User Manual

MIDI Mode
Program Change Formats
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Pan
ThisoffsetsthepanpositionofthecurrentprogramassetontheOUTPUTpageintheProgram
Editor.Avalueof0ismaximumoffsettotheleft,64isnooffset,and127ismaximumoffsetto
theright.Changingthevalueofthisparameterislikeinsertinga
MIDIpanmessage.MIDIPan
(MIDI10)messageswillchangethevalueofthisparameter,unlessthePanLockparameter
(describedbelow)issettoOn.
IftheModeparameterontheOUTPUTpageintheProgramEditorissettoFixed,changingthe
valueofPanontheCHANNELS page
inMIDImodehasnoeffect.
Volume
Thissetsthevolumeforanyprogramassignedtothecurrentlyselectedchannel.Avalueof0is
silence,andavalueof127isfullvolume.Thevalueofthisparameterwillchangeinresponseto
MIDIVolume(MIDI07)messages,unlesstheVolLockparameter(describedbelow)issetto
On.
Program Lock, Pan Lock, Volume Lock
WhentheparameterlocksaresettoOn,thethreeparameterstheycontroldonotrespondto
theirrespectiveMIDIcontrollermessages.Inthatcase,youcouldchangetheProgram,Pan,and
Volumesettingsfromthefrontpanel,butnotviaMIDI.
Program Change Formats
ThePC3KcanstoremoreprogramsthantheMIDIprogramchangespecificationcanhandle
(MIDIletsyousendprogramchangenumbersfrom0to127or1to128only).Sowe’vedesigned
asystemthatmakesprogramselectionmoreflexible.Thisistruewhetheryou’ reselecting
programsfromthePC3K’s
frontpanel,orviaMIDI.
ThePC3Kgivesyouthousandsofprogramchangenumberstoworkwith.Theseareorganized
into16banksof128each(thememorybanks).Aprogram’sobjectIDisitsprogramchange
number,asdiscussedinChapter5.Thismakesiteasytokeeptrackof
yourprograms.ThePC3K
canuseseveraldifferentformatsforinterpretingprogramchangecommands.Thevalueforthe
ProgChgModeparameterontheRECEIVEpagedetermineswhichformatisused,andtheone
youshouldselectdependsonyourMIDIsystem.
Ifyouexpectyou’llalwayschangeprogramsfromyourPC3K’sfront
panel,selectingprograms
isassimpleasenteringtheprogramchangenumber(theprogram’sobjectID)onthe
alphanumericpad,andpressingEnter.EvenprogramnumbersabovetheusualMIDIlimitof
127canbeselectedthisway.
Program Change Type For Use With:
Extended Bank changes and Program changes. A bank has 128 ids. Note
that our system will recognize 16 banks, from 0 to 15. (2048 ids).
This is for connecting a PC2 or a generic MIDI device as a controller
device.
K2600 Bank changes and Program changes. A bank has 100 ids. Our
system will recognize in this case 21 banks, from 0 to 20. For
example, with MIDI out from a K2600 into the MIDI in of a PC3K, if
you scroll or enter a number in the K2600 you will see the same
numbers in the K2600 and in the PC3K if the programs exist.
QAccess Other PC3Ks (or K2600s, K2500s or K2000s) similarly set, when in
Quick Access mode