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Local ON/OFF

The CD20/30 parts can play the sounds of a slave instru-

ment without necessarily playing its own internal sounds. The

parts play the slave without using the CD20/30 internal sounds

when the LOCAL OFF function is set.

To play with an external sequencer, (1) set the CD20/30 to

single situation, (2) set the Upper part to Local Off. Activate

Midi Thru on the external sequencer. When you play the CD20/

30 you are hearing the part selected on the sequencer and

not the Upper part of the CD20/30:

1. Press [MIDI] to enter the MIDI programming mode.

2. Use the [Page>] key to reach the “MIDI: Local ON/Off”

section.

3. Press [MIDI] to call up the pages. There are three pages

which each contain two of the six CD20/30 instrument

parts: the first page contains the Lower and Upper parts,

the second is for Drum and Bass, the third covers Acc1

and Acc2.

4. Pass from one page to another and from one part to the

next using [PAGE].

5. Use [TEMPO-DATA] to set the part selected to ON or OFF.

6. Press both [ESC] keys together to exit from the MIDI mode.

These settings will remain in the memory even when the

instrument has been switched off.

Slave Keyboard: Tracks

When used as a slave, the CD20/30 can receive two, six or

sixteen Midi parts. Receiving two parts allows more polyphony

(that is to say, a larger number of voices).

When the master is switched on, the “Slave Keyb: Tracks” (in

the MIDI mode) is automatically set to ON and the CD20/30

receives on six instrument parts. If you only want to use the

Upper and Lower parts then enter the Midi mode and set the

function to OFF.

1. Press [MIDI] to enter the MIDI programming mode.

2. Use the [Page>] key to reach the “Slave Keyb: Tracks”

section.

3. Use [TEMPO-DATA] to set the function to either ON or

OFF.

4. Press both [ESC] keys together to exit from the MIDI mode.

If the “MIDI:GeneralMidi” option has been set to ON, the CD20/

30 still receives on 16 parts so as to maintain perfect General

Midi compatibility.

MIDI Clock

The Midi Clock controls synchronization between two elec-

tronic musical instruments. “MIDI: Clock Int/Ext = Intern” (in-

ternal) means that the instrument is synchronized to its own

internal tempo and is able to transmit this and subsequent

changes to a slave. “MIDI: Clock Int/Ext = Extern” (external)

means that the instrument is synchronized to the tempo dic-

tated by a master, so to set a Style or Song running it will be

necessary to use the master to start it.

CD20/30 as a master

CD20/30 Clock Internal

slave Clock External

CD20/30 as a slave

CD20/30 Clock External

master Clock Internal

1. Press [MIDI] to enter the MIDI programming mode.

2. Use the [Page>] key to reach the “MIDI:Clock” section.

3. Use [TEMPO-DATA] to set the function to either INTERN

or EXTERN.

4. Press both [ESC] keys together to exit from the MIDI mode.

These settings will remain in the memory even when the

instrument has been switched off.

Start/Stop ON/OFF

You can choose whether or not the CD20/30 receives and

sends the Start/Stop message. If the function is set to ON the

Start/Stop message is received and sent, but if it is set to

OFF then Start/Stop is ignored.

1. Press [MIDI] to enter the MIDI programming mode.

2. Use the [Page>] key to reach the “MIDI:Slave Keyb-Start/

Stop” section.

3. Use [TEMPO-DATA] to set the function to either ON or

OFF.

4. Press both [ESC] keys together to exit from the MIDI mode.

These settings will NOT remain in memory after the in-

strument has been switched off.

MIDI Filters

Certain messages can be “filtered” (excluded) from

communucations. This could be useful for solving compat-

ibility problems between the CD20/30 and a Midi song file

programmed for different musical instruments which may use

different Program Changes or messages to those of the CD20/

30.

1. Press [MIDI] to enter the MIDI programming mode.

2. Use the [Page>] key to reach the “MIDI: Filters” section.

Select the “Input” (MIDI IN filters) or the “Output” (MIDI

OUT filters) group using the [Page] key.

3. Press [MIDI] to get to the filter programming pages. Each

page corresponds to a different filter of Midi messages:

Message dispayed Filter

P.Chg Program Change

C.Chg Control Change

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