User Manual

Set List Organizer Owner’s Manual 9
Program Change Edit window
This window lets you assign the Program Change setting including MIDI channel, Bank Select and the volume value to each Program Change button.
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Closes the window.
Equivalent to the Program
Change button number
on the Main display.
Program Change ON/OFF button
When set to ON, the corresponding
Program Change button becomes
available. When set to OFF, the
corresponding Program Change
button becomes gray, indicating it is
unavailable.
What is the Link function?
This convenient function lets you
transmit two or more Program
Change numbers simultaneously by
simply tapping just one of the buttons.
To set LINK:
Tap the LINK indicators of the desired
buttons.
To use LINK:
In the Main display, tap one of the
Program Change buttons which have
been linked.
Indicates the MIDI channel, Bank Select MSB,
Bank Select LSB and Program Change.
Tapping this area calls up the window for setting
the value.
If you want to make the settings simply
and quickly, this [LEARN] button is
useful. Tap [LEARN] (the button starts
flashing), then transmit the Program
Change messages from the MIDI
instrument. The received MIDI messages
will be assigned to the corresponding
Program Change button. Tapping this
While flashing cancels the Learn status.
Adjusts the volume of the Voice
specified via the Program Change. The
volume can be adjusted by operating the
knob, or by tapping the value to call up
the slider for changing the value.
Volume ON/OFF button
When set to ON, tapping the Program
Change button transmits the volume
value, and doesn’t transmit when set to
OFF.
To change the tempo, tap the Tempo value to call up the slider,
and then operate the slider, or tap [TAP] three times at the desired
tempo. Tapping [-]/[+] changes the value in single steps.
When set to ON, MIDI clock data is transmitted according
to the TEMPO setting.
TEMPO and CLOCK are not shown
when the MIDI Type is set to
“wireless.”