mode allows for general setups /features

(after the MX1000 is turned on

page 52.) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

name when loading

or when returning to the Main

select the desired Programnmnber

loading all the dataset on the

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

of the MX1000.

MXIOOO to /from the

and play.

' System setup

- Reception channel for MIDI program

- Transmission of MIDI control change

- MIDI control sliders /switches monitor

v System Exclusive

- Transmission

- Reception

' MIDI reception monitor

¢ MIDI
¢ Copy (of Programs)

Setting the correspondence between MIDI

v

transmission monitor

change OFF, 1~16

reset NO, YES

OFF, ON

channels/names and MIDI-OUT’s

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Basic

Soft

Keys

Key

Operation

In every screen, available

to

the function keys (F1~F6).

You can get access

* When switching

malfunction

caused by unperfect mode

to a desired function by

to the Main mode to Program

functions /parameters

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Iu 4

Q

Chain mode orvice versa, presshold down

change.

:51 Fl Fl

pressing the appropriate

are displayed

P5

as soft keys that correspond

.-2%.

Fl Fl

function key (F1~F6).

the F1 key for a few seconds to

avoid

. . @ElEi@.

- -

I

System mode from the

Main mode. J

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':.~.|.1E:lE'l"': L;l'.'Jl"lLl"'Cl1

F1

1' fl‘-=-nge Receive

ige Reset Send —=

F2 F3

Std l“lor'|if.,or'- —I

F4 F5

5 ’ ll ll

Press

E><c|_:

to Exclusive

Ch. —=

H H

display

H0

Cl+"+"

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F1

5 E

F6

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F2 F3 F4

5

F5 F6

5 E

Press

5“‘“5T"“ ‘° sY$‘°"‘

setup d'sP'aY

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Exclusive screen

Typical Software Keys

The following are the typical software

-:‘:~:‘:~:~:~:-:~:~:~:':~'-1‘:-3-:-:¢:-t~:~:-:4

Setting a Value (by Numerals/Characters)

almost of all cases, you set a parameter value

hi

various parameters with 4 cursor

‘ Some parameters require their umque procedures for

Not available.

Takes you

Takes

back to the Main mode.

you back to the last screen you were using.

key representations.

by 2 data keys moving the

keys.

value setting.

cursor among

y-

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g as

‘ ,

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‘DATA ‘

Panic Key Feature

When you press the panic key, the MX1000

MIDI channels (1~16) from all

This will solve a sudden problem such as

cables.

Memory Protection

The MX1000 is equipped

internal memory

from the memory card into the MX1000’s

/ protect switch to the

protection. To save the edited parameter values

will transmit MIDI all notes

MIDI-OUT jacks A~D.

hanging notes caused by discomec?on

PANIC

with the memory protect on /off

intemal memory, you have to set

OFF position.

‘Q

off message on all

of MIDI

switch on its rear panel for its

or when loading data

the memory

9 A

2%-:.@

Memory

Protect

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The following steps show

Step (in the Program

Step 1: Press one of the

Step number.

about 4 seconds.

Example: When

to be selected)

Chain mode) by the ten keys.

At this time, the LCD will show that bank's

"3" of the upper ten keys is pressed in

how to select a Program (in the Main/Key Group

upper ten keys to specify bank 1~1O for your

the Main mode (Program numbers 30-39

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as

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desired Program /

10 Programs /Steps for

modes) or a

/,_,_

/

\

Step 2: Next, press one ofthe lower ten keys

from the selected bank.

Example: H "2 ” of the lower ten keys

Usingthelowerten keys —>5 E 5 E E] E

Step 3:

*

If you wish, the data keys allows for

one by one. If you

decreased rapidly.

When selecting another Program /Step, if

only

need to select another Program using the

in step 1.

press and hold down either of them, the nmnber

This determines a specific Program/Step.

is pressed, Program number 32 will be selected.

increment/decrement of the Program/Step nmnber

V . A

DOWN UP

to specifywhich of the 10 Programs you want

5 E E

the bank is the same as the last one, you

lower set of keys. Otherwise, begin

will be increased/

DATA

5

Page

* In several modes

20

keys works differently.

or parameter screens, the ten-key operations is not able to spedfy numbers.

In those cases, the ten keys /data

Main mode

When the MX1000 is tumed on, it enters the Mainmode automatically,and the Main mode

screen will be displayed.

The Main mode screen iItfOI‘I11S you about the current Program as follows:

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That is, 4 Key Groups with their respective key ranges and MIDI-OUT’s.

You can select any of the 100 Programs freely with the ten keys /data keys as already

explained. (See page 20.)

SelectingaProgrambytheFoot Switch

can be applied for the Step selection in

(This

When a foot switch (nonnal-close type) is connected

selection can be made by foot.

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the

Program Chain

to the MX1000, Program(/Step)

2-

mode.)

1 VVhen using a foot switch, you can increase (up) the nmnberone by one. Simply connect

the foot switch to the Program up /down jack on the rear panel of the MXIOOO.

v When using two foot switches, you can both increase and decrease

foot switches wired as follows:

the number. Use the

%

- Foot switch for Program up

©+ we -.

Program Up/Down jack _ E

* A normal-close type foot switch is wired so that its internal circuit is open when depressed.

Foot switch for Program down

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Program

You can determine up to 4 “Program Chains" and store them in the MX1000’s intemal

memory.

Chain mode

The hierarchy in the

I MAIN

I ISELECTI I NAME I I EDIT I

I

.

V Chain

MAIN (F1)

Takes

you back to the Main

mode screen.

Program Chain mode is as follows:

I C]-|A|N I Pressing F1

I CHAIN PLAY I

SELECT (F2)

Sweets a Program Not

among 4 types.

NAME (F3)

Displays the Name edit

window for the current

Program

Chain.

“'“" (F4) ”"' (F5)

“CHAIN” in the Main mode

available. Not available.

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V

EDIT (F5)

Allows

for arranging 100 Programs in

the

current Program Chain.

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~.-,.

Basic Operating

Procedures

Edi?ngaProgramCl1ain(Crea?ngaPr0gramChai11)

v Program Chain number selection (See below.)
0 Naming a Program Chain (See below.)
v Arranging the Programs

(See

page

24.)

Repeat above 3 procedure to create 4 Program

Entering the Program Chain mode

When you press F1 "I?.IH|=lIH”

in the Main

mode

screen, the Chain play screen appears, and

you now enter the Program Chain mode.

STEP

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Program Chain number selection

Every time you press F2 ”5EL_EIIIT" in the Chain play screen, the Program Chain number

will change with the corresponding name.

* The cursor keys (up/down) can be used for Program Chain selection.

Naming a Program Chain

You can give a name to each Program Chain

characters /nmnerals/symbols.

with

to 16 characters comprised of

up

* Naming procedure in the Program Chain mode is the same as in other modes.

Step 1: After a Program Chain number selection, press F3 "HF||~1E" to display the following

screen.

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Step 2:

Step 3: To

Arranging

The

required order.

First move

F5

using

space, press

~1;:5:;:;I;:1:;.-:-:5:-:;:¢:~:-:;:-:¢:;:<:»:<:-

following

the cursor on

”== Next,

the cursor

F2 ”EF'F|I2E".

-:;:;:-:»:<:»:~:;:4:;:-:-;<:»:;:-:':;:<:~:-:-:'

é?

?nish naming,

the

Programs

explains how

a character

in the Name

keys, and

-> E55»

press

to actually

edit window,

then press

iv

F1 "II!l_|IT”.

“chain” together

of the Program

move the

F6 "SET" to

A

->\%v

Chain name

cursor on a

determine it. When

-- »- >- --

the 100

desired Programs

with F4

desired character

”~<I="~'="/

inputting

in the

a

Step

1: After selecting

screen.

Step 2: Press

highlighted

Example:

Selecting

a Program

F2 ”F'FfII|Eil" /F3

to the left

the Program

Chain nmnber,

"F'FrIIII3i”

of the screen).

number

PREIG4: 1|~|1T1n|_#e4

PROBE:

PROI3T"=

to select

05

INITIF|L#@6

INITIF|L#@?

a required

press

F5 "ED IT”

Program (this

to display the

following

will be shown

and

F1 F2

'9' r

F3

P

i

Step 3: Use the data keys or ten keys to select a Step you wish to assign the

selected in the step 2, and line it on the right of the arrow in the screen.

Example:

" The 2-digit LED shows the Program number assigned to the current Step.

Step 4: Press F5 ” It-EEF-IT” to assign the Program selected in the step 2 to the Step selected

Example: Assigning to the Step number 10

Selecting the Step number 10

DA-|-A Ten keys

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in the step 3. At this time, the old Program assigned to the Step and the latter ones

will be moved down in order, and the 100th Program (Step number

automatically deleted.

s asses aa as

1-

°

Program

100) will be

PROG5: A

, Moved down STEP 11 ;

in order. J’

Step 5: If a Step is unnecessary, press F6 ”EI'EL." to delete the Program assigned to the Step.

Atthis time, the latter oneswillbe movedup inthe order, and theProgram nmnber

01 will be automatically assigned to the Step number 100.

Example: Deleting the Step number 10

STEP 1Q ; Deleted.

T

E STEP11:

T

sTEP12;|I]

A

:{>

STEP10:

12

STEP

STEP oo

;

1

Deleted

é STEP QQ ; |:::l<_ PROG 1 is assigned.

Step 6: To ?nish arranging, press F1 "IZ!l..IIlT” to return to the Chain play screen.

_

Playing in a Program

Once

selecting a Program Chain

play the MX1000

As explained before,

so that

simple. Remember the foot

“ When the Chain play screen is displayed,

you can concentrate on playing.

Chain

nmnber in the Chain play screen

selecting a Step among 100

the Program Chain is an

Therefore, the Step selection itself

control is also available. (See

the 2-digit LED will show the Program number

(See page 23.), you can

by the ten keys /data keys. (See page 20.)

easyaccess to eachofyour desired Programs,

should be more

page 21.)

for the current Step.

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Key Group mode

Here you can split the 76 keys into 4 groups specifying their respective key ranges and

various

The hierarchy in the Key Group mode is as follows:

control factors, and create a set of Program.

(for

creating/editing Programs)

Pressing F2 “K.G" in the Main mode

In the Key Group edit screen you

KEY GROUP EDIT make assignments mainly related to

MIDI.

I MAIN I I VLOCTY I I NAME I I PFLVOL I I KHANG I I ***’“‘

; l

. Not available.

V

MAIN (F1)

Takes You

the Main mode

$°ree"- QUIT ON/OF ON/OF ON/OF ON/OF QUIT

back to

aw»

V

VLOCTY (F2)

Enables velocity curve selection

and sets velocity offset, high/low.

I QUIT IICURVEII COPY IIFOLLOWI

lawn: ll <= ll =-> || l

NAME (F3)

Displays

I I FII FII FII FII I

PR.VOL (F4)

Enables the preset volume for the current Key Group to be set.

the Name edit window for the current Program.

velocity‘s keyfollow.

I "'" (F6)

name (F5)

Specifies the key range of the

current

Key Group.

I

I I—>l<w'rll ~ ll i nu - ll -l

COPY

Makes a copy of the selected velocity cun/e.

Ioulr HSELCTIHSELCTIII ENTERI

CURVE

QUIT DELV Creates

your original

velocity

cun/es.

Page 27

Basic

Operating Procedures

Note: Before/after working

MIDI channels of the

mode. (See

Q Program number selection

' Setting the MIDI parameters

¢ Naming a Program

' Specifying the key range
' Adjusting the preset volume

v

Setting the velocity curves

Q Saving

Each procedure

your MIDI system.

Note: If you need to create several similar

Program

System mode. (See

page 51.)

operation (See

beforehand to modify it into

Key Groups, and the slaves’

is explained in the above

page 50.) This saves you making a

in the Key Group mode, you

have to respectively set the

names to the Key Groups in the System

(See page 20.)
(See page 29.)

(See page 29.)

(See page 30.)
(See page 30.)
(See page 31.)

page 37.)

order. You can, however, do

Programs, you can make a

another one. The Program copy

similar Program from scratch.

any as needed for

copy of an original

is available inthe

Entering the Key

After selecting

Group

(*1)

the Key Group mode. However, only the
in the Key Group

Additionally,

The Key Group edit screenis a matrix

[11], [HI] and [IV]. Also,

Group will

and for each Key Group you
down).

edit screen first appears,

Program number selection should be done

Group mode

a Program to edit (*1), press F2 “Bi. I3” in the

and you now enter the Key Group

beforehand in the Main mode. (See page 20.)

ten keys will do it, and the data keys will increase/decrease

mode.

after setting a value, another Program selection

E I

1 1 III J

Ch.—-— =1l511BB L

PPQQPM = 1

Duh —-—= Q --*

TPFDEE = B

in the far left vertical line are the

be specified by 10 parameters.

can access all by scrolling up /down

- 165

L 3 4

' "" “*5”

chart and describes 4 Key Groups respectively

One screen offers 4 sets of parameter

Main mode screen, the Key

mode.

will not be available without saving

[ILJ 1

3-S958 4=NPC6@ U

---5

Key Group parameters. A Key

with the cursor keys (up /

is also

It

available in

parameter values

it. (See page 37.)

display,

as [I],

Page 28

“ In other screens

the Key Groups are described as

[I], [H], [IH], and [IV].

Setting the IVHDI parameters

Move the cursor to a value ?eld for a parameter by the cmsor keys, input a desired value

by the data keys.

The following shows all the Key Group parameters and their respective values.

Specify them for each Key Group.

Parameter Summary Value

Ch Transmission channels. As for channel names, see page 51. 1~16

Progrm Transmitted from this MIDI program number from the 1~128

assigned MIDI-OUT of the Key Group when making a

Program selection

Out MIDI-OUT for this Key Group.

Trpose Transposition of this Key Group. -50~0~+5() (Unit 100 cents/1

Bend Pitch bend range of this Key Group. 0~127

Wheel Modulation range of this Key Group. OFF, 1~1()

Sust. Enables/disables the damper pedal for this Key Group. ON/OFF

Press The large value is set, the large pressure data (after touch) OFF, 1~10

is transmitted.

P.Ofst The large value is set, the more strongly you should press QFF, 1~1()

the keys for after pressure.

Marg Whenthis is set toON, itenables you to retransmit the MIDI QN/QFF

data from the MIDI-IN merging with MIDI data output

from this Key Group.

A/OFF, B/ OFF, C /OFF, D/OFF

semitone)

* After setting the parameters, you have

NamingaProgram

You can giva a nameto each Program with up to 16 characters comprised ofcharacters /

nmnerals /symbols.

Naming procedure in the Program Chain mode is the same as in other modes.

Step 1: Press F3 ”r~1|I»r-1E5" in the Key

.;;+-..

|_ . .. —-—--" -'

Step 2: The following operation is exactly the same as in the Program Chain mode. See

page 23 for details.

H ...

to save the Program.

Group edit screen to display the following screen.

(See

page 37.)

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The preset volume feature enables you to set the suitable output levels of MIDI slaves

beforehand byadjusting the defaultvolmne levelsfor4Key Groupsrespectively. And, you

only switch the Program

a preset volmne at any time.

Step 1: Press F4 ”F-“l=-1-I-JUL" in the Key Group edit screen to display the following screen.

to a required one. It is possibleto switch between full volwne

and

Step 2: Here in this screen, F2~F5 keys correspond to the Key Groups 1~4 respectively,

switch the

and

volmne value is shown. The MIDI control sliders 1~4 also correspond to the Key
Groups 1~4 respectively, andyou canset the level if the preset volume is switched

on.

* For the Key Group(s) set to "OFF", the maximum value “127” is automatically speci?ed. You may switch between full volume

and the value set, by switching the preset volume function on/ off by F2~F5 "ON / OFF".

E?xx??ng?wkeynngp

As explained

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5t°P 1* Press F5

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in the Key

Group edit

screen to display

following

the

window.

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The 4 bands’ lengths are described as 4 current Key Groups’

the Key Groups’ layout

For

the Key Group on which the cursor is currently positioned, its key range is displayed

at a glance.

~ 2=z::s=s=2=s

ranges,

and enables you to see

by note names (E0~G6) and MIDI note numbers (28~103) up in the window. The keyrange

will be speci?ed by the lowest and highest notes of it.

Step 2: Select a Key Group ([1], [II],

[IH] or [IV]) using the cursor keys (up /down).

Step 3: Change the direction of arrowdisplayed up in the window using the cursor keys

(left: low /right: high).

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Step 4: Specify the highest/ lowest note by directly pressing a key on the MX1000

keyboard. The note name and MIDI note number of the key will be displayed.

Repeat the step 3 once more to detemiine a key
four times for all Key Groups.

Step 5: After setting the key range, press one of F1~F6 ”E!LI IT"

Setting thevelocity curves

The available velocity curves total 14: 6 preset and 8 user-definable ones.

For instance, consider when a curve as in the illustration (A) is assigned

[I], and another curve as in the illustration (B) to the Key Group [II].

Key Group [I]

range. Also, repeat the steps 2~3

(all).

to the Key Group

Key Group [II]

0 M|D|ve|ocity

——> 127 0 MIDI velocity —> 127

In that case, when a key is pressed weakly /slowly,

the Key Group [l1] over the

Moreover, using the

sound reproduction/muting at your

velocity control are:

the offset value setting, curve creation, velocity’s key follow, or etc.

sound by the Key Group [I], or vice versa (velocity crossfade).

velocity parameters "HIGH" /"LOW", you can even control the

fingertips (velocity switch). Otherparameters for the

you can hear the sound controlled by

” - -

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Velocity

general screen

Step

1: Press F2 “'-.-'LIIIIIIT'v"’ in

screen.

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Here

in the screen available

”OFFSET”/

Step 2:

The

following shows

Specify them for

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”I-HGH”/ ”LOW”

Move the cursor to a

the Key Group edit

E I J E II

cl_J|""'l._.|EI-1

E1

are the velocity

parameters for the selected

desired ?eld, and then

all the Key Group

each Key Group.

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curve selection for

parameters and their

screen to display

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the Key groups, and

curve.

specify the value

respective values.

the Velocity general

setting

by the data keys.

Parameter

Curve Select

Offset

High

Low

(*) Each velocity curve

Detailed

(*) Assigns the

Compensates for

Setsthe upper limit

transmitted.

Setsthe lower limitatwhichvelocity

transmitted.

curve editing is

F2 "I3LIFr'-.-'E"

F3 "1II'I1F"=”’

F4 ”F’1IILL|I||_-.l” to

to Curve edit
to Curve

Summary

curve to the Key

a normal value.

atwhichvelocity

can be edited

available by pressing:

screen

copy screen

Key follow screen

Group

willbe

will

be

in detail. See ?1e

Value

Curve-1~6,

User-1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8

—1()~0~+10

0~127

()~127

following pages.

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edit screen

Curve

Here in this screen

combination

create

your own velocity curves by setting

of graphic curve display and a numeric

you can test a velocity curve by

curve.

The

curve displayed in the screen is

editing. .

selection and tes?ng

It is possible to select

these are not labelled

* The selection

screen and selecting a new one here will

In the Curve

of different curves using F5 /F6 in this

edit screen, the velocity

horizontal axis is the input

displayed

curve shows the relationship between

different curves for testing and

as such.

MIDI velocity and the vertical

output level.

actually pressing a key using a

velocity value display. You may also

“power points”, peaks and dips

the one selected in the Key Group you

editing using F5 and F6 keys although

screen is linked to the “Curve select" parameter in the Velocity general

automatically change the selection made in that

cmves are displayed on a graph in

axis, the output level. The

input MIDI velocity and the

in the velocity

are currently

page.

which the

resultant

The

following shows the 6 preset

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33

Underneath the

a

key, this will change to

numeric rea

creation of your own velocity

Curve creation

Tocreate a curve,

level.

Step 1:

This is done graphically

graphic display is

show the MIDI velocity

' d

and editing

Select one of the 8 user

and the graph

MIDI value

output velocity

input value of 127

f tha al . This

out 0 t v ue

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will show a straight

equals the output

of 1, an input value of 64

an input MIDI velocity "meter".

'

1s used not only for

curves.

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on the screen.

curves (User-1 to 8).

linebetweenthe Zpoints showing

value. In other words,

represents an output

As soon as you play

level of that note.

checkmg and testmg but for the

between the

The default setting

represents an outputvalue

value of 127.

inputvelocity and the output

a input value of 1 represents

Also shown will be a

' '

for these is linear

that the input

of 64 and an

Step

2: First specify the

The bargraph will

show it numerically.

change

this value.

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show you the value

Each time

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playing a key.

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;

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MIDI-OUT box will

the values will

/right) to adjust

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Step 3: You may now "draw" your curve by pressing

will see

according to whether you increment or decrement

(up /down).

Step

4: Youmay now set another pointinthe curve.

keys)

(up/down). You

the curve change forming a ”hump” or a “dip" around the

12?-

[L|ze-r-—1 J 95-

Midi Out “'4'

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to set a lower MIDI-OUT level. Now adjust

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Playakey (orusethe cursor left /right

may end up with a curve such as is shown below.

12?-

6+

the cursor keys (up/down) — you

velocity value

this value with the cmsor keys

5

I

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the curve using the cursor keys

Step 5: Repeat the above

your playing

smoother CLlI‘V€.

This function

the connected

playing style. It also

play the l<\eys (useful for synthbass parts

extreme curves with many dips

Groups within one Key Group — i.e. you

won't sound atall. You

between sounds.

Naturally, you
cursor is moved to each

down).

is included so thatyou may match your playing

sound modules or to program your own

may reprogram curves: Every time you

style. You can insert as many power points

allows you to set a fixed velocity output

may also set inverted velocity curves

Many things are possible.

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as many times as you like to create exactly the curve that suits

and peaks. In this case, it is possible to

power point and you may redo the edit using

as you like to create a

style more accurately with

curve thatbest suits your particular

regardless of how hard you

where a constant level is often required) or to set

create "sub" Key

can specify that certain areas of the keyboard

to enable velocity crossfading

press the data keys (up /down), the

the cursor keys (up /

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If an

existing

press

F2 "L".-EL. L1”.

co-ordinates.

power

i.=§I“ ~.

point is not

The

power

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F11d1

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point is

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first select

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by the data

is redrawn

on the

keys, then

remaining

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ciuve)

as the

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desired one

screen

Here in this

enables

Press F3

you to

"E1I3F"'~"’

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by the

origination.

specify

the output

for a user-defined

screen

copy a curve

in the Velocity

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is the copy

origination

data keys.

MIDI velocity

you can

origination,

by

Then

curve.

value to the

copy a velocity

to

edit into another

general

- 2'

screen.

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the

F2 ”r§1ELIIITl"

/F3 ”'_=3ELE"-Ti",

press F6 ”EHTEF'.".

preset curves.

curve

The

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right is

The

When you

to a

wish to edit and

user-de?ned

one.

following

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the destination.

next the

destination

destination

curve.

screen

appears.

curve is exactly

use them,

you first copythe

This feature

(a user-defined

the

same

Key

Page

follow screen

Even

though

generator

such inconvenience

timbre,

kind

of problem.

This

feature

decrease
the

keyboard,

--

36

-

each parameter

/

program

etc.,

between

is available

the

velocity value

thus ensuring

is closely

in use won't

is as

a result

higher

and lower

for

each Key

from

an

set up on

respond

as well

ofthe slave's

notes.

Group,

the center

(C3: 60)

even volume

the MX1

as you

would wish.

reproduction

The key

follow feature

and allows

to both

balance

across

000, sometimes

In ahnost

—

heard difference

will

you

to gradually

ends (highest/

the keyboard

the

slave sound

of all cases

of

volume,

easily solve

increase/

lowest

notes)

range.

this

on

Step 1: First displaythe Keyfollow screenby pressing F4 ”FElLLUl-J” inthe Velocity general

screen, and select a Key Group by the cursor keys (left/right). A selected Key

Group will be shown upper-left in the screen.

Saving

Step 2: Use F2 /3 (down/

up) for the lowest end, F5/6 for the highest

key follow value within a range of —10~0~+1O. This enables the velocity's key

follow from the center (C3: value=0) to the lowest/highest notes.

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operation

After making various settings in the Key

MX1000’s intemal memory if you wish to keep them.

“ This operating process is exactly the same as in the Control mode.

Group mode, you must store them in the

to

the velocity's

set

After a value is changed in
from the mode, or select another

the Key Group /Control modes, if you press F1 ”l*1FlIH” to exit

Program number, the following Save window appears.

This Edit Save?

* If you have done no

v Press F5 ”'1-'EE'E-” to save the data, "Saving.../' will be displayed for a few seconds, and the

selected screen will appear.

v

Press F6

¢ Press F4 ”IIIFIHII1EEL” to continue editing.

editing, the Save window won't appear.

“H111”, your

speci?ed data will be aborted, and the selected screen will appear.

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Page 37

Contml mode

You can control the MIDI

explained how to

The hierarchy in the

N

MAIN I SLDERJ

mm (F1)

Takes you back slide’/Pedal

to the

Main Screen

mode screen.

assign different MIDI

Control mode is

SLDER

(F2) Assigns

Assigns functions

to the |v||D|

control sliders.

slaves using the

as follows:

Pressing

|CTL.SW I |FOOTSW'

built-in control switches /

function, to them.

F3 “CTL" in the Main

mode

lEXT.PCl I *****

¢

EXT.PC (F5)

the extra

PF°9Ta"1 ¢h3"99

function.

sliders. Here it is

U

***** (F6)

Not available.

save Screen

YES NO CANCEL

After the saving

Main mode Screen

Y

To

the last

screen

V

cr|_sw (F3) FOOTSW (F4)

Assigns functions

the MIDI control the foo: switch

swi1¢he5_

to Assigns functions I0

Chord

assign window

Y

on the rear panel.

jacks

Page

38

When pressing F3 ”EITL" in the Main modescreen, the Slider /pedalscreen appears first and

now you are in the Control mode. Bypressing F3 "EITL- ':'-I.-J” /F4 "FIIIUTIEJ1.l" /F5 "EI>=iT'- PEI", their
corresponding screens will respectively appear.

The hierarchy of the Control mode is quite simple so that you can move from one screen

others, even to the Main mode screen directly.

to

Assigning the IVIIDI control sliders/foot pedals

The Slider/pedal screen allows you to assign the MIDI controller nmnbers to the MIDI

control sliders 1~4 on the front panel and the foot pedaljacks 1~4. The sliders /foot pedals

aremore suitable forcontinuous valuecontrol, especially MIDI controller numbers OO~31 /

32~63, which include Modulation depth (#1), Main volume (#7), etc.

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Procedure: Move the cursor onto the desired parameter using the cursor keys, and

specify

The following shows the available parameters and their values.

Assigned to each MIDI control slider/foot pedal jack.

Parameter Value

Key Group I/ OFF, H /OFF, 111 /OFF, IV/ OFF (Select all required)

Control Change(*1) MIDI controller numbers O~121, Pitch Bend, Pressure (After Touch)

Out MIDI channel 1~16

Extra

MIDI-OUT

the value by

A/OFF,

Pl-air] ‘J-:|1ur-we I Ch. --lI--

Plain U-:-lur-we I Ch. -4 --—-‘[1

data keys.

the

B/OFF, C/OFF,D/OFF

(*1) Consult

* After the assignment, it is necessary to save these parameters. (See page 37.)

controller number list on page 45.

the

Page

39

Application: The sliders

" If the

" When the

" The

Assigning

Here it is

panel, and also set the chord

canbeused to control

as a convenient mixer

pedals can be

monitor feature is active, you can monitor

foot (s) are connected to the rear panel 'ack(s),

foot pedals increase the value when depressed.

?ie IVHDI controlswitches

possible to specify a MIDI message to the

used as performance conrols

willéll

assignment.

or canbe used as extra performance

the slider /pedal status in the LCD.

thevolume ofconnected MIDI

if both of your hands are

(See page 47 for details.)

or

4 1

8 2 Foot pedals 1~4

the 4 MIDI control sliders do not work.

J

MIDI control switches 1~4 on the front

instruments

controls. The

foot

busy.

" Chord assignment is also

Pressing F3

Procedure: Move the cursor

The following

”IIITL- 15'.-J” in the Control mode displays the

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chart shows the available parameters and their

operations.

Control switch screen.

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These can be assigned

to each MIDI

Parameter

control switch.

MIDI Channel

1 ~16

Message

Control

"-

"

Everytime you press

it will transmit

Change value

Control

ON, and releasing it

the value 0 for OFF.

mit

Type

Change Control Change

the switch,

the assigned

127 for

will trans-

EITL J"

Pressing

transmit the assigned

Change value 127 for ON.

leasing it won't

data.
will transmit

Note

Everytimeyoupresstheswitch,

it will transmit the Note

the switch once

transmit any

Pressing it a second

value 0 for OFF.

on/off

I

IL

data for the assigned

releasing

it will transmit

Control

time

chord, and

OFF.

will

Re-

ON

Controller

(: MIDI controller

00-127

Chords 1~10 (See

data

number)

page 43.)

Out

/OFF

A

B /OFF

C/ OFF

D/OFF

Assigning MIDI controller

“

slaves are controlled

The

controlled by

* After assigning

a minimum value

.r- I

Pressing

the switch once will

transmit the Note ON

the assigned chord.

won't transmit

ing it a second

OFF.

mit

* The chords

these keys

?eld to the

for details.)

Program

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* Every

any data.

time will trans-

you assign to

are selected in

right. (See page 43

Change

time you press the

switch, it will transmit

signed program

change data.

numbers 0~31/32~63

by a maximum

these functions,

it is necessary to

data for

Releasingit

Press-

the

the as-

value when the

Program

Change data

(: MIDI program number)

"’°g"“‘ “Z8

(for continuous

save them. (See page

data control) to

switches pressed.

the switches:

When the switches released,

37.)

the slaves are

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stabs, etc.)

Application:

these switches

Use

or for switch

remember these

control of extemal

for special effects

functions can be

(i.e., pre-programmed

devices

such as “Hold”,

recorded into

your sequencer.

brass

”Mute", etc.

Also,

‘ If the monitor feature

Example:

Assigning

Here you can

on the rear panel.

"

Pressing F4

is active, you can

the MIDI control

When

the foot switches

assign the MIDI functions

Chord assignment

is also available in the Control

”FIIIIIIT'5l.-.1"

————-

Ch. ———-

5 ':~l1E|l.'J

l S1163

—|-

l S955
: HPE5@

monitor the slider

switch #2 is

/pedal status in the

pressed

%

and chord

"

switch screen.

in the Control mode displays

THPE ———— Control

"

' ETL

5

: .I I1

:P.CHHHG

: J- I’

I1

Soft

Chord 1

Pvogram

: Chord

LCD. (See page

assignments

See page 43 for detailed

the Foot

————

Pedal

54

B

to the foot

switch screen.

But --

47 for details.)

operations.

= H———

= -8--

__E_

___D

switch jacks

1 ~4

Procedure:

Assigning procedure

screen.

" After assigning the

Application:

* If the

”

Puge42 %?

Move the cursor

specify

See page 40.

As for front

monitor feature is

Use foot switches of normal-dose

the value

for the foot

functions, you will need

active, you can monitor

onto the desired

by the data keys.

switch jacks

to save them. (See page

panel switches

the slider /pedal

type. (See page

21.)

parameter

is exactly the

37.)

but more useful

status in the LCD. (See 47

using the cursor

same as in the

if both hands

for details.)

/

keys, and

Control switch

are occupied.

Specifying

If you assign Note On/Off to the Message

have to set the notes to be

Step 1: Press

* Chords

Step 2: Select

chords

F6 "IIIHEIFfEI-” in the Control switch /

assign

can be speci?ed only in those screens.

above the keyboard

window.

1

a chord number by the data

Type for a MIDI control switch/foot switch,

transmitted as chords. (up to 10 types)

Foot switch screen to display the

keys. The selected chord nmnber

representation on the LCD.

you

Chord

is shown

Step 3: Play directly

graphic

Example: When

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Repeat the steps 1~3 as

any one chord comprised of up

keyboard representation on the

a C major chord played

DATA

V

the last note priority.

many times you need. Up to 10

6.

l">

to 4 notes. It will be displayed

LCD.

in the

chords can be memorized.

As mentioned before, your chords

switches /foot switches.

Step 4: After specifying the chords,

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This enables you to playasound

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effect or the like fromjust

them to the MIDI control

”lZ!l.J IT") to return to the

._ "-1->1-:-'-I-'-'4' ‘-:-L-:-1*.-1;:-1-5 age

onekey.

Assigning

An “extra”

Program

ible

Here it

MIDI-OUT

Pressing

Procedure:

the extraPmgramChange

Program

switched

is

effects unit/

is explained

for the

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F5

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—— E5‘-.T.

Change

to another,

bay /etc..

patch

how

message.

F'\II” in the Control

_ _. ;_;.; ._

.; .;.;.;.;.-

1 |

1

2

-r

belongs

to assign

DELJIIZE

.

+ 2.2..

'-"'

»4

=

Move

specify

the cursor

the value

messages

to each

for switching

the MIDI

mode

--

I

- -

onto

by the data

displays

.- ._ -

-— F‘r"-:~9|"am

I

—r

:

'

4=

the desired

Program

the program

transmission

the

_. .;.-.;.;.;.

1

-7

4

parameter

keys.

and will

on

channel

Ext. PC

.- -.;

.-

—— Out

:F|---

= -El-—

: I:

=---11

be transmitted

an external

/program

screen.

.;.;.;.;.;.-

.. .-:-...-:1:-.-.-:2111:1:w:1§¢:i:!:

—

using the

when

MIDI-c0mpat-

number

.‘.;.;.;

cursor

keys,

a

/

and

Saving

The following

Assigned

After assigning

"

The

as well

operation

After

intemal

* This

to each

Parameter

MIDI

Program

MIDI-OUT

assigned

as when

making

memory

operating

shows

these

Ext. PC

various

process is exactly

the

Program.

channel

number

functions, it

message

select a Step

you

settings in

if you

available

is necessary

wish to

the same

parameters

to save the

willbeautomatically

in the

the Control

keep them.

as in the Key

and

Value

1~16

1~128

A/OFF,

data. (See page

Program

mode,

Group mode.

values.

B/OFF,

37.)

transmitted

Chain

mode.

have to store

you

See page

C/ OFF,

when

37 for details.

D

OFF

/

you select

in the MX1000’s

them

a Program

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;.;.;.;.;,_.-.;.;.-

;.;.;.;.;.;.-.;.;.;.-

;».;.;.-. .-

;.;.;.;.-.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.-

;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;,;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;._.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;

Assignable

MIDI Controller No. Control Change

9

10

11

12~15
16~19

2O~31

32~63

64

65

66
67

69

7O~79

80~83

84~9O

91

92
93
94

95

96
97

98
99

100

101

102~12O

121

122
123

124

125
126
127

Controllers

(Reserved)

Modulation Wheel/Lever

Breath

(Reserved)

Foot Controller

Portament Time

Data Entry
Main Volume

Balance

(Reserved)

Stereo Pan

Expression

(Undefined)

General continuous controllers

(Undefined)

(Same

Damper

Portament

Sostenuto Pedal

Soft Pedal

Freeze

(Reserved)

General

Reserved

External Effect

Tremelo/Tremolo Depth

Chorus Depth

Celeste/Detune

Phaser Depth

Data
Data Decrement

NRPN's LSB
NRPN's MSB

RPN‘s LSB

RPN‘s

(Undefined)

Reset All

Bend Up Range (*)
Bend Down Range

After Pressure Range (")

~—

-

—

to 1\/IIDI control

data for Sliders/Pedals

Controller Same

1~4 Same as left

respectively as 0~31)

Pedal

switch controllers 1~4

Depth

Depth

Increment

MSB

Controllers Same

(*)

sliders/switches/foot

Contorol Change data for Switchesl

Same as left

Same
Same as left

Same as
Same as left

Same

Same as
Same

Same as

Same as left
Same as left

Same as left
Same as

Same as left
Same as left

Same as left
Same

Same as left
Same as left
Same

Same as left
Same

Same as left
Same as
Same

Same as left

Same
Same as left

Local Control

All Note Off

Omni

CknniCm

Mono On

Poly On

switches

Foot Switches

as left

as left

left

as left

left

as left

left

left

as left

as left

as left

left

as left

as left

as left

Off

(*) Bend up and down

corresponding

standard MIDI

ranges and After

status messages,

Pressure range

not Control Change status.

will be transm1tted

usmg thelr

Page 45

Assignable

Controller No. Control

MIDI

9

10

11

12~15
16~19

2O~31

32~63

64

65

66
67

69

70~79

8O~83
84~9O

91

92
93

94

95

96
97

98
99

100

101

102~12O

121

122

123
124

125
126

127

Controllers

Change data for Sliders/Pedals

(Reserved)

Modulation Wheel/Lever

Controller

Breath

(Reserved)

Foot Controller

Portament

Data Entry
Main Volume

Balance

(Reserved)

Stereo Pan

Expression

(Undefined)

General continuous controllers

(Undefined)

respectively as O~3l)

(Same

Damper Pedal

Portament

Sostenuto Pedal

Soft Pedal

Freeze

(Reserved)

General

Reserved

External Effect

Tremelo/Tremolo
Chorus Depth

Celeste/Detu
Phaser Depth

Data Increment

Data

NRPN's LSB
NRPN's MSB

RPN's LSB

RPN‘s

(Undefined)

Reset All Controllers

Bend Up Range
Bend Down Range

After

—

switch controllers 1~4

Decrement

MSB

Pressure Range (*)

-

-

to MIDI

Time

Depth

Depth

ne Depth

(*)

(“)

control sliders/switches/foot

Contorol Change data

Same as
Same as left

Same as left
Same as left
Same

Same as left
Same as left

Same as
Same

Same as left

l~4 Same as left

Same as left
Same as left

Same as
Same

Same as left

Same as left

Same as left
Same

Same as left
Same as left
Same

Same as left
Same as left

Same as left
Same as left
Same

Same as
Same

Same as left

Same as left

Local Control

All Note Off

Omni
Omni On
Mono On

left

as left

left

as left

left

as left

as left

as left

as left

as left

Off

Poly On

left

for Switchesl Foot Switches

switches

(*) Bend

corresponding

up and down

ranges and After Pressure

standard MIDI status

messages, not

range will

Control Change status.

be transmlttecl

usmg the1r

Page 45

System

mode

In the System mode,you can set

system: MIDI

data transmission /reception ftmctions, MIDI monitor

The hierarchy in the System

SYSTEM SETUP

I MAIN I \ EXCL R |FiECVE ‘ I TRANS \ l COPY ‘ I Ch. ‘

up the general things related to the MXIOOO and your MIDI

mode is as follows.

Pressing

in the Main mode

F4 “SYSTM"

V

ggg?oygue

Mai" '“°°'° Mirlgl-OUtT|'vse

screen.

B lk d ta

U 3 window

dump/load

Receive Trans

Monitor Monitor

Assigning channels

Naming channels

in the Name edit

function, etc.

| QUIT

*>|<*** =k=k=|=**HTRAN$HREQ\/EH *****|

Entering the System mode

When you press F4

you now enter the System mode. As

pressing:

F2 "E!>=i'IIL.” for the Exclusive screen
F3 ”l=-fEEf'-.-*E” for the Reception monitor screen

F4 "TF:Fii-45" for the Transmission monitor screen
F5 ”EIIIlF"=~"' for the Program

F6 “Eh. " for the

”!=5'i-“E”-Tl"1” in

Channel /l\/HDI-OUT assign screen

| QUIT

||Pnoel||Pnoe|||

the Main mode screen,

in other modes, you can switch to another screen by

Copy

screen

| QUIT

V

Makes a copy of a

Program.

***** ****»=

***** NAME ***** *****|

HENTER|

window

the System setup screen appears and

Page 46

Sydenia?upsunen

The first screen in the System mode enables the MIDI reception

externalProgram Change, reset ofControl

Change data, and monitor ofassignmentsto the

MIDI control sliders /switches.

Pnoenem Change Receive

Etc-nt-P01 c-henee Reset Send

Ch. —=§§E§§

—= He

Sliden, Control SM Monitor —= OFF

Procedure:

The following

Program Change Receive Ch. OFF, 1~16

Control

Slider, Control Sw Monitor ON, OFF

Move the cursor onto the desired function using the cursor

the value by

the data keys.

shows the available parameters and values.

Function

Value

Change Reset Send YES, NO

channel selection for the

keys, and specify

Program

nal MIDI master, match the reception

Control Change Reset Send: When selecting

MIDI slaves to that default setting

switches/foot pedals, set the value to

“Reset All Controllers (MIDI controller number

Slider,Control Sw Moniton If this

sliders /switches/foot switches, you

them respectively by the monitor

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Change Receive Ch.: I/Vhen making the Program/Step selection

channel with the master's transmission channel.

a Program on the MX1 000, ifyou reset the

from under the control of the IVHDI control sliders /

"YES". This enables an automatic transmission

121)” in a Program selection.

parameteris set to ON,while using the MIDI

can View the current assignments and statuses

windows as follows.

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Page 47

Exclusive screen

In this screen you can dump/load the

Exclusive message, to/ from an

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Bulk dmnp (transmission)

After making

dmnp process. During the process,

the completion of the process

* Bulk data is transmitted from the MIDI-OUT’s

Bulk load (reception)

the required preparation on the receiver, press F4 ”TF!l3lH'E" to start

extemal MIDI-compatible sequencer or MIDI data ?ler.

the screen will show the previous display.

A~D simultaneously.

bulk data of the MX1000 as the MIDI System

the bulk

"Sending..... will be displayed in the screen. On

Note: First set the memory

Ifyoufail to do this, "PROTECT

the bulk loading

external medium beforehand.

After

”l=-rEIII'.-'E”. The MX1000

Start the data transmission

”Receiving.....” during the process.

On completion of the

connecting the MX1000’s MIDI-IN to the transmitter’s

process, all the current internal data will be lost.

“mm”WWWWMWW%%?i%E%€§§§%%$§§?E??%§%??%??%%?“

protect switch on the rear panel of the MX1000 to “OFF”

is now on standby to receive the bulk

process the screen will change to the Exclusive

position.

! ” will be displayed, and bulk loading is not available. Also, after

If required, save them onto an

MIDI-OUT, press F5

data.

from the transmitter. The MX1000’s LCD

will show

screen.

“ If the bulk loading fails, after making

etc..

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fail, check MIDI channels,

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Reception monitor screen

This screen supplies the real-time display of the MIDI messages received

The MIDI

messages will be displayed scrollingup from the ”Latest>>” message line in the

screen.

Latest?b

Transmission monitorscreen

Similar to the Reception

MIDI messages transmitted from the MIDI-OUT. The MIDI messages

scrolling up

from the

"Latest>>"

at the MIDI-IN.

MIDI channel Description Data MIDI-OUT A~D

monitor screen, this screen supplies the real-time display of the

will be displayed

message line in the screen.

Latest}?

These

useful for you to monitor another master in your MIDI system

if it is controlling any slaves not under the direct control of the MX1000

Also, it is useful to

MIDI delay.

two monitor screens are switched by alternately pressing F3 and F4 keys. This is

(e.g. a sequencer) andknow

find out if there is any unnecessary data which may cause a potential

correctly, or not.

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Programcopyscreen

While you are creating

similar

parameters from

To

Step

Step 2: Press F6 "ENTER-1”

Programs are required.

press F6 “IIIIIIF"~-"' in the System

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1: First select a Program

select

when the copy

another Program as a copy

/down). Remember the current

(up

the cursor keys

Programs, you may often

scratch for a single Program.

This screen is used to

setup screen, the

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as a copy origination using F2 “FREE!”

destination using the

process is completed.

to open the following

(up /down).

come across the situation

save you from setting

following screen appears.

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data keys or cursor

setting in the destination

window. Select the data

when several

F3 ”F'EfI3Gi". Next

and

Programwill be

you need using

all the

keys

lost

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All:

Key Grup:

Control: Assignments

Velocity:

Step 3: Press F6 "ENTER"

All data of the

Data related to the

Data related to the velocity

V“

tea EruP

E Control

Uelocita

origination Program.

4 Key Groups of the origination

in the Control

again to execute the

;

2

mode of the origination

of the origination Program.

copy process.

Program.

Program.

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Channel/MIDI-OUT

In this screen,

can give

The initial

Key Group/

Assigning

Specifying

you can respectively

each channel a

assignment

Control mode are

2=S11E1E1=B

3=s11a@=r:

4:511|a@=u

MIDI-OUT’s to

assign a MIDI-OUT

names to the

”HFII-1E”

explained

assign

to open the Name

screen

name comprised of

of channels to MIDI-OUT's,

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the channels:

from A~D

charmels: Selectachannel

on page 23.

assign 16

speci?ed here.

edit window. Give

MIDI channels

up to 5 characters

?'=511'3@=F'

|u=511@@=e

using the data

to the4 MIDI-OUT's.

/numerals/ symbols.

and l\/HDI

Select a channel using

keys.

usingthe cursor

a nameas described

channel descriptions

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Also, you

the cursor l<eys,

keys, and press

in the procedure

in the

and

F3

A channel name

nonnally

one channel, they

MPC60, etc.) to

channel.

assigned

is based on a idea

with one speci?c channel.

would be "a unit”

a channel, is very useful

that an instrument/

in that system. So, giving

Even if several

in knowing what

device in the MIDI

slaves are often assigned

a unique name (ex.

device is connected

system is

to which

with

S1100,

AI - /

PW

Page

51

Card

Entering the Card mode

mode

With an optional

for the MXIOOO to /from

First, insert

When

Conversely, when loading the

in

When you pressF5 “II1FIF1E1"’ in the

you are now

saving the data onto the card,

the OFF position.

memory card AKAI BR-16,

it at a time.

the card into the memory card

its write protect switch must be

data onto the MX1000, its

Main mode screen, the following

in the Card mode.

you can easily save/load a complete

slot on the rear panel.

in the OFF position.

memory protect switch must

"'0

C4

Q).

screen first appears, and

data set

be

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Naming a data set

In the Card mode, you can

Press F6 " I - HF-If-1E”

and to give the intemal

On the other hand,

the data set

When the memory /write protect switch is ON position,

*

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name the dataset with up to 10 characters/

to open the Name edit

name (default is ”MX1000”).

if the card is inserted, pressing

on the card.

window for the data set in

naming is not available.

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F2 “III - HFif'1E” opens

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This is available even

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numerals/symbols.

the intemal memory

without a card.

the same window for

Page

Once you

same as in all other

In the case of using

a data set from

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have opened up the Name

naming procedures. See page

several cards for data storage,

others.

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edit window, the following

23 for details.

these names will help you

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operation is exactly

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the

distinguish

.'.-. ., "'' ., -'. -'--'- v, 1.‘-'»'

Savingadataset

F3 ”'5FI'-.-'E" to startsaving. And, theintemal

Press

during saving. When

To cancel the save routine, press any ?mction

Loadingadataset

Press F5 ”UIIFIEI-”

during loading. When

To cancel the load routine, press any

Note: Battery Replacement

Speci?ed

the memory

remember to load the data into the MX

replace the

while the MX1 O00 is "ON".

namedisplay moves to the card name ?eld

”Save Ok" is shown, the saving is complete.

key (F1~F6 ”IIIFlHE1EL”) during saving.

to start loading. The card name displaymoves

“Load Ok" is shown, the loading is completed.

function key (F1~F6 ”EFIHZIEl.”) during

battery (CR-2016) is included with the IC memory

card sometimes can be lost when

1000 before ou change the battery, or

battery while the memory card is insertedy

you change the battery. So,

into the memory card slot

to the internal name ?eld

loading.

card BR- 16. Data in

Lithiulnbattery

Dangér of explosion if battery iiwcoxrectly replaced.

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any sound reproduction system,

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Sostenuto pedal: Foot switch comected to

Foot switch connected to the foot switch

piano sound board PM76

(L/R), headphones jack, and master

MX1000 is notequipped with

so you must make an audio connection for the PM76 to

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the foot switch jack 1

jack 2

without special settings in the Piano

Applications

The

PM76 can be played in 2 basic ways: as an

or as one of slave sound

Using in the Piano

Once the PM76 is installed, the MX1000’s

mode

Step 1: Press

mode.

authentic digital piano in the Piano mode

modules in your MIDI system.

mode:

Main mode screen will display an additional

menu ”F'IF|HCI” on F6.

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In the Piano mode, the MIDI control

slider 1 works as a master volume control so you

should set thevolume control on theMX1000’s rearpanel to a maximum position. From
now on, you can adjust the output level of

the PM76 using the slider.

Step 2: To

play onthe MXIOOO keyboard, you mayselect 10keyboard sounds as displayed

on the LCD. The following 10 preset sounds are available. Select the desired one

the data keys.

by

GRAND Pf : Grand Piano

UPRIGT Pf : Upright Piano

EL.Pf 1 : Electric Piano 1
EL.Pf 2 : Electric Piano 2

MELLOW Pf : Mellow Piano

HONKY TONK : Honky-tonk Piano

VIBES : Vibraphones

CEMBALO : Cembalo

ORGAN : Pipe organ

PIPE

ORGAN : Iazz Organ

These preset

SO1111dS are all touch-sensitive. Also, the MX1000 keyboard is automatically

assigned with “Curve-1”.

?ne tuning is available by F3 ”TLlNE4-"and F4 ”TLINE'b” using the graphic display.

" The

F5 ”CIh- I” and F6 "Eh. t” keys select the MIDI reception channel for the PM76.

" The

PM76 by MIDI.

Using as a slave in your

As mentionedbefore (See page

the PM76 can be a MIDI slave

and Control modes. For instance, you can assign other velocity

touch, or create

is to ?nally store those settings

Note:Remember to matchthe

assigned to the Key Group /MIDI

Also, the MIDI-OUT

However, the PM76

modulated organ sounds using the after touch, etc..

Use them when you are controlling the

MIDI system

10.), the PM76 is connected to the MIDI-OUT D. This means

as well, controlled by your assignments in the Key Group

curves adjusted to your

as up to 10 Programs separate from the

PM76 MIDI reception channelwith the transmissionchannel

control sliders/switches speci?ed in each Program.

D is always selected in any Programs to control the

sound/reception channel selection must be made

Of course, thebest way

PM76 sounds.

PM76.

in the Piano mode.

Page

55

Speci?cations

MXIOOO

Keyboard:

Display:

MIDI master keyboard

76 keys (E0~G6)

Liquid Crystal Display (40 characters x

7-segment 2-digit

Intemal memory:

100 Programs, 4 Program Chain

Battery backup

Extemal memory: Memory card

Available by transmission as System exclusive

Built-in controls: Power

4 assignable

switch, Pitch bend wheel, Modulation wheel

Function keys (F1 ~F6)

Panic key

Cursor keys (up /down/left/ right)

Data keys (increment

Ten keys (0~9) x 2

Memory protect switch,

Connection jacks: MIDI-In

/Thru /Out x 4 (individual)

Foot switch jacks x 4
Foot pedal jacks x 4

Sustain

jack x

Program up /down jack x1

Memory card

AC inlet

Audio output jack space

(for the optional

Output level control
Output

Stereo headphone jack

Rated voltage: 120VAC

Power Consmnption:

Dimensions:

Weight:

Accessories:

12W (120VAC)

1280 (W) x 110 (H) x 380 (D) (Unit:

20.5kg

AC power cord x 1

Owner's Manual x 1

Optional

items: BR-16 IC memory

PM76 piano

with velocity dynamics, after touch

8 lines)

display

BR-16 (optional)

MIDI control switches /sliders

/decrement)

LCD contrast adjuster

1

slot

PM76 piano sound board)

jacks (L/R)

mm)

card

sound board

age

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MX1000 MIDI

Function

Basic

Channel

Mode Messages

Note

Number

Velocity

After

Touch

Pitch Bender

Control Change

Default

Changed

Default

Altered

: True Voice

Note On
Note Off

Key's

Ch's

IMPLEMENTATION

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1 - 16

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X

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Version : 1.00

Remarks

* Memorized.

7 bit resolution.

Selectable.

9 1991

Program

Change

System

System

Common

System :

Real Time:

Aux :

Messages:

N019

Mode
Mode 3 IQMN|

: True No.

Exclusive

: Song

: Song select

2

1 All

: Reset

1 IOMN| ON,

position

Tune request

Clock

Commands

Local ON/OFF

Notes OFF

Active Sense

POLY Mode

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