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MIDI 1O•3

Upper 1

Lower 1

Drums

Bass

Acc.1

Acc.2

Prog. 1

Prog. 50

Prog. 113

Prog. 34

Prog. 5

Prog. 26

Ch. 8

Ch. 2

Ch. 10

Ch. 9

Ch. 11

Ch. 12

Fig. 3 - MIDI channels are similar to television transmis-

sion (master) and reception (slave) channels and must be

tuned to the same channel to communcate.

A multi-timbral instrument such as WK3 can receive and

transmit on several channels simultaneously.

Fig. 4 - Each MIDI channel corresponds to a part of a

multi-timbral expander. Up to 16 MIDI channels travel-

ling through a single MIDI cable can control the same

number of timbric parts.

part 1

part 2

part 3

part 4

part ...

part 16

channel 1

channel 2

channel 3

channel 4

channel ...

channel 16

TRACKS AND MIDI CHANNELS

In Song mode, WK3 can transmit and receive

data via 16 MIDI channels (Song mode). In re-

ception, WK3 receives MIDI on 16 Channels re-

gardless of the current mode.

You can assign a MIDI channel from 1…16 to

each WK3 track from the 16 channels available

in «Edit Performance». A track can also be ex-

cluded from MIDI by assigning the “Off” status..

The factory set MIDI configuration of all WK3 track

for all modes is as follows:

tracks MIDI channels

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10 1

11 11

12 12

13 13

14 14

15 15

16 16

Note: Via MIDI, WK3 is recognised as a 16

part multi-timbral instrument, regardless of the

current playing mode.