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MX49/MX61 Reference Manual

Basic Structure

Using a Connected

Computer

Using iOS

Applications

Basic Structure

Controller Block

Tone Generator Block

Effect Block

Arpeggio Block

Song/Pattern

Playing Block

Internal Memory

MIDI/Audio Signal Flow

Connecting to a computer

Creating a Song with a

computer

Reference

Performance

Song/Pattern

File

Utility

Remote

Performances

The MX49/MX61 features 16 independent parts that allow for sounding multiple Voices simultaneously. Such a program

in which multiple Voices (Parts) are combined is referred to as a Performance. One Voice is assigned to each Part, and

a single Performance is the combination of 16 Voices.

You can play Parts 1 and 2 normally. The MX49/MX61 also allows you to play different Voices of Part 1 and Part 2

together in a layer (Layer function), or play one Voice of Part 2 with your left hand while you play a different Voice of Part

1 with your right (Split function).

Part 10 is conventionally used for playing Rhythm patterns. Therefore, the default Voice assigned to Part 10 is a Drum

Voice.

NOTE You can also switch among Parts 3 – 16 and play those Voices normally one by one.

Different MIDI channels are assigned to Parts 1 – 16. Up to 16 Parts can be played simultaneously using an external

MIDI sequencer, the DAW software on the computer, or MIDI data in USB flash memory connected to the MX49/MX61.

Performance

Normally used Parts

Part 1

Voice

Part 2

Voice

Part 3

Voice

Part 10

Voice

Part 16

USB flash memory

MIDI data

DAW (computer), etc.

Tone generator block

Performance

Part 1 CH1

Part 2 CH2

Part 3 CH3

Part 4 CH4

Part 10 CH10

Part 16 CH16

MIDI data