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] cursor buttons to position the cursor, and the [A/YES)
CYANO] buttons, or VALUE slider to select characters. Available characters are shown in the table
below, Program names can be up to 10 characters.
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COMBINATION Parameters
Functions in COMBINATION mode
‘To select a page, use the [PAGE+] or [PAGE~] button, or enter the page number directly from the
numeric keypad while holding down the (EDIT] button. To select a parameter, use the [-4], [>]
‘cursor buttons. To set a parameter value, use the (A/YES] and {¥/NO] buttons, or the VALUE
slider, or enter the value directly from the numeric keypad while holding down the ENTER]
button. For some parameters, you can enter the number only from the number keypad to set the
value. To enter a note value, play the corresponding key while pressing the [ENTER] button. If
the Key Window Top, Key Window Bottom, Velocity Window Top, Velocity Window Bottom,
‘Transpose, Detune, or MIDI filter (PROG CHANGE, DAMPER, AFTER TOUCH, CONTROL
CHG) parameter has been selected, pressing the [BANK] button will allow you to select its
‘counterpart or related parameter of the same Timbre.
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TA=18 [Level Volume of each Timbre
24-28 | MIDI Channel The MIDI receive channel ofeach Tene
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Key Window Batom Botom key of keyocard range play by each Timbre
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cass | Damper Sten Fter Damper Swich message rece sch foreach Tere
Aer tous Fier ‘atetouch message receive switch foreach Timbre
Genito! Change Fitor Contol Change message ecole sich for each Timbre
TA=TB | Panpot Panpt between Aand @ of each Tnbre
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On pages 0 to 8, if you move to a different page while a Timbre is selected, the same Timbre will
be selected again.
See “Effect Parameters” on page 113.Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
0A, OB Program Select
‘These parameters allow you to assign Programs to Timbres.
Timbres 1-4 Timbres 6-8
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Timbre 1 Program Select
Timbre 2 Program Select
[ Timbre 3 Program Select
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Timbro 4 Program Select | OFF
‘A00-A99 [Assign a Program to a Timbre
Timbre 5 Program Select | Got136
“Timbre 6 Program Select
“Timbre 7 Program Select
‘Timbre 8 Program Select
Here you can select a Program for each Timbre.
‘The Timbre that is set to “OFF” will not sound.
A Program must be selected from Bank A and G.
Incoming Program Change messages will select Programs for Timbres of the corresponding
channel.
However, if the MIDI channel of the received Program Change is the same as the Global MIDI
channel of the X5, the Combination will change.
To avoid changing the Combination via MIDI, set the 2D MIDI FILTER PRG in the Global Mode
to “PRG”. To change only the number, without changing the bank, set the Program to “NUM”.
To see how the various timbres correspond to the MIDI Bank Select and Program Change
functions, please refer to “Selecting Programs” on page 24. The user should be aware that these
are not received for timbres which have been tumed off.
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1A, 1B Level
‘These parameters allow you to set the volume level of each Timbre in a Combination.
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Parameter
Description
Timbre Level
Timbre 2 Level
Timbre 3 Level
[Timbre 4 Level
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Tinbre 6 Level
“Tumbro 6 Level
“Tibre 7 Level
Timbre 8 Level
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‘Seis the volume level of each Timbre
With a value of 127, the volume uses the level setting of the Timbre program parameter. With a
value of 0, no sound is output.
The volume level is determined by this parameter multiplied by the value set for MIDI Volume
Controller No. 7, or Expression Controller No. 11.Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
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2A, 2B MIDI Channel
‘These parameters allow you to set the MIDI Channel that each Timbre uses to receive MIDI data.
Timbres 1-4 Timbros 5-8
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Timbre 1 MIDI Channel
Timbre 2 MIDI Channol
2a
Timbre 3 MIDI Channa
Timbre 4 MIDI Channel a Sets the MIDI Channel tet each Tinbre uses to
Timbre 5 MIDI Channel receive MIDI data
Timbre 6 MIDI Channel
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Timbre 7 MIDI Channel
Timbre 8 MIDI Channel
If you want to play a Combination from the keyboard, you should set each Timbre’s MIDI
Channel so that it matches the Global MIDI Channel. If you are using an external MIDI sequencer,
set each Timbre’s MIDI Channel so that it matches the corresponding sequencer track’s MIDI
channel. This allows you to use the X5 as an 8-part multitimbral tone generator.
Ifthe selected MIDI Channel is the same as the Global MIDI Channel, a G will appear next to the
selected channel number.
MIDI Program Change messages received on the corresponding MIDI channel can be used to
select Programs. However, if the Timbre’s MIDI Channel is the same as the Global MIDI
Channel, a program change sent on it’s channel will change the Combination.
If you do not wish to change the Combination, set the Global MIDI Channel to any channel that
is not used for the Timbre, or set the 2D MIDI FILTER PRG parameter in Global mode to “PRG”.
(see page 153.)COMBINATION Parameters
3A-3D Key Window Top & Bottom
‘These parameters allow you to set the top and bottom notes for each Timbre’s key window.
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Timbre 1 Key Window Top
Timbre 2 Key Window Top
Timbre 8 Key Window Top
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Timbre 6 Key Window Top
“Timbre 7 Key Window Top
“Timbra 6 Key Window Top
Timbre 1 Key Window Botiomn
TTinbre 2 Key Window Botiom
Timbre 9 Key Window Botiom
Timbre 4 Key Window Bottom cettoqo | SPedtfes the bottom nate foreach Timbre's key
“Timbre § Key Window Bottom window
“Timbre 6 Key Window Bottom
“Timbre 7 Key Window Botiom
“Timbro 8 Kay Window Bator
3A,
Ackey window is the range of keys (notes) that can be used to play a Timbre. Used in conjunction
with the Key Window Bottom parameters, you can designate sections of a keyboard to certain
‘Timbres. For example, you could designate the bottom half of a keyboard to a bass Timbre, and
the top half to a piano Timbre. In the example shown below, Timbres I and 2 have been designated
their own key windows, while the key window for Timbres 3 and 4 have been set the same.
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Key window Key window Key window
You can enter a note name from the keyboard. Press the desired key while holding down the
[ENTER] button. (Refer to “Keyboard Input” on page 67.)
‘You can not set the top key to lower than the bottom key. Otherwise, the bottom key will be set to
the same value as the top key. The same thing applies to the bottom Key.
7Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
4A-4D Velocity Window Top & Bottom
‘These parameters allow you to set the maximum and minimum velocities for each Timbre's
velocity window,
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Tine 1 Velociy Window Top
Timbre 2 Velocity Window Top
“Timbre 3 Voloily Window Top
Timbre 4 Velocity Window Top ‘ter Species the maximum veloiy for each Timbre
Tine 5 Velocity Window Top Veloety window
Timbre 6 Velocity Window Top
Timbre 7 Veloty Window Top
Timbre 8 Velocity Window Top
Timbre 1 Veloty Window Bottom
Tbe 2 Veloty Window Botiom
| Timbre 3 Velocity Window Bottom
Timbre 4 Velocity Window Bottom | ‘Specs the minimum velocity for each Timbre
Timbre 5 Velocity Window Bottom ‘Velocity window
[Timbre 6 Velocity Window Botiom |
“Timbre 7 Velocity Window Bottom
Timbre 8 Voloity Window Batim
4B
A velocity window determines the note velocity range that can be used to play a Timbre.COMBINATION Parameters
5A-5D Transpose & Detune
‘These parameters allow you to transpose and detune Timbres.
Timbres 1—4 Timbres 5-8
Tenbres 1-4 Timbres 5-8
O5A TRANS 1-4 + [OSB TRANS 5-8 W)
+00 +97 +00 +00 | +20 +00 +0 +00
(05C DETUNE 1-4 @5D DETUNE 5-8
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Range ‘Description
Timbre 1 Wanspose
Timbre 2 Transpose
imbre 3 Transpose
Timbre 4 Transpose
Timbre 6 Transpose
-24...424 | Transpose Timbre in semitone steps
Timbre 6 Tanspose
5B =
Timbre 7 Tanspose
Timbre 6 Transpose
Timbre 1 Detune
TTinbre 2 Detune
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Timbre 3 Detune
Tiibre 4 Detune
Timbre § Detune
~$0...450 | Detune each Timbre in one cent steps
Timbre 6 Detune
5D
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5A, 5B Transpose: it adjusts each Timbre’s pitch in the range of -24,..+-24 in semitone steps. (12 =
octave).
5C, 5DDetune: it sets teach Timbre’s pitch in cent steps in the range of -50. ..+50 (100 cents =
semitone).Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
6A-6D MIDI Filter
‘These parameters allow you to control how the XS will handle MIDI data,
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Description
“Timbre 1 Program Change Filter
Timbre 2 Program Change Filter
‘Timbre 3 Program Change Fiter
Timbre 4 Program Change Fiter
“Timbre 5 Program Change Fiter
Timbre 6 Program Change Filter
Timbre 7 Program Change Filter
Timbre @ Program Change Fiter
D: Disable
E: Enable
Program Change messages ignored
rogram Change messages can be received and sent
6B
“Timbre 1 Damper Pedal Fiter
‘Timbre 2 Damper Podal Filter
‘Timbre 3 Damper Pedal Filter
Timbre 4 Damper Pedal Filter
Timbre 5 Damper Pedal Fiter
Timbre 6 Damper Pedal Fiter
Timbre 7 Damper Pedal Filter
Timbre 8 Damper Pedal Filter
D: Disable
E: Enable
‘Timbre wil ignore the damper pedal
‘Timbre wil respond to the damper pedal
6c.
Timbre 1 After Touch Fiter
Timbre 2 After Touoh Fiter
Timbre 3 After Touch Fier
Timbre 4 After Touch Filter
“Timbre 6 After Touch Fiter
“Timbre 6 After Touch Fiter
Timbre 7 After Touch Fiter
Timbre 8 After Touch Filer
D: Disable
E: Enable
‘Timbre will ignore After Touch
‘Timbre will respond to After Touch
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Timbre 1 Control Change Filter
“Timbre 2 Control Change Fiker
Timbre 3 Gontral Change Fike
‘Timbre 4 Control Change Fi
Timbre 8 Gontral Change Fiter
Timbre 6 Control Change Fiter
Timbre 7 Contra Change Fiter
‘Timbre @ Control Change Fiter
©: Disable
E: Enable
Timbre will ignore controiors
‘Timbre will respond to controliers
6A Program Change Filter: These parameters determine how EXT mode Timbres work with MIDI
Program Change messages.
Enabl
ith this setting, received Program Change messages select Programs for a Timbre.
Use 2D MIDI FILTER PRG in Global mode to set the global X5 Program Change filter. (see 2D
Program Change Filter on page 153.)
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6B
6c
6D
If this is set to D (Disable), the Program Change messages will be ignored.
Note: If the Global mode MIDI Program Change Filter] is set to DIS (“PRG of 2D MIDI
FILTER” on page 153), Program Change messages are completely disabled. This setting
overrides the above settings. Furthermore, if the Global mode MIDI Program Change Filter! is
set 10 ENA, Program Change messages received on the channel that matches the Global MIDI
Channel will select Combinations. If itis set to PRG, the messages will not select Combinations.
Instead, they will select Programs for the timbre on the channel that matches the Global MIDI
Channel according to the setting here. (See page 153, 2D Program Change Filter)
Damper Pedal Filter: These parameters determine how Timbres respond to damper pedal
movements.
Enable: with this setting, INT mode Timbres respond to damper pedal movements.
Disable: with this setting, damper pedal effect is not applied.
After Touch Filter: These parameters determine how Timbres respond to After Touch.
Enable: with this setting, INT mode Timbres respond to After Touch. Ext mode Timbres using
keyboard After Touch output the corresponding MIDI data.
Disable: with this setting, After Touch effect is not applied.
You can use After Touch for the modulation wheel functions, See 10A MG Wheel Select on
page 162.
Control Change Filter: These parameters determine whether Timbres respond to MIDI
Controllers.
Enable: with this setting, INT mode Timbres respond to controllers.
Disable: with this setting, controllers are ignored.
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7A, 7B Panpot
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These parameters allow you to pan the output of each Timbre between buses A and B. These buses
feed the effects processors. See “20A~20B Effect Placement” on page 115.
Timbres 1-4 Timbres 5-8
‘8A PRNPOT 1-4 > [O7B PANPOT 5-8 «4
1B CHT CNT | 10 108 CHT PRG
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Description
Timbre 2 Panpat
7:
Timbre 8 Panpot
‘Timbre 4 Panpot OFF, A1S-CNT-B16, | Pans the outputs of each Timbre between buses A
Timbre 5 Panpot uli)
Timbre 6 Panpat
"Timbre 7 Panpot
Timbre 8 Panpot
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OFF: nothing is output to buses A and B.
A15-CNT-B15:You can set different output levels for buses A and B with settings A15 to BIS.
For a setting of A15, Timbre output is to bus A only. For a setting of B15, to bus B only. And for
a setting of CNT, equally to buses A and B.
PRG: when this setting is selected, the pan settings that have been set for a Program in Program
Edit mode are used. See “1A-1D Oscillator Setup” on page 71 and “2A~2F Oscillator? Setup”
on page 73.
Ifa Program is using a drum kit, the pan settings for each drum sound will be used when PRG is
selected. See “6A-6D Drum Kitl Setup” on page 158 and “7A-7D Drum Kit2 Setup” on
page 160.
For a setting other than OFF or PRG, these parameters can be controlled using MIDI Pan
Controller No. 10. See “MIDI Panpot, Send Data" on page 165 for details about the relationship
between pan value and MIDI Controller value.COMBINATION Parameters
8A, 8B Send C & Send D
‘These parameters allow you to set the output level of each Timbre sent to buses C and D. These
buses feed the effects processors, See “20A-20B Effect Placement” on page 115.
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Parameter
imbre 1 Send
Timnbeo 1 Send D
Timbre 2 Send
Timbre 2 Sond D
Timbre 3 Sendo
Timbre 3 Send D
Timbre 4 Send
Timbre 4 Send D
Timbre § Send
Timbre 5 Send D
Timbre 6 Send ©
Timbre 6 Send D
Timbre 7 Send
Timbre 7 Send D
Timbre 8 Send ©
Timbre 8 Send D
Description
‘Sets the output level of each Timbre sent to buses C
‘and D
8B
0-9: when a Program is used in a Combination, its Send C and Send D parameters are ignored,
and these settings are active. Oscillators 1 and 2 use the same settings. Likewise, when the
Program is set to DRUM mode, the Send C and Send D settings of the individual drums within
the kit are ignored, and these settings are active.
P: when this setting is selected, the Send C and Send D settings that have been set for a Program
in Program Edit mode are used. See “1A-1D Oscillator! Setup” on page 71 and “2A-2F
Oscillator2 Setup” on page 73. Ifa Program is using a drum kit, the settings for each drum sound
will be used. See “6A-6D Drum Kit] Setup" on page 158 and “7A~7D Drum Kit2 Setup” on
page 160.
For settings from 0-9, the Send C parameters can be controlled using MIDI Reverb Level
Controller No. 91. MIDI Chorus Level Controller No. 93 can be used to control Send D.
See “MIDI Panpot, Send Data” on page 165 for details about the relationship between send value
and MIDI Controller value.
103Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
9A-14A Effects
Ina Combination the individual effect settings of each Program are ignored, and the settings for
that Combination are used. If you want (o use a Program's effect settings for a Combination, use
Effects Copy 14 COPY EFF. See “21A Copy Effects” on page 117.
Effects are explained in “Effect Parameters” on page 113.
Combination parameters Pan A, Pan B, Send C, and Send D are used to control the levels of the
Timbres sent to the effects.
‘When you’ ve edited a Combination’s effects settings, always remember to write the Combination,
Otherwise, the settings will be lost when you select another Combination.
15A, 15B Combination Write & Rename
15A,
15B
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This function allows you to write a Combination to the internal memory. This function can also
be used to reorganize Combination numbering by writing Combinations to different destinations,
(The Combination that exists at destination will be lost when another Combination overwrites it.)
‘The Rename function allows you to name the Combination.
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Combination Write:
Note: To write a Combination, the Combination Memory Protection function must be set to OFF.
See “3B Combination Memory Protect” on page 154.
‘To write a Combination, specify the write destination, position the cursor on OK2, then press the
[A/YES] button. The message “Are You Sure OK?" will appear, Press the [4/YES] button to
write the Combination, or the [W/NO] button to cancel. If you write the Combination, the
destination Combination will be selected automatically. When the write operation is completed,
the display shows “Completed.” Press the (/YES] button or the (‘W/NO] button to retum to the
previous screen,
Note: The Combination that already exists at the selected write destination will be lost when you
execute this function.
Rename:This function allows you to rename Combination.
Move the cursor to the desired character using the [<4] and [>] buttons, and use the VALUE slider
or the [/YES] and [W/NO] buttons to enter the character. Use the number keypad to insert
numbers. You can use the characters listed below. Up to 10 characters can be used for a
Combination name.
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Multi Setup Parameters
Multi Setup Functions
Toselect a page, use the [PAGE+] or [PAGE-] button, or enter the page number directly from the
numeric keypad while holding down the [EDIT] button. To select a parameter, use the {4}, [>}
cursor buttons. To set a parameter value, use the [A/YES] and {'W/NO] buttons, or the VALUE
slider, or enter the value directly from the numeric keypad while holding down the [ENTER]
button. For some parameters, you can enter the number only from the numeric keypad to set the
value. To enter a note value, play the corresponding key while pressing the [ENTER] button.
Refer to “Effect Parameters” on page 113 for detailed information on effects.
Page Function rameter to edit
ais =A_| Progam ‘Program of each Track
(Track 1 setting) Level Volume of each Track
xp | Panpot an setting (A/B output balance) of each Track
Send ¢ Track level at cutput C
‘Send D ‘Track level at output D
Transpose “Transpose setting of each Track
+c | Dotune Detune setting of each Track
Pitch Bond Range Pic bend range of each Track
‘Program Change Fiter | Program Change messages reception switch for each Track
‘sp | Damper Switch Fiter | Damper switch for each Track
Aitor Touch iter ‘tor Touch switch foreach Track
Control Change Fiter | Control Change switch for ech Track
“se | Key Window Top "Top Key ofthe Track note range
Key Window Bottom | Bottom key ofthe Track note range
ep | Vel Window Top ‘aximum velocity ofeach Track
150150 Vel Window Bottom __| Minimum velocty of each Track
(Track 16 setting) [rg [ MIDI Channel ‘MIDI receive channel of each Track
TARIA Ett Elect seting
22a (Copy trom Combination | Copy trom Combinations
2A ‘Seto GM Inialze for GM
» 0-15 correspond to Tracks 1-16.
In Multi mode, pages 0-15 correspond to Tracks 1-16; pages 16-21 handle effect settings; page
22 enables you to copy parameters from Combinations; page 23 is used to initialize the X5 for
GM setting.
‘When you select a different Track while editing a particular parameter (for one of the 16 Tracks
in pages 0-15), the same parameter of the new Track is automatically selected,
‘+ Multi mode settings are lost when you turn off the power to the X5. When you tum on the
power to the XS, all settings in Multi mode are reset to GM-compatible data. (see page 112.)
+ Save Multi mode settings to an external storage device such as a MIDI data filter using 4A
MIDI DUMP in Global mode (see page 155). In Multi mode, only effect data is compatible
between the X5 and the XSDR.
105Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
+A Program
This page allows you to select a Program for each Track.
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‘Tracks set to “***" do not produce sound.
‘You may select Programs from only Bank A or Bank G.
‘The Programs are changed when the MIDI channel of the Bank Select or Program Change
messages received on the Tracks matches the MIDI Channel assigned to the Tracks in Multi mode.
However, this may not apply depending on the seitings of *D MIDI FILTER (page 109) and 2D
MIDI FILTER PRG in Global mode (see page 153).
‘When the power is tured on, when 23A SET TO GM is executed, or when a GM ON message is
received via MIDI, GM-compatible drum Program G129 will be automatically selected for Track
10, and Program GO1 will be selected for all other Tracks.
‘You may also select a Bank using the MIDI Bank Select messages as shown in the table, These
messages will change the Bank only when subsequent Program Change messages are received,
‘You do not send MIDI Bank Select messages to switch Programs within a Bank, Therefore, send
the MIDI Bank Select messages only when you wish to change the Bank, or set 2D MIDI FILTER
PRG of Global mode to “NUM” (10 ignore MIDI Bank Select) after you switch the Bank by
sending the MIDI Bank Select messages. To receive MIDI Bank Select messages, set this value
to “ENA” or “PRG.”
MIDI Bank Select
use) (se)
Banka
Bank G (01-128)
Bank G (129-136)
(Timbre OFF)
‘se: any number
Refer to the table for how to select a Program in Bank G (129-136).
In the GM standard, MIDI Channel 10 is used for a drum (or percussion) sound, the Instruments
(Percussion names) are already specified for each note number (refer to “Drum Kit Map."). ROM
Drum Kit 1 on the XS is the GM-compatible Drum Kit which serves as a sound source for Bank
G Program 129. Use this Program for GM songs. The XS also provides other drum Programs
130-136 in Bank G that use ROM Drum Kits 2-8, respectively, for commercially-available
non-GM song data.
As shown in the table below, incoming MIDI Program Change messages will select a
corresponding drum Program, if the Bank Select messages [Bn, 00, 3E, 20, 00} (n: MIDI Channel)
have already been sent. (The Bank for drum sounds has already been selected for Track 10 in
Muti mode when the power was turned on to the XS.)
MIDI Prog Change No.
(00-15, 66-69, 72-127 0)
16-23 18)
25 @)
32-39 2)
40-47 (40)
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24, 26-31 (24)
48-55 48)
XS Program No.Multi Setup Parameters
For Channels other than Channel 10, you can select any of 128 Programs (see the GM Program
List) that are already assigned by GM to corresponding Program Change numbers. On the X5,
Programs 01-128 in Bank G are available for GM songs. You can also send MIDI Bank Select
‘messages (Bn, 00, (MSB), 20, (LSB)] to select a Program in Bank A, or to select a drum Program
as on Channel 10.
In the same manner, you can select a non-drum Program for Channel 10 by sending the MIDI
Bank Select messages on that channel. (see page 111.)
*B Level, Pan, Send
This page lets you adjust the volume level and output settings for each Track.
08 Lev Pan Sent
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Level (Lev) o-1a7 Volume level
xg | Panpot (Pan) | OFF,A15-CNT-B15, PRG | Panpot (betwoon A and 8) setting
Send (Sen) | 0-8, Level Cseting
Send D (Sen) LovelD setting
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Level: Adjusts the volume level output setting for each Track.
‘The resultant volume level for each track is obtained by
multiplying the MIDI Volume data [Bn, 07, xx] (Controller #7), =» —————
‘MIDI Expression data [Bn, 0B, xx] (Controller #11), and the Love voume
value displayed on the screen. The level parameter value aa
indication is not affected by MIDI Control Change messages. = ————
MIDI Volume data is set to 100 when Multi mode is entered,
when 23A SET TO GM is executed, or when a GM ON
message is received.
Mio! Expresion
Panpot: Adjusts the A and B output balance of each Track.
Setting OFF outputs no signal at A or B. Setting A15 outputs signal only from A; setting B15
outputs signal only from B; and setting CNT (Center) outputs the same signal level from A and B.
With the PRG setting, the panpot setting of the Program selected for the Track is used. (You can
specify the panpot setting for each oscillator in Program Edit mode.) With settings other than
“PRG” (A15-B15), both Oscillator 1 and 2 of the Program use the same panpot setting.
If you have already selected a Program using a Drum Kit (OSC mode set to DRUMS) and you
select “PRG” here, the panpot setting for each Instrument of the Drum kit will be used. If you set
this parameter to A15 — B15, the panpot setting of each Instrument is ignored, and the parameter
setting here becomes effective.
You can control the panpot setting of each Track by sending MIDI Pan Change data [Bn, OA, xx]
(Controller #10). (With a setting of OFF or PRG, the MIDI Pan Change data is ignored.) When
you specify [00] for [xx], the parameter value is set to A15, and when you specify 127 (7F] for
ix], the parameter value is set to B15. You need to specify 64 [40] for the CNT setting.
Refer to “MIDI Panpot, Send Data” on page 165 for MIDI data corresponding to the panpot
settings.
+ When the power is turned on, when 23A SET TO GM is executed, or when a GMON message
is received, Track 10 will use the PRG setting, and other Tracks will use the CNT setting.
Send: Sets the C and D output level of each Track.
Setting “P (Program)” selects the Send setting of the Program selected for the Track. (You can set
Send for each oscillator in Program Edit mode.) Specifying a value other than “P” sets the output
of Oscillator 1 and 2 to the same level.
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When a Track uses a Program that uses a Drum Kit (OSC mode set to DRUMS), and you set this
parameter to “P”, the Send setting of each Index in the Drum kit takes effect. In this case, the value
of Send C and D of the Program will be applied to the Send setting value of each Instrument. With
a value of 0 9, the setting of each Index is ignored, and the value specified here becomes
effective.
‘You can also change the setting using the MIDI messages,
Send C [Bn, 5B, xx] (Controller #91)
Send D (Bn, SD, xx] (Controller #93)
Generally, {Bn, 5B, xx] is used to control the Reverb Depth and (Bn, SD, xx] is used to control
the Chorus Depth, Refer to “MIDI Panpot, Send Data” on page 165 for the MIDI data
corresponding to the send settings
‘+ When the power is turned on, when 23A SET TO GM is executed, or when a GM ON message
is received, Track 10 will use the P:0 setting, and other Tracks will use the 2:2 setting,
*C Transpose, Detune, Bend Range
This page allows you to adjust the pitch-related settings.
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Transpose: Transpose adjusts the pitch of each Track in chromatic steps over a range of ~24 to
+24. (Twelve chromatic steps equal one octave).
You can also change the setting by sending MIDI Coarse Tune messages. Refer to “Controller
Event Edit Notes” on page 163 for details.
‘+ When the power is turned on to the XS or when a GM ON message is received, this parameter
is automatically reset to 00.
Detune: Detune is a fine pitch adjustment for each Track that moves in steps of one cent, over a
range of 50 to +50 (100 steps equal one chromatic step).
You can also change the setting by sending MIDI Fine Tune messages. Refer to “Controller Event
Edit Notes” on page 163 for details.
+ When the power is turned on to the X5, when 23A SET TO GM is executed, or when a GM
ON message is received, this parameter is automatically reset to 00.
Bend Range: The Bend Range for the Pitch Bend messages adjusts the pitch direction and
variation of each Track produced by the pitch bend wheel in chromatic steps.
‘The pitch bend range specified in a Track’s Program (set on 15D in Program Edit mode) is
ignored, and this setting takes effect. (The setting here does not affect the Program setting.)
A maximum of 12 chromatic steps forms a single octave. With a positive value, the farther the
pitch bend wheel is moved forward, the higher the pitch. A negative value produces the opposite
effect,
You can change the setting by sending MIDI Pitch Bend Range data, but the value is limited toa
range of 0 - +12, Refer to “Controller Event Edit Notes” on page 163.
* When the power is tumed on to the X5, when 23A SET TO GM is executed, or when a GM
ON message is received, this parameter is automatically reset to 00 for Track 10, and to +2 for
other Tracks.
108Multi Setup Parameters
*D MIDI Filter
This page determines whether or not each Track will receive the MIDI Program Change and
whether or not Damper effect, After Touch effect, and Control effect are applied.
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Fiter (PD) Program Change message is received.
Damper Pedal Fiter_ | Dk Disable ‘Damper Pedal message is ignored.
wp {OD EN: Enable Damper Pedal is effective,
. + (an | DE Disable ‘Afi Touch message is ignored.
‘Ator Touch Fite (AN | en: Enable Aer Touch is effective.
Conirel Change Fite | Di: Disable MIDI Gontrllers are ignored.
© EN: En MIDI Cont roetfecive.
Program Change Filter: Determines whether or not each ‘Track receives the MIDI Program
Change messages.
EN: Tracks with the EN (Enable) setting receive the Program Change messages and switch the
Programs. Set the overall X5 Program Change Filter on 2D MIDI FILTER PRG in Global mode.
(see “2D Program Change Filter” on page 153.)
Note: Ifthe Global mode 2D MIDI FILTER PRG is set to “DIS”, the Program Change messages
are completely disabled. Furthermore, if you set it to ENA or PRG, Bank Select and Program
Change messages will select Bank and Program. If you set it io “NUM”, only the Program is
changed. (see “2D Program Change Filter on page 153)
Damper Pedal Filter: Determines whether or not the Damper Pedal messages will affect the
Track sound.
EN: The Damper Pedal messages affect the sound of the Track for which “EN (Enable)” is
selected.
DI: The Damper Pedal effects are not applied to the Tracks for which “DI (Disable)” is selected.
After Touch Filter: Determines whether or not the After Touch messages will affect the Track
sound.
EN: After Touch messages affect the sound of the Track for which “EN (Enable)” is selected.
DI: After Touch effects are not applied to the Tracks for which “DI (Disable)” is selected.
Control Change Filter: Determines whether or not the controllers (e.g., pitch bend, pitch
modulation, etc.) or the Volume Change messages affect the sound of each Track.
EN: The Controller messages affect the sound of the Track for which “EN (Enable)” is selected.
Di: The Controller messages are ignored on the Tracks for which “DI (Disable)" is selected.
‘+ When the power is turned on to the X5/XSD, when 23A SET TO GM is executed, or when a
GM ON message is received, these parameters are set to EN for all the tracks.
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*E Key Window Top & Bottom
‘These parameters allow you to set the top note and bottom note for each Track.
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A key window is the range of keys (notes) that you can use to play a Track. Used in conjunction
with the Key Window Bottom parameters, you can assign sections of the keyboard to specific
‘Tracks. For example, you could designate the bottom half of the keyboard to a bass Track, and the
top half to a piano Track.
‘You can use the VALUE slider and the [A/YES} and ['¥/NO) buttons to set the Key Window Top
and Bottom parameters, You can also use the X5 keyboard for the same purpose, as follows: select
a Key Window parameter; press and hold down the [ENTER] button; then press the desired key.
‘The setting range is from C2 to C7 (if the Global mode Transpose parameter is set to +00).
‘You can not set the top key to lower than the bottom key. Otherwise, the bottom key will be set to
the same value as the top key. The same thing applies to the bottom Key.
‘© When the power is turned on to the X5, when 23A SET TO GM is being executed, or when a
GM System ON message is received, the top key of each track is set to G9, and the bottom key
of each track is set to C-1,
*F Velocity Window Top & Bottom
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‘These parameters allow you to set the may
window.
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A velocity window determines the note velocity range that can be used to play a Track. Used in
conjunction with the Velocity Window Bottom parameters, you can specify a note velocity range
for each Track. For example, you could set a soft strings Track to a low velocity window, and a
hard strings Timbre to a high Velocity window. Then, playing softly will trigger the soft strings,
and playing strongly will trigger the hard strings. This technique is called a velocity switch. You
can also set the velocity windows so that their ranges overlap.
* When the power is turned on to the X5, when 23A SET TO GM is being executed, or when a
GM System ON message is received, the maximum velocity of each track is set to 127, and
the minimum velocity is set to 1.Matti Setup Parameters
*G MIDI Channel
‘These parameters allow you to set the MIDI Channel that each Track uses to receive MIDI data.
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If you want to play a Track from the keyboard, you should set each Track’s MIDI Channel so that
itmatches the Global MIDI Channel. If you are using a sequencer, set each Track’s MIDI Channel
so that it matches the corresponding sequencer track's MIDI Channel.
If the selected MIDI Channel is the same as the Global MIDI Channel, a G will appear next to the
selected channel number.
‘* When the power is tumed on to the X5, when 23 SET TO GM is being executed, or when a
GM System ON message is received, the MIDI Channel of Traks 1-16 is set to 1-16.
16A - 21A Effect
Effects are explained in “Effect Parameters” on page 113.
‘The individual effect settings of each Program are ignored, and these settings are used.
If you want to use a Program's or a Combination’s effect settings, use the 21A COPY EFF
function to copy effects.
‘Track parameters Pan A, Pan B, Send C, and Send D are used to control the level of the Tracks
sent to the effects in Multi mode.
Effects can be controlled via MIDI on the Global MIDI Channel. You can control the level of each
‘Track to the effects using the Track parameters Pan A, Pan B, Send C, and Send D.
+ When the power is turned on to the X5, when 23 SET TO GM is being executed, or when a
GM System ON message is received, Effect I selects Hall, Effect 2 selects Chorus], Placement
selects Parallel3, and the effect return level is set to 4.
22A Copy from Combination
This function allows you to copy Combination Timbre settings to Tracks 1 to 8 or Tracks 9 to 16
22a COPY COMBE
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The following parameter settings are copied: Program, Volume, Transpose, Detune, Pan, Send C,
Send D, Key Window, Velocity Window, MIDI Channel, and Filters (Program Change, Damper
Pedal, After Touch, Control Change).
‘The Combination’s effect settings are not copied. Use 21 A Copy Effect to copy the effect settings.
(ee page 117.)
For *C Bend Range parameters that are not included in Combinations, the value of Program’s
Joystick Pitch Bend Range (15D in Program Edit mode) of each Track will be copied.
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234A Set To GM (Initialize for GM)
112
‘This function conforms a track to the GM (General MIDI) settings. It should be used when you
‘want to make new GM data, or when you want to play back GM song data,
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Each track's parameters are set as follows. Track 10 is set for drums.
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‘+ When a GM System On message (FO, 7E, nn, 09, 01, F7) is received, Multi 1 mode is selected
and these parameters are set automatically.
‘These parameters are also set automatically when you turn the power on to the X5.Effect Parameters
Effect Parameters
‘The XS contains two digital multi-effects processors. Each processor can be set to produce one of
47 effects (they are called “Effect type"). The effects section consists of four inputs (A, B, C, D),
two effects processors (Effect1, Effect2), two panpots (pan 3, 4) and two outputs (L/MONO, R).
‘The XS effects processors can be assigned any one of four placements. See “20A~20B Effect
Placement” on page 115. Effects 1 to 37 are single effects, 38 and 39 are serial effects, and 40 to
47 are parallel effects. The parallel type effects allow you to use up to four independent effects
simultaneously.
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Effect parameters can be edited and stored with individual Programs, and Combinations. Effect
parameters for a Program should be edited in Program Edit mode, and for Combination in
Combination Edit mode.
‘When you play a Combination, the individual effect settings for each Program in that
Combination are ignored, and the effect settings for that Combination are used. Likewise, for
Multi setup, the individual Program effect settings are ignored and the effect settings for that
particular Multi setup are used.
‘The page which the effect setting is made, is different with each mode.
* Program Edit mode (Single, Drums).. 10A-15A
+ Program Edit mode (Double) . 16A-21A
* Combination Edit mode... A144
+ Multi mode... 16A-21A,
Here, we use Program Edit mode (Double) as an example.
‘When the power is tuned on, when 23A SET TO GM in Multi mode is executed, or when a GM
‘System On message is received. The following effect settings are made:
Placement—Parallel3.
Effect!—Hall.
Effect2—Chorus.
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16A-16C Effecti Setup
16A
16B
16C
114
‘These parameters are used (0 set up Effect.
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Effect type: each time a different effect is selected, parameters that you set for the previously
selected effect are reset to their initial values.
* When effect 24:Symphonic Ensemble is selected for one processor, certain effects cannot be
selected for the other processor. See “Symphonic Ensemble” on page 127.
Switch: is used to turn the effects processors on and off. Effects processors can also be turned on
and off using a foot pedal that is connected to the ASSIGNABLE PEDAL/SW connector. In
Global mode, set the ASSIGNABLE PEDAL/SW parameter to “Effect I (2) on/off”. See “QA-9C
Assignable Pedal/Switch & Polarity Setup” on page 161.
By sending MIDI Controller 92 for Effect, and MIDI Controller 94 for Effect2, effects can be
switched on and off by an external sequencer, or other MIDI device. Each time a Controller
‘message is sent, the corresponding effect is switched on or off.
Note: The high and low EQ for the following effects is valid even when the effect is set to OFF:
13:Stereo Delay, 14:Cross Delay, 19:Chorus 1, 20:Chorus 2, 28:Exciter, 35:Autopan,
36:Tremolo. To bypass these effects completely select 0: No Effect.
Dry:Effect balance: this parameter allows you to set the level balance between the dry signal and
effected signal. A setting of DRY means no affected signal. A setting of FX means all effect signal.
Dynamic modulation control source: allows you to adjust certain effect parameters, such as.
mix balance and modulation speed, while you piay. This provides greater control for musical
expression during a performance. The modulation source can be set to any one of six controls,
such as a modulation wheel and foot pedal. You can control only one effect parameter using
dynamic modulation, but the modulation source and intensity can be set independently for Effect!
and Effect2. See “Effects Types & Parameters” on page 118.
‘To control dynamic modulation using a foot pedal, set Pedal Assign in Global mode to Effect
Control, See “9A-9C Assignable Pedal/Switch & Polarity Setup” on page 161. When a foot pedal
that is connected to the ASSIGNABLE PEDAL connector is operated, MIDI Effect Control [Bn,
OC, vv] Controller 12 is output. This controls the effect whose dynamic modulation source is set
to PEDALI. MIDI Effect Control [Bn, OD, vv] Controller 13 is transmitted when the dynamic
modulation source is set to PEDAL2.
To control dynamic modulation via MIDI, set the MIDI Channel of the control source to that of
the Global MIDI Channel,Effect Parameters
Dynamic Modulation Intensity: the dynamic modulation intensity can be set from ~15 to +15.
Positive values cause dynamic modulation to increase the valve of the effect parameter being
controlled. Negative values have the opposite effect.
17A-17D Effect! Parameters
Effect parameters are explained in detail from page 118 onwards.
18A-18C Effect2 Setup
‘These parameters are used to set up Effect2. Operation is the same as for “16A-16C Effect]
Setup” on page 114.
19A-19D Effect2 Parameters
Effect parameters are explained in detail from page 118 onwards,
20A-20B Effect Placement
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XS effects processors can be used in any one of four placements. Placements affect the way in
which the four input buses (A, B, C, D) are routed through the effects.
‘The Panpot, Send C Level, and Send D Level parameters are set as part of an individual Program,
Combination, or Multi setup. If 20A Placement is set to serial, Parallel 1, or Parallel 2, Page 20B
is displayed. In this page, you can set the L/R output balance of Pan 3 nad Pan 4. If 20A is set to
Parallel 3, Page 20B" appears. In this page, pan 3 and pan 4 are replaced by four independent level
controls. The XS has two outputs (L/MONO, R).
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‘With the Serial placement, buses A and B are sent to Effect, Effect2, then output from L/MONO
and R. Buses C and D are mixed with the output of Effect|, sent to Effect2, and then output.
Buses C and D allow you to avoid applying Effect! to a sound, or to apply Effectl to a specific
sound and then apply Effect? to all sounds.
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R. Buses C and D are sent to Effect2, mixed with the output of Effect1, then output.
Parallel 2 Placement
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With the Parallel 2 placement, buses A and B are sent to Effect! then output from L/MONO and
R, Buses C and D are sent to Effect2, mixed with the input to Effect, then output,
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With the Parallel 3 placement, buses A and B are sent straight to the outputs. Bus C signal is sent
to Effect! and bus D signal is sent to Effect2. The effect outputs, each with independent level
control, are then mixed down to the LIMONO and R outputs. This placement works well when
playing GM compatible songs.
Note: For Serial, Parallel 1, and Parallel 2 placements, if Pan 3 or Pan 4 is set to off, signals
sent to bus C and bus Dare not output.
116Effect Parameters
21A Copy Effects
This function allows you to copy the effect parameter settings from a Program, Combination, or
song to the currently selected Program, Combination, or Multi setup.
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To copy effect parameters, select the effect copy source, the source number, position the cursor on
‘OK?, then press the (A/YES] button. The message “Are You Sure OK?" appears. Press the
[A/YES] button to continue, or the [‘W/NO} bution to cancel. The effect parameters are copied to
the currently selected Program, Combination, or Multi. Pan, Send C, and Send D settings, which
are set for oscillators, Timbres, and tracks, are not copied.
17Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Effects Types & Parameters
Different parameters are available for different effects. Effect 0 (No Effect) through effect 47
(Delay/Rotary Speaker) can be selected for Effect! and Effect2. Effect! LCD screens are
numbered 16A through 16D. Effect? LCD screens are numbered 18A through 19D. Effect! LCD
screen numbers are used in this Reference Guide,
No Effect
0: No Effect
‘When NO EFFECT is selected, the effect processors are bypassed.
Effects can be turned off using “16A~16C Effect] Setup” and “18A~18C Effect2 Setup”.
However, for some effects, the high and low EQ are stil! active. Selecting 0:No Effect allows you
to bypass these effects completely.
Reverb
These effects simulate reverberant acoustics, adding ambience to the sound.
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This effect simulates the reverb characteristics and natural ambience of a medium size hall.
Ensemble Hall
This effect simulates the reverb characteristics and natural ambience of an ensemble hall. Idea
for string and brass ensembles.
3: Concert Hall
This effect simulates the reverb characteristics and natural ambience of a large hall with
pronounced early reflections.
4; Room
‘This effect simulates the reverb characteristics and natural ambience of a small room.
5: Large Room
This effect simulates the reverb characteristics and natural ambience of a large room with
pronounced reverb density. Reverb time settings of about 0.5 seconds produce an effect similar to
gated reverb,
118Effect Parameters
6: Live Stage
‘This effect simulates the reverb characteristics and natural ambience of a large, live-performance
space.
7: Wet Plate
This effect simulates the reverb characteristics of a steel-plate reverb, with pronounced density.
8: Dry Plate
This effect simulates the reverb characteristics of a steel-plate reverb, with a light density.
9: Spring Reverb
‘This effect simulates the reverb characteristics of a spring reverb.
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For effects 1 to 9, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
119Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Early Reflection
The Early Reflection effects create the early reflections that are an important element in
determining the qualities of an acoustic environment. Using the Early Reflection Time parameter
you can create a variety of effects, such as sound thickening and echo-like reflections.
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10: Early Reflection 1
Early reverb reflections are a crucial element of naturally occurring reverb. They transmit details
such as room size, distance, acoustic damping, etc. This effect emphasizes the low frequency
range, and is ideal for percussive sounds such as drums.
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11: Early Reflection 2
This effect is similar to Early Reflection 1, although, the level of the early reflections change over
time in a different way.
12: Early Reflection 3
This effect applies a reverse envelope to the early reflections. This produces an effect that is
similar to playing a tape backwards, and itis ideally to sounds that have a fast attack such as crash
cymbals.
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For effects 10 to 12, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance,
120Stereo Delay
Effect Parameters
These effects create stereo delay patterns in which you can set the left and right delay times
independently. Using the High Damp parameter, you can make delays decay in a natural way.
13: Stereo Delay
This is a stereo delay effect with feedback.
‘The delay time can be set independently for
the left and right channels.
‘The high damp parameter can be used to
produce a more natural echo effect by
gradually attenuating the high frequencies of
successive delay repeats.
14: Cross Delay
This is a stereo delay effect with independent
delay parameters for the left and right
channels. The delay outputs are crossed over,
and each delay receives the other delay’s
feedback signal. Thus, the delay repeats
appear to move between the left and right
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For effects 13 and 14, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
‘The EQ part of these effects is active even when the Effect is switched off (16A). To bypass these.
effects completely, select 0:No Effect.
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Dual Mono Delay
15: Dual Mono Delay
This effect consists of two mono delays with
independent delay time, feedback, and high
damp parameters for each channel.
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Te acrid al at fd back te wt
Feedback Lot (FB) | -90..00% hanna eet ince alte iver ooteck ca
1 oy
Tigh Damp Lal
th Dame o-a0% igh requeney damping or the at channel
sre [Bay Tre FRY me Delay tie forte rah chanel
ho aroun dela inal ral fod back oo wt
Foechack Right (F8) | -20..180% han aflec Ms vlts Pert aocbck apa
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Tigh Damp Rt ee
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Multi-Tap Delay
For effect 15, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
In these effects, an equalizer is applied to each effect input, then the signals are fed to two
independent series-connected delays. The output of one delay is fed back to the input.
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122Effect Parameters
16: Multi-Tap Delay 1
This is a two-channel multi-repeat delay. It
consists of two parallel delays for each
channel. The delay time for each delay can
be set independently. The output of delay 2is
fed back to the inputs of delay 1 and delay 2.
17: Multi-Tap Delay 2
This is a two-channel multi-repeat delay
with cross panning.
18: Multi-Tap Delay 3
This is a two-channel multi-repeat delay
with crossed feedback.
17 M.TarDIvi_ + [178 4. TarDlvt
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piTsee — 2T4ea | Fe+se ED. L+09a8 HeDeKe
17a, 178 170
LoD. Parameter Range Description
a [DeayTine 1(077) [0-600 ms Delay time fordelay 1
" [BeiayTine2 (Ger) [0-800 ms ‘Delay time for delay 2
“The amount of delay signal that is fed back into the effect.
Dad | occurs ad ‘Minus values invert the feedback signal phase
ro (EOtow Ea =12.412 oB Low EQ eut and boost
EQ High (H) 2.412 6B ‘High EO cut and boost
For effects 16, 17, and 18, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY: EFF
balance.
123Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Chorus
‘These are stereo-type effects that use two chorus units. They're an effective way to add
spaciousness and depth to any type of sound: piano, strings, brass, etc.
19: Chorus 1
In this chorus effect, the left channel
modulation signal is out of phase with the
right channel! modulation signal. This
produces a wide stereo chorus effect.
20: Chorus 2
In this chorus effect, left and right channel
modulation signals are in phase.
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1B Mod Depth (Mod) 0-99 ‘Modulation intensity
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[Foren reer Tigh EQ out and boost 1
For effects 19 and 20, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance,
‘The EQ part of these effects is active even when the Effect is switched off (16A). To bypass these
effects completely, select 0:No Effect.
124Effect Parameters
21: Quadrature Chorus
‘The modulation signals fed to each channel ~]
of this stereo chorus effect are 90 degrees out io
of phase with each other, EQ
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22: Crossover Chorus
The modulation signals fed to each channel
of this stereo chorus effect are 90 degrees out | \S* Mi
of phase with each other. The chorused EQ
signals are mixed with the other channels
output. N ‘Chorus L
Cited
Chorus R
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178 Guad.Cho + ]17B Guad.che = [170 @uad.cho n] 17D eusa.cho
D.Ting LOLI ROZS | NedS0 Hos NedShare=T+00 | E0.L+08e Ho0Ue
7A 78 we 170
Lco Parameter Range Description —__
Delay Time L
a” oe 0-250 ms Lett channel delay time
Delay Time A(R) | 0-250ms Fight channel delay ime
pe | Mod Depin (oo) [0-08 | Modulation depth
Mod Speed (Mod) | 1-28 Modulation speed
70 | Mod Shape Tei0,. 7-10, Modulation wavelorm shape. T-Trangle, Sine, The range
(Moxshape) Su10.8+10 {tom +10 t0=10 effets the wavetorm symmalty
vo [ESLow(EQu) [1.11208 Low EQ cut and boost
EQ High (H) Te. 8 igh EO cut and boost
For effects 21 and 22, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the Mod Speed.
125Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
126
23: Harmonic Chorus
This effect splits the signal into two bands:
HF (high frequency) and LF (low
frequency). The HF band is then fed to the
quadrature type chorus, and the LF band is
fed directly to the output. This effect is
useful for low frequency instruments such as
bass.
]178 Harno.cho [170 Herno.cho <
2 |Mode9 NodesP=3s | F.Selit Point=al
17a 178 170
ro) Parameter Range Description
i va [Deaytinet (OTT) [0-800;n8 Channel 1 delay ume i
Delay Timea (027) | 0-500 ms ‘Channel 2 delay time zi ]
tye | Mod Depth (tod) Modulation depth
‘Wod Speed (th Modulation speed
Frequency Spit Point “The irequency al which te input signalis spit into HF and LF]
170 | (espit Pont) one bands
For effect 23, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the Mod Speed.Symphonic Ensemble
24: Symphonic Ensemble
Effect Parameters
This effect is basically amultiple chorus type [7
effect. It produces a rich, thickening effect,
ideal for strings. tet fr
‘Symphonic
EQ >| Ensemble
Fight ie
178 Sonp.Ene. > [178 Suns
teaea E0,L+0008 HeE0
7A 178
{tco rameter ‘Range Description
Oo ‘Wedutaion depth
| yp. [EOtow (E08) |-re.2 a8 Low EQ out and boost
| EQ High Tie. 2 8 High EQ eut and boost
For effect 24, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
Not
When this effect is selected, the following effect types cannot be selected for the other
effect: Choruses 19-23, Symphonic Ensemble 24, Flangers 25-27, Phasers 32-33, Rotary
Speaker 34, Tremolos 35-36, Chorus Flanger/Delay 38-39, Delay/Chorus 42, Delay/Flanger
43, Delay/Phaser 46, and Delay/Rotary Speaker 47.
127Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Flanger
‘These effects add feedback to a chorus effect. When used on sounds that contain a lot of
high-frequency energy, such as cymbals, they not only create modulation effects, they add a sense
of pitch to non-pitched sounds, too.
25: Flanger 1
In this effect, inphase modulation is fed to
both flanger channels. vm Mi
Feedback
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26: Flanger 2
In this effect, the left channel modulation ]
signal is in phase and the right channel tot Ms |
modulation signal is out of phase. This Feedback
produces a wide, stereo flange effect.
8
AS Flanger
F
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pH ely
ae POH ee,
: Crossover Flanger
Inthis effect, two flangers are modulated out
of phase. The flanged output signals are
mixed with the other channels output.
47a Flangert > [1?8 Flangert =) 170 Flangert
D.TineB65 Res+95 |Nod99 NodSP=zo | EO. L+00d8 Hens
7A 178 176
ep Parameter
Range Description
Delay Time (O.Time) [0-200 ms
Delay time
"7A [Resonance (Aes) [50.08 “Amount of uit signal fed back o he pu (eecback)
ye [ea Bopin oy — [0-90 Modan depth
| "7° | hod Speed eeSP) | 1-99 Modan speed
re [EQUMEOH [ieee Low EQ eut and boost
EQHGN() | -1e..12 a8 Tigh EO cut and boost
For effects 25 10 27, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the Mod Speed.
128Exciter
28: Exciter
This effect increases the clarity of a sound
and gives it greater definition.
Effect Parameters
Exciter
Exeter
7/6 excite |e Ect
neh Pointcos | eocLroseHeood®
TA 1 7
Te [Fare ange Tension
TA_[ Bena ing [aa 00 Ti oy and aoa
7p. | Erehatieran re 4g The conta equenoy around wih sours ae exod
We [EQLow (Ea) 2...412 6B Low EQ cut and boost
eargh o)—|-12..12 68 | Wah et ana boct
For effect 28, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF mix level.
The EQ sections of this effect are active even when the effect is switched OFF. To bypass this
effect completely, select 0:No Effect.
Enhancer
29: Enhancer
Thisis a two-channel enhancer that includes
a delay to give a sound more spaciousness.
‘An enhancer makes the sound clearer and
more defined, giving the sound more
presence and bringing it up front in the mix.
- es
EQ
Enhancer [Ef Delay
rig LEQ. ul
A Enhancer + [178 Enhancer ‘| 470 Enhancer H[17D Enhancer
Harn Densityso [Hot Sra SvlieS0 D, Tinas25 |ED,L+01dB H¥O1oe
17a 178 176 170
ico [Parameter Range Description
T7A_| Harmonie Density | 1-98 Tevet ofthe enhanced signal
[176 [Hot Spot 1-20 “The central requency round which sounds are enhanced
ro [Secown (Swi [0-00 The width ofthe stereo image thats opened up bythe delay
Tine (O-Time) | 1-99 Delay tine
ow (EQ) | -12..+12aB Low EO cut end boost
0 Teawign ( Hi2..12d8___| High EO cut and boost ~
For effect 29, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
129Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Distortion
130
30: Distortion
This effect can provide everything from
subtle distortion through to mega-power
distortion—ideal for ripping solos. The Hot
Spot and Resonance parameters allow you to
tune in for a wah type effect, and the Hot
Spot parameter can be controlled in real time
using dynamic modulation.
EQ_}>[_Distortion’
Mp
31; Overdrive
This effect produces a smooth overdrive. As
with the previous distortion effect, dynamic
modulation allows real-time control of the
wah filter's Hot Spot parameter.
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Out evel (eve) [0-89 Dtoion aut ivet
“yo [ESLOWIEGL) —_[-12..iBa | Low €0 ot end boos
cane) —_[=12...120 | Hgh EO ait and oot
For effects 30 and 31, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to contro! the Hot Spot parameter.
This is useful for creating a wah-wah type effect.Phaser
Effect Parameters
These are two-channel stereo phase shifters. Using delay and phase changes, they produce a
‘modulation effect that is clearer than chorus or flanger. These effects are especially suitable for
electric piano and guitar. Chorus and flanger produce their effects by modulating the delay time.
However, phasers, modulate the phase of the input signal, creating an effect that has a different
character to that of chorus or flanger.
32: Stereo Phaser 1
In Phaser 1, the left channel modulation
signal is in phase and the right channel
‘modulation signal is out of phase. This
produces a wide stereo phaser effect.
33: Stereo Phaser 2
This stereo effect contains two phasers.
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7A 178 170
ied [Parameter Range Description
The coral roqueney around whion phase siting
417A | Manwal(Manualy | 0-99 eon
7p |MedBenth ec) [0-80 Modulation depth
Mod Speed (MS°O) | 008-30 He Modaton speed
ho amount of phosed signa! hat ls fed back nfo the ele.
- Feedback (FB) oe Minus values invert the feedback signal phase
"
‘Sine (SIN)
MeaWevetom | Sine GI Modulation wavetom
For effects 32 and 33, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used'to control the Mod Speed.
131Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Rotary Speaker
This effect simulates the rotary speaker effect that is popular for organs.
132
34: Rotary Speaker
‘The effect is popular with organ type sounds.
The rotation speed continuously cycles
between the two speed settings at a rate
determined by the Acceleration parameter.
Dynamic modulation can be used to switch
from slow to fast speed. The rotor speed will
change ata rate specified by the Acceleration
parameter regardless of how rapidly you
move the dynamic modulation controller.
Rotary Speaker
7A Rotssek >] 70 otasek vive Rot.cek
Vibrate Bertha) | Acceteration=o4
7A 178 176
teo_[ Parameter Range Doser on a
Vivato Desh (Vibra :
oo ots Elec depth
Accelraien
te | Acerton Tas Time taken o change rom one speed to the ater
yo [Sew Sees 8) | 80 Siow tation speed
Fast Speed (F) [1-00 Fast rotation speed
For effect 34, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to switch from slow to fast speed,ically varies the volume.
35: Auto Pan
‘This effect pans the signal continuously
actoss the stereo image. The speed of
panning (Mod Speed) can be set relative to
song tempo, or left to produce a natural drift
across the stereo image.
36: Tremolo
The tremolo effect modulates the signal
amplitude to produce regular variations in
volume level.
oF
EQ
Effect Parameters
Tremolo
17R Auto Pan [17B Auto Pan = 170 uto Pan
SIN HodSharet39.|Nod3a M.5P1, 59Hz | E9.L+0008 H+C0ce
RS eam
ql ay
7A 78 170
i: Parameter Range Description
jod Waveorm Sine (SIN) lodulation waveform
Mod Wavetor ane CR Modulation wavetor
Slant Mods
onal Love pee eee
7A ModShape =0
‘Mod Shape (Mod , edohepe 268
; -289...499
[7p [Ned Depth woo) [0-28 ‘Modulation dopth
‘Mod Speed (MSP) | 0.08-00 Hz Modulation speed
[ie [EO towiean 2912 dB Low EO cut and boost
EQ High (H) 2.412 6B High EQ eut and boost
For effects 35 and 36, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
‘The EQ sections of this effect are active even when the effect is switched OFF. To bypass this
effect completely, select 0:No Effect.
133Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Parametric EQ
37: Parametric EQ
‘This is a 3-band parametric equalizer, with
independent gain and frequency controls for
each band, The width of the mid-frequency
band is variable.
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L, ‘3-Band EQ 7
‘3Band EQ
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oterata’ caine | Mrrade Gainex2 | Moaviahnsss
vA ve
te ar Deseipion
soa Learea(towFray [6-70 Tre ragney
Tow Gln (Gain}_—[=12..012d8 | tow EO cot ane boos
“ye. |i Freaitaarey—[o-00 Wi cao foqueny
Mid Gain (Gain) |-t2.-v12g6 | MA EO i an ost
17C_| Mid Width (MicWviaih) | 0-99 ‘Mid band width
0 High Freq (Hi Frq) 0-29 High cutotf frequency
Yigh Gain (Gan) —[-¥2. v1208_ | Heh EO eat nto
For effect 37, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the Mid Freq parameter. This is
useful for creating a wah type effect.
134Combination Effects: Serial
Etfect Parameters
Effects 38 and 39 use mono input-stereo output chorus/flangers in series with stereo delays.
38: Chorus—Delay
This effect consists of a chorus and delay in
series, The input signals are summed, then
fed to two chorus units. The modulation
signals fed to each chorus are 90 degrees out
of phase with each other. Feedback
parameters are available for both chorus and
delay.
39: Flanger-Delay
This effect consists of a flanger and delay in
series. The input signals are summed, then
fed to two flanger units. The modulation
signals fed to each flanger are 90 degrees out
of phase with each other. Feedback
parameters are available for both flanger and
delay.
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17A Chor-Dlv +] 178 Char-Dly =| 170 Chor-Dly «|
Cho.DT1ins F8+19 | Cho.Mod5@ H.sP30|D1s.0T110 F810
17 178 17
Chorus, Flanger _ - ——
Leo Parameter Range Description
Delay Time (Che 0-50 ms ChorusiFianger delay imme
17a The amount of effected signa that is fed back into the ect.
ea) 798.4 999% Minus values invert the feedback signal phase
_ ‘Mod Depth (Cho.Mod)| 0-89 ‘Modulation depth
Mod Speed (MSP) _ | 1-09 Modulation speed
Delay ee
top Parameter Range Description
Delay Time (WD) | O-450™ms Delay time (Setin2 ms seps) [i 7
170 = “The amount of delay signal that is fed back into the effect
ped poorer (ge) coerce ‘Minus values invert tho feedback signal phaso
Foreeffects 38 and 39, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance
135Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Combined Effects: Parallel
Effects 40 to 47 are arranged in parallel. This means that two signals can be fed independently to
two separate effects, For Example, with effect 40 (Delay/Hall Reverb), the left channel feeds a
delay, while the right channel feeds a hall reverb.
FXA
UMONO:
A—>| Delay -—————,—_>
s—>|_ Hall >
FX
o—>| Delay PANS [tT
For details about the individual effects used in these combined effects, refer to the descriptions for
effects 1 to 34,
136Mono Delay/Reverb
40: Delay/Hall Reverb
This effect consists of two independent
effects: delay on the left channel and hail
type reverb on the right,
41: Delay/Room Reverb
This effect consists of two independent
effects: delay on the left channel and room:
type reverb on the right.
Effect Parameters
TA belavid [We bei e] ie alr
TineeSons FeSO | Hcbne to Tied 5s Neoned0 | P-D1s055ne
WA 78 me 170
Dey
(Ceo [Parameter Tange Doserpton 7
Daly Tine (Tine) [O-S0O RS Doay ime
1A “The amount of delay signal that is fed back into the eff
Feedback (FB) -99...4 99% Minus values invert the feedback signal phase
73 [en Dan Goomay [o-oo% oh fequey decay
tat, Room
too | Parameter Tane
Reverb Time (Time) Coa) The ti ‘which the reverb effect will last
ever Te (ime tne over which he ever eect wi
0.2-4.9 sec (Room)
we ‘High frequency decay
High Oamp (40mp) | 0-06% Oobrghtrevero
0 = ark rovers
wo |noouay pow loncome Thala beoen he ga sur an ay
For effects 40 and 41, dynamic modulation (16C)'can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
137Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Mono Delay/Modulated Delay
42: Delay/Chorus
This effect consists of two independent
effects: delay on the left channel and chorus
on the right.
147A DelastL> >] 17B DelasL) 1] 176 Chorusk>_ #].170 CheruscR)
TineZSdns _F8+56| H.Dne1G Hodé@ N.SPO, 30H2 | TRI
17a ve 170 7
Description
Delay time
WA “The amount of delay signal thats fed back into tho effoct.
escent a Seid us values Invert the feedback signal phase
178 [High Damp (HOmp) [0-09% High frequency decay
Chorus
ico Parameter, Range Description
1z¢ [Mod Beptn (Moa) [0-295 ‘Modulation depth
Mod Speed (MSP) tee Hz “Modulation speed
= Sine (SIN) =]
170 | Mod Wavetorm TeeOED Modulation waveform
For effect 42, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
13843: Delay/Flanger
This effect consists of two effects: delay on
the left channel and flanger on the right.
Effect Parameters
Mo
Feedback —
Delay
Mod Fianger
Fight eee antee a
178 DelawL) 17C Flanger(R) #4] 17D FlangertR> 4
Tine2Sons FB+50|4.Dne10 Nod?a SPQ. tah | FE-75
178 178 170 170
Delay
too Parameter Ran Description
‘Delay Time (Time) | 0-600 me Delay time
oa) ‘The amount of delay signal thats fed back into the effect.
cose ecussaees Minus values invert the feedback signal phase
178 _[ High Damp (#.0mp) | 0-99% High trequoncy decay
Fianger
Leo Parameter Range Description
ze | MosDesih (wo) [0-26% Modulation depth
‘Mod Speed (MSP) | 0.03-80 Hz Modulation speed
a ree The amu of feciod gn ats tod bak note ec,
For effect 43, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance.
139Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Mono Delay/Distortion, Overdrive
44: Delay/Distortion
This effect consists of two effects: delay on
the left channel and distortion on the right.
Lott Mi
Foothack —
Delay
ight
Distortion >
45: Delay/Overdrive
This effect consists of two effects: delay on =a
the left channel and overdrive on the right.
en in
ea
{|__ Delay
Pat
Overdrive >
17a Delssl> 7/178 Dist) epITO DISK
Tinezsons Feo 11 Res=75 [H,SeotS0 Levels
7A 178 176
Delay
Parameter Range Deseription
Daay Time (ime) —_[ 0-600 ms aay ti
us “The amount of delay signal that is fed back into the effect.
Feodoack(ro) | -20..000% Minus values invert ne fedback signal phase
Distortion, Overdrive
i) Parameter Range Description
ze [me Bina) Ta DisorionvOverdve evel
TT [Resonance (Res) [0-89 Gah ofthe resonant wah filer
wre [PetSot(H.spoy [1-99 The wah titer requency where fall happens
Level (Level) 1-99 Distortion output level
140Mono Delay/Phaser
46: Delay/Phaser
This effect consists of two effects: delay on
the left channel and phaser on the right.
Effect Parameters
Mod
Phaser
otc —
rage fs
Tia DelawdL) 5 17@ Delavtl> =] ire Phasenib)_ si] PraverdP>
Tine@Sons-FBeS0 | Hebvedd Hoaee He sP0c 05h | Fo-75
7A ve We 7
Day
eo_[ Paar haaoe DBescipion
ee ee Dany
™ wena | The amt dy slg ati fd Bacio ok
Feodace(rs) — |-0..180% | mevelus tov tn eeback shal pose
‘7a | Hioh Danp tabao) | o-06% Tigh Feqncy Sony |
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‘eo [Parana Deseiion
ro. [a Dep od Toten doh
Mod Speed (M.SP) Modulation speed
“re aroun cl phased signal alls ed bak ho toad
170 | Feedback (FB) ‘Minus values invert the feedback signal phase
For effect 46, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the DRY:EFF balance,
141Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Mono Delay/Rotary
47: Delay/Rotary Speaker
This effect consists of two effects: delay on
the left channel and rotary speaker on the ™
right. Feedback —
Delay
Rotary
Speakor
Fight Ms
17A DelawcL) [178 Rot.SPdL> 170 Rob.SPCR)
Tine250ns F+4a|Accelerstion=04 |Sreed S#25 Fe70
A 178 170
Delay
i) Parameter Range.
Delay Time (Time) [0-600 ms aay ime
17a “Tho amount of delay signal
Feodback (F8) 89... 4 99% im maura ot Goat pel i
Rotary Speaker
ten meter Range Description
“Receloralion
178 | fearon 18 “Time taken to change from one speed tothe ther
7 ‘Siow rotation 6
wo | Siw Speed (S) 98 rotation speed =)
Fast Speed (F) 198 Fast rotation speed
For effect 47, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to switch the speed change direction,
142Effect Parameters
143Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
Effect Parameter Table
REVERS. Fever Tine Pre Delay | ____ ER Lave
i Hall T2358 Gal | o200 Teo) | a9 TT
2 Ensemble Hal = Gal = ts) = (zs)
3 ‘Goncor Hal : (331 o (sor = (Ge)
4 oom Wa=a3__ 113) a (Bl = (es)
5 Large Rom a (zal z Te) = isi)
6 Live Stage = (al a Cal = (at)
7, Wer Pate =a bal * tea) 10 7
2 Dy Pits = (sol a ei 2 ts]
2 Sping Aaa z (es) = (ol = ial
EARLY REFLECTION ER Tine Pre Delay
0 Early Fistecion 1 a= 600 (320T T2001)
1 amen a Teo! a {so}
12 zea) < {00} = (so)
STEREO DELAY Deiay Time Delay Tene Feedback
is Stereo Delay =s00___(168]_[ —o~500a7oT | = aem-toe a]
14 Gross Delay a iso} (380) = {a0}
‘DUAL MONO DELAY Delay Tins Feodbackt, Tight Damp
7S-[ Dual Mono Deiay [CO AO co
MULTI TAP DELAY Delay Tne Delay Tine @
76 Muli Tap Dalay 1 T5005] 3-500 (5607
17 2 * (200) * oo]
18 7s = (esa) = soo]
SHORE Deiay Tine Mod Speed Mod Depth
7s Stereo Choe 7 T=200 BT | Goa~s0 oe | 0988)
20 _ 8 a tal (oa) a (eal
‘GHORUS, Delay Tne Daly Tine F Mod Speed
zi Quadraura Crone 250A [ons a | eis TS)
2 Cross Over Choris ° at al [ > is)
HARMONIC” CHORUS ‘Belay Tne 1 olay Tie A
[Harmen Chous 500 Tal] 0500 ad
SYMPHONIC ENSEMBLE ‘Mod Depth
24 [_symphone_Enseme, aC
FLANGER, Delay Tine od Bepth od Speed,
cz Fangert 200 ST] ons ToT 1=85_ 0
(Pes 2 a Be a ‘ool |e = (a2)
27 ‘Goss Over Flangor 1 = (co_|_ o> teal
EXCITER, Blend Enphalls Point
2 [Ector =a5=490 (60) i=10__ (67)
ENHANCER Hiarmenie Density Hat Spat Storwo Width
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DISTORTION Dike Hot Spat Resonance
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SonY=FX (6090) | 003~30 [0.68] o~99 150) | =oo~+99_ [FSS | “@DnY~ FX (257)
Dry FX Balonce ‘Acceleration ‘Slow Speed Fast Speed Diy FX Balance
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Global Parameters
+ Settings made in this mode are memorized even when the power is turned off. It is not
necessary to write these settings into memory.
Functions In Global Mode
To select a page, use the [PAGE+] or [PAGE~] button, or enter the page number directly from the
numeric keypad while holding down the [EDIT] button. To select a parameter, use the [4], [>]
cursor buttons. To set a parameter value, use the [4/YES} and [W/NO] buttons, or the VALUE
slider, or enter the value directly from the numeric keypad while holding down the [ENTER]
button. For some parameters, you can enter the number only from the number keypad to set the
value. For the Drum kit 6B and 7B Key parameters, press a desirable key on the keyboard while
pressing the [ENTER] button to select the index assigned to the corresponding key.
“Transpose
Parameters Description
OA | Master Tune ‘Overall plich adjustment
8
‘Overall transposition
‘06 _ | Position Position where transpose and velocity curve become effective
‘0D | Velocity Curve, After Touch Curve | Velocity curve and Aftr Touch curve settings
OE | Computer Select ‘Sots PC UF clock.
TA-1G_| Scale Typartser Scale ‘Sots the scale type and the usor scale
18, 11_[ Sub Seale Sots the sub scal
2A | Global MIDI Chane!
Specifies MIDI Global Channel, and filers note data
28 | Local Gontrot
Local OnvOF setting
20 __ | External Out Select
‘Selects MIDI OUT or TO HOST for data ansmission.
[20,26 | MIDI Finer
“Transmission/recoption switches for MIDI messages
3A, 38 | Prog Protect, Combi. Protect
‘Memory protect (Program, Combination)
30 [Page Memory
‘Sets the page memory function
4A [MIDI Data Dump
“Transmits various parameters as MIDI exclusive messages
5A__| Preset Data Load
[Loads preset data
‘GA-60_| Drum Kit
‘Assign drum sounds
TA7D_ [Baum Kite
‘Assign drum sounds
8A__| Copy Dram Kit
‘Copy Drum Kit data
‘8A | Assignable Pedal Setup
Sots assignable pedal function.
‘9B | Assignable Switch Setup
‘Sots assignable switch function
96 | Polarity
‘Sets polarity of assignable pedal switch
10A [MG Wheel Select ‘Sets modulation wheel function|
408 _ | Bend Wheel Calibration Set ‘Adjusts effect range of pitch bend whee!
106 _ [MG Wheel Calibration Set ‘Adjusts effect range of modulation wheel
146Global Parameters
Saving Global Setup Data
All global settings are stored when the X5 is powered off. You do not need to use the Write
function to save them.
OA - OE Master Tune/Transpose/Position/Velocity Curve/After
Touch Curve/Computer Select
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Here, you can tune the XS, and set the responses and baud rate for communication with a
computer.
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Master Tune: This function allows you to tune the X5. The selected tuning is indicated in steps
and Hz. 0 cents is equal to 440Hz (A4).
The X5 can also be tuned from external MIDI devices that can output MIDI RPN Fine Tune
messages (the XS cannot output these messages). In Multi mode, these messages are received on
the MIDI Channels specified for each track and control the Detune parameters. In all other modes,
they are received on the Global MIDI Channel and control the Master Tune function. Refer to
page 163 for MIDI RPN Fine Tune messages.
Transpose: This function allows you to transpose the X5. This is useful when you want to play a
song in a different key. The transpose function can be placed after the keyboard or before the X5
tone generator. (see below OC Position.)
Position: Determines whether or not the settings of OB Transpose and 0D Velocity Curve in
Global mode will affect the data transmitted to MIDI OUT or TO HOST, and the data received at
MIDI IN or TO HOST.
After KBD: with this setting, transposition takes place after the keyboard, so only the note
numbers are changed. This setting affects the keyboard data recorded by a computer, the keyboard
data played by the tone generator, and the keyboard data output via MIDI OUT. MIDI IN data and
playback data from a computer is not affected. Use this setting when using the X5 as a MIDI
master keyboard,
147Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
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148
‘The X5 outputs note numbers 36-96 when transpose is set to 0, 24-84 when transpose is set to
-12, and 48-108 when transpose is set to +12.
Transpose
Velocity curve
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Tone
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Before TG: with this setting, transposition takes place before the tone generator, so the notes you
play will be affected. This setting affects the keyboard data played by the tone generator and the
data received at MIDI IN/TO HOST. Keyboard data and MIDI OUT/TO HOST data is not
affected. Use this setting when using the X5 as a MIDI tone generator,
Tranepose {Tone
Velocty curve generator
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Velocity Curve: This parameter allows you to WX A a
adjust the velocity response. A low setting. wen
requires strong playing to achieve the maximum.
value insensitive). Ahigh setting will achieve the |
maximum value with soft playing (sensitive).
Select one of the eight curves to suit your playing
style. You can select whether this function affects
data after the keyboard or before the tone
generator (OC Position - see page 147.) The X5
transmits both note-on and note-off messages.
‘When the Position parameter is set to AfterK BD, both messages are affected.
Curves 7 and 8 are suitable when you do not need velocity, or when you wish to make the intensity
of the sound even, since changes are not obvious when playing moderately, However, Curves 7
and 8 are difficult to control, because even soft playing will generate significant changes.
Vel. Curve
. Strong playing produces an obvious effect.
v
. Standard curve
Moderate playing produces an obvious effect.
- Small changes and a constant effect with moderate playing
1
2
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Global Parameters
After Touch Curve: This parameter allows you to Max
adjust the response of After Touch applied by the (a7)
X5 modulation wheel or sent from a sequencer.
Select one of the eight curves. tor
This function affects data generated by the tone Touch
generator and data received at MIDI OUT/TO
HOST. It does not affect output data,
MIN (0)
(Weak) (Pressure) (Strong)
‘0 MIDIARar Touch 127
Curves 6 and 7 change in steps of 24 and 12, respectively. Curve 7 changes in steps of 12, and
allows the pitch to change in semitones when pitch shift width for After Touch is set to one octave.
Curve 8 is random. You can use this when you wish to achieve a special effect or give an irregular
pitch shift through After Touch.
After Touch Curve
1. Strong playing produces an obvious effect.
2 2
3, Standard curve
44
5, Moderate playing produces an obvious effect.
6. A little bit coarse (24 steps)
‘1. More coarse (12 steps)
8. Random
Computer Select: This parameter allows you to set the baud rate for communication with a
personal computer connected to the TO HOST connector on the rear panel.
+ IBM PC compatible computers 38.4 KBPS
* Apple Macintosh series computers 31,25 KBPS
149Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
1A - 11 Keyboard Scale
This function allows you to select scales. You can also create your own scale,
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easily be transposed into diferent keys
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{Like equal temperament, bu with slight random pitch variations
betwoen subsequent key presses. This is useful for simulating
the unstable pitch of an acoustic instrument.
Intervals such as third and fifth are perfectly in tune. Other
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[OK to Copy OK? Executes scale copy
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1A Scale Type: as well as the usual equal temperament scale, 11 other scales including a user
definable scale are available.
1B,11 Scale Key: In this case, specify a Scale key (C-B) except Equal Temperament.
When Arabic is used and the Scale Key is “C,” the notes E and B are lowered by 52 cents (RAST
DO/BAYATI RE). Changing the Scale Key allows you to select other scales. The following table
shows the scales and keys frequently used in Arabic music.
Seal
RAST DOVBAYATIRE
RAST FA/BAYATI SOL
RAST SOUBAYATI LA
RAST REIBAYATI MI
[RAST Sib /BAYATI DO
Note: The 1B Key and II Sub Scale Key parameters are affecied by the OB Transpose function,
when the transpose position is set wo AfterKBD. They are not affected when it is set to BeforeTG.
1C-1F User Scale: this scale allows you to define your own personal tuning scale. The tuning of each
Keyboard note can be adjusted +99 cents on LCD screens 1C to IF. To edit one of the preset scales,
first copy it (1G), then edit it as a user scale.
‘The User Scale settings are used by both the main and the sub.
1G Copy Scale: This is used to create your own scale based on one of the preset scales. The scale
selected here is copied to the user scale to enable you to edit it using pages 1C—1F.
1H Sub Scale: itis possible to switch between two scales, main and sub, using a pedal switch.
1) Connect an optional Korg PS-1 or PS-2 pedal switch to the ASSIGNABLE SWITCH connector.
2) InGlobal mode, assign the pedal to Scale Switching. See “9A-9C Assignable Pedal/Switch &
Polarity Setup” on page 161.
‘When the pedal is pressed, the Sub Scale is selected and MIDI message (Bn, 04, 7F] is output.
‘When the main scale is selected, the message [Bn, 04, 00] is output.
If MIDI message (Bn, 04, 00-3F] (Controller #04 is set to 0-63) is received, the main scale is
selected. If the MIDI message (Bn, 04, 40-7F] (controller #04 is set to 64-127) is received, the
sub scale is selected. In Combination mode, scales can be selected by any Timbre. In Multi mode,
by any Track. So, for example, you could have one Timbre playing the melody with Arabic scale,
‘and another Timbre playing the backing with an Equal Temperament scale,
+ User scale settings are shared by the main scale and sub scale.
151Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
2A — 2E Global MIDI Channel, Note Receive Filter, Local Control,
External Out Select & MIDI Filter
2A,
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These parameters allow you to set the Global MIDI Channel, note numbers, local on/off, MIDI
data transmission destination, and MIDI filter.
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‘System Exclusive ‘O1S ‘System Exclusive operation disabled
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Global MIDI Channel: the Global MIDI Channel is used as follows: to receive MIDI data in
Program mode, to select Combinations in Combination mode (when MIDI Filter PRG is set to
ENA or NUM), to control effects, and to send System exclusive messages.
All MIDI data on the XS is transmitted on the Global MIDI Channel.
‘MIDI data for individual Timbres in a Combination and tracks in a song is received on the MIDI
Channels specified in Combination Edit mode (Timbres) and Multi mode (tracks), respectively.
In Combination mode, when a Program Change message is received on the Global MIDI Channel,
a Combination is selected. So, to play a Combination from an external MIDI device, set the Global
MIDI Channel and the Timbre MIDI Channels differently.
When you play a Combination using the X5 keyboard, set them the same,
MIDI data on the Global MIDI channel is used to control the effects (ON/OFF and Dynamic
Modulation).
Note Receive Filter: normally, this should be set to ALL. However, if you want to increase the
number of available notes by using another XS or tone generator simultaneously, feed data to both
tone generators, and set one to ODD only odd-number notes will sound and the other to EVEN
(only even-number notes will sound).
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2B
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Local Control: when set to OFF, the XS keyboard and wheels do not control the XS tone
generator. However, MIDI data generated by the keyboard and wheels is still sent via MIDI or TO
HOST.
Normally, this parameter should be set to ON. However, to prevent a MIDI data loop when using
the X5 with, for example, an external sequencer, set this to OFF. In this case, MIDI data from the
XS keyboard is sent to the sequencer via the MIDI OUT, and if the sequencer’s MIDI thru or echo
function is turned on, returned back to the XS via MIDI IN.
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External Out Select: This parameter determines if the X5 keyboard and wheel control data is,
transmitted from MIDI OUT or TO HOST connector.
Select “MIDI” to play an external MIDI device with its MIDI IN connected to the MIDI OUT
connector on the XS. Select “PCIF” to output data to a computer connected to the TO HOST
connector on the XS.
The XS receives data input at MIDI IN or TO HOST regardless of this parameter setting.
Program Change Filter:
‘When DIS is selected, MIDI Program Change messages are neither sent nor received.
‘When ENA is selected, MIDI Program Change messages received on the Global MIDI Channel
select Programs in Program mode, and Combinations in Combination mode. MIDI Bank Select
messages select banks in the selected mode. In Combination mode, MIDI Program Change
messages received on other channels select Programs for corresponding Timbres. If the Global
MIDI Channel and a Timbre’s MIDI Channel are set the same, the Global MIDI Channel has
priority. So a Combination is selected, and the Timbre’s Program remains the same. In Multi
mode, MIDI Program Change messages select Programs on tracks set to the corresponding MIDI
Channel. If you select a new Program or Combination on the XS, it will transmit the Program
Change and Bank Select messages.
When PRG is selected, MIDI Program Change messages received on the Global MIDI Channel
select Programs in Program mode, but in Combination mode they select Timbre Programs. MIDI
Bank Select messages select banks in the selected mode.
When NUM is selected, operation is basically the same as for ENA except that MIDI Bank Select
messages are ignored. (With ENA or PRG setting, the Bank Select messages will be
received/transmitted.)
‘The following table shows the Program Change and Bank Select receive conditions.
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After Touch Filter: When this is set to DIS, After Touch messages are neither sent nor received.
‘The X5 uses Channel After Touch only, not Polyphonic After Touch. This setting does not affect
the function of the XS controller onto the X5 tone generator.
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MIDI Controller filter: When the MIDI Controller filter is set to DIS, MIDI Controller messages
such as Pitch Bend, Pitch modulation, and Volume are neither sent nor received by the XS. This
setting does not affect the function of the XS controller onto the XS tone generator.
MIDI System Exclusive Filter: When the MIDI System Exclusive Filter is set to DIS, System
Exclusive data for parameter editing is neither sent nor received by the X5. Normally, this should
be set to DIS, however, when using an XS editing program on a personal computer, set it to ENA.
By connecting the MIDI OUT of one XS to the MIDI IN of another XS, and setting both System
Exclusive filters to ENA, both XSs can be edited simultaneously.
If 4A MIDI DUMP (see page 155) is selected and shown on the screen, the X5 sends and receives
MIDI Dump data through MIDI System Exclusive messages even with this parameter set to
“DIS.”
3A - 3C Program/Combination Memory Protect & Page Memory
3A,
3B
3c
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‘The Memory Protect functions allow you to protect Programs and Combinations, and the Page
Memory function remembers the current LCD screen when you exit a mode.
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(COMBINATION) | ON Combination memory i protected
OFF age Memory function of
3 | Page Memory ‘ON age Memory function on
Program Memory Protect: When this parameter is set to on, you cannot write Programs to Bank
A. Set this OFF before you write the edited data, before you load the preset data, or before the XS
receives MIDI Dump data,
‘ation Memory Protect: When this parameter is set to on, you cannot write
Combinations on the XS. Set this OFF before you write the edited data, before you load the preset
data, or before the X5 receives MIDI Dump data,
Page Memory: The Page Memory function remembers the current LCD screen when you exit a
mode. The next time you enter that particular mode, the same LCD screen is selected
automatically.
In Multi mode, however, this function will not take you to the following parameter pages: Damper
Pedal Filter, After Touch Filter, Control Change Filter, Key Window Bottom, and Velocity
‘Window Bottom. Instead, a parameter page preceding these pages will be selected.Global Parameters
4A MIDI Data Dump
This page allows you to transmit XS data via Exclusive data to an external MIDI device, such as
a MIDI data filer, computer, Korg 0SR/W, XSDR, or another X3.
When screen 4A is selected, MIDI Dump data can be sent and received even when the MIDI
System Exclusive filter on 2E MIDI Filter is set to DIS.
4A HIDT DUN
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ALL Dump all tho above data
Exiemal Ou ump | MIDI Exclusive daa is tranemited rom MIDI OUT.
Select Por Exelusive data is transmitted from TO HOST.
(OK to Data Dump | OK? Executes Data ump |
Saving Data with MIDI Data Dump
1) To save XS data using MIDI Data Dump, you must connect a MIDI device capable of receiving
MIDI Data Dump to the X5 MIDI OUT, of connect a computer's serial port to the X5's TO HOST.
If you are saving the data toa MIDI data filer, you do not need to set the MIDI Channels. However,
if you are transferring the data to an X5, XSDR, or OSR/W, the Global MIDI Channel on both
devices should be set the same.
2) Specify the XS data that you want to save.
3) "External Out Dump Select” on this page determines whether data is transmitted through MIDI
OUT or through TO HOST. Set this to MIDI for transmission through MIDI OUT, and set it to
PCIF through TO HOST. In this case, the setting of 2C External Out Select does not affect data
transmission.
4) Position the cursor on OK2, then press the [A/YES] bution to dump
‘When transmission is completed, “Completed” appears on the screen, Press the [A/YES] or
[¥/NO) button to return to the previous screen.
Note: While dumping, do not press any buttons.
The following table lists the data size and dump time for each Data Dump.
[Type of Data Dump Approx. Data Size | Approx. Dump Time (Seconds)
mo TB TKGye 3
{(eonbinaon TSEKBy0 50)
[eee ‘setup ‘S9Byte oF
Dru kt 0K ye 03
San O.3KBVe Zeea0
(Avaata 35.5KBV.e 4
If Multi or All data is selected for data dump, each data dump operation transmits dump data,
followed by “Multi Setup Data (exp),” and two types of data is sent to the data filer.
‘You need to send these two types of data to set the parameters in Multi mode.
‘If Multi or ALL data is selected for data dump, only the effect settings in Multi mode data are sent.
For MULTI SETUP DATA (exp), Multi mode track setup data (excluding the effect data) is sent.
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When you switch from Program Play mode to Program Edit mode while 2E MIDI System
Exclusive is set to ENA, the parameters of the Program selected in Program Play mode are
transmitted. If you select a Combination in Combination Play mode, the parameters of that
Combination are transmitted.
Loading Data with MIDI Data Dump
1) Toload the MIDI data back into the X5, connect the external MIDI device to the X5 MIDI IN or
a computer's serial port to the X5's TO HOST, and make sure that the external devices MIDI
Channel matches the X5 Global MIDI Channel.
2) If you are loading Program or Combination data, make sure that the respective memory protect
function is set to off. See “3A ~ 3C Program/Combination Memory Protect & Page Memory” on
page 154,
3) To transfer data from the external MIDI device, make sure that the channel on the transmit device
is set to the Global MIDI Channel (If you send data saved in the data filer, set the Global MIDI
Channel to the Global MIDI Channel on the transmit device that was selected when you saved the
data.), See “MIDI Data Format” on page 169 for the data dump format.
Dump data is compatible between the XSDR, X5, and OSR/W although the following parameters
are incompatible: Global mode parameters for the X5 keyboard (Position, Local Control),
Damper Pedal Polarity, Pedal Assign are not applicable on the XSDR or OSR/W. All the
parameters in Multi mode except for the effect settings are incompatible with the OSR/W.
When you send any of Programs that use Multisounds 340-429, and Drum Kits that use drum
sounds 164-214 from the XSDR to the X5 or 0SR/W, they are not assigned to Programs, or Drum
Kits on the X5 or OSR/W. Therefore, no sound is produced. The same thing applies to the XSD.
Note: Do not touch any switches on the X5 during the data dump operation. If you wish to
transmit multiple MIDI dump data files to the X5, send them one at a time. Do not try to send
them all at once.
5A Preset Data Load
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This function loads all factory preset data (Combinations, Programs, Drum kits, Multi setup data,
Global data) into the internal memory.
5 PRESET DATA
8 |Loao ok?
5A
Leo | Parameter Range Description
Toads preset data (Program, Combination, Drum Ki, Mus
sa | Preset Data Load setup data, Global data).
Okto Load OK? Exocutes the load operation.
The following data is loaded.
* 100 Programs: Programs listed on the Preset Program Name list (Bank A)
‘+ 100 Combinations: Combinations listed on the Preset Combination Name list
‘+ 2.Drum kits: Drum kits listed on the Preset Drum Kit 1&2 list
‘+ Multi setup: Default settings obtained when the power is tured on
* Global data:
Master tuned Global MIDI Channel... 1
Transpose.. see eseeseeee O Note Receive SAL
Position So) AfierKBD Local Control. on
Velocity Curve. ...01.2 3 External Out Select... 2... MIDL
‘After Touch Curve. 2.22 3 MIDI Filter.. IU PRG:NUM, Ex:DIS,
Seale Type «+... 2.2.0.2. Equal Temp others:ENA
Scale ay enone c) ‘Assignable Pedal Assign. ... OFF
User Scale . 1 Band B are-52, others Assignable Switch Assign ., Damper
axe al 0 Assignable Switch Poli.
Sub Scale Type. ses User Seale Modulation Wheel ......., JoyUp (Controller#1)
Sub Seale Key neGlobal Parameters
* Global Chane! and MIDI Filter are also initialized. PC IF CLK and Page Memory settings
are not initialized.
Note: Data cannot be loaded when the memory protect is set to ON. Use pages 3A and 3B to
cancel the memory protect.
058 PRESET oATA
XBD faut PRE-b OK?
EN
[Teo Faremetr tang] Description
aL ‘Select a preset data source to load. |
Preset DatLoad | Combination owe) | LeRd l ca of Peta orb, Mult dia, and Global data,
Source Program (PRG) | Aes one Program Prose ar
cone Loads one Drum Kitof Preset aorb,
on (When ALL i selected)
ocean eee Loads either Preset a or b, Multi Setup data, and Global data.
(When CMB or PRG fs eslectoc)
eee ems Selects Preset a orb as a source.
Souree No. cose (When CMB or PAG fs selecied)
sa | PROCME Solects a source Program/Combination number.
Destination NO. |g ag (When GMB or PRG is selected)
PRGICMB Selects a destination Program/Combination number.
(When KITie selected)
eae ab Selects Preset a or b as @ source,
(When KITie selected)
aad Kt he ‘Selects a source Drum Kit number.
(When KIT is selected:)
Destination No, KIT | K1, K2 ‘Selects a destination Drum Kit number.
OK io Load ‘OK? Exocutos the Preset Dala Load operation
The following data can be loaded:
Preset a: Preset b (Same as the sound data of X5 and OSR/W):
100 Programs of Preset a 100 Programs of Preset b
100 Combinations of Preset a 100 Combinations of Preset b
Drum Kits 1, 2 of Preset a Drum Kits 1, 2 of Preset b
Multi Setup data:
Default settings when the power is turned on (see page 114)
Source ALL: This allows all the data in PRE-a or PRE-b, Multi Setup data, and Global data to
be loaded.
Source CMB : This allows one of 100 Combinations of Preset a or bto be loaded into a specified
Combination number in the internal memory.
Source PRG : This allows one of 100 Programs of Preset a or b to be loaded into a specified
Program number in the internal memory.
Source KIT; This allows one of Drum Kits 1 and 2 of Preset a or b to be loaded to Drum Kit 1
or 2 in the internal memory.
‘+ When you load data using Source CMB, Source PRG, or Source KIT, the XSDR may produce
Program sound that is different from the sound of Programs loaded using Source ALL.
+ This happens when the same Preset a orb data is not used for the Combination and its Timbre’s
Programs (and the Drum Kit if a Drum Program is being used), or when the load destination
Program number does not match the Timbre’s number used by the Timbre.
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6A-6D Drum Kit1 Setup
These parameters allow you to set up Drum kit].
Before editing a drum kit, you must select a Program in Program Play mode that is using that drum
kit (that is, a Program whose oscillator mode is set to DRUMS). Drum Kits are affected by the
VDE, VDA, and effect settings like Multisounds in a Program. They use the parameter settings of
the Program selected in Program Play mode.
After editing a drum kit, select a Drum Kit in Program Edit mode Page 1A, and write the edit to
the number of the Program to be used on page 16A.
Internal RAM has two Drum kits, You cannot edit the Drum kits in the ROM. To edit them, first
copy them into RAM. (see “8A Drum Kit Copy” on page 160)
GEA DRUM #01) [OSB KEV/TUNEZL » [B60 DECAVAASGN
bad T+019 L+e5 | DeweOd AssntEX
6A 8 6c 60
Lep| Parameter Range Description
[index 0-59 ‘Select an index
© rum Sound Goo 106 Gxay | Select rum sound for an index
Key Co-a8 ‘Selecta Key (ote) for an index
68 [Tune 120.9180 “Tune an index (1 = 10 cents)
Level) 08,98 Sel the index volume level
Co) =99..998 [ Set the index decay
‘Group Assign (Asga) | ~, EX1...EX6, SLF _| Assign an index to an exclusive group
Pan (Pan) (OFF ATS-CNT-B15 | Output pan to buses Aand 8
60 | Senae() =) ‘Output level to bus C __
Send D (0) o8 ‘Output evel to bus ©
6A Index: XS drum kits consist of indexes. Think of an index as an empty drum case, into which you
put a drum sound, select a keyboard note, set a volume level, and pan. Parameters 6A to 6D affect
the selected index.
‘As well as using the VALUE slider and the [/YES] and [¥/NO] buttons to select indexes, you
can also use the X5 keyboard. Position the cursor on the index parameter, press and hold down
the [ENTER] button, then press a key. The index assigned to that key is selected.
Indexes that have not been assigned a drum sound display the message “No Assign” when
selected.
Drum kit AT ~ [index 0 Drum sound
‘Drum kit A2 [| Index 4 Key
L Decay
rae) ae
=s
Drum Sound: this parameter allows you to select a drum sound for the currently selected index.
Asetting of
sounds,
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means that no drum sound is selected. See “Voice Name List” for available drumGlobal Parameters
6B
6c
6D
Key; this parameter allows you to select the note that will trigger the index. It is not possible to
select the same key for two indexes. So, if you want to select a key that is being used by another
index, set the other index to a different key first.
‘As well as using the VALUE slider and the (A/YES] and [W/NO] buttons to select keys, you can
also use a MIDI keyboard. Select the Key parameter, press and hold down the [ENTER] button,
then press a key.
If a key is selected for an index, but no drum sound is assigned to that index, the drum sound
assigned to the next key up plays when that key is pressed. The pitch of the drum sound is lowered
one semitone, This can be corrected using the Tune parameter.
Snare Tom
‘Those keys wil play the Tom
sound at lower pichos
Tune: this parameter allows you to tune individual indexes +120 (10 = 1 semitone, 120 =
octave). For example, you may use the same snare drum sound for two indexes, but tune them
differently. Use this parameter to make hi, mid, and low tom-toms from one tom drum sound,
Level: this parameter allows you to set the level of individual indexes. You can use this parameter
to set up your drum mix. The overall volume level is determined by the current Program's
Oscillator Level parameter.
Decay: this parameter allows you to set the decay time of individual indexes. This parameter
works in conjunction with the Program’s VDA BG Decay Time parameter. So, depending on that
parameter setting, you may find that increasing or decreasing this value has little or no affect.
Group As this parameter determines how an index is played in relation to other indexes. In
an exclusive group (EX1 to EX6), only one index can play ata time (monophonic). If, while an
index is playing, another index in that group is triggered, the first index stops and the new index
plays. This is useful for creating realistic hi-hats. By assigning an open hi-hat and a closed hi-hat
to the same exclusive group, the sound of the open hi-hat can be cut short by triggering the closed
hi-hat. Just like pressing a real hi-hat pedal.
When SLF is selected, the index will be monophonic. In other words, while a long drum sound
such as a crash cymbal is playing, if it is re-triggered, the original cymbal sound is cut short, and
the drum sound plays again from the beginning.
Pan: this parameter is used to pan the index between buses A and B. These buses feed the effects
processors. See “20A-20B Effect Placement” on page 115.
‘When OFF is selected, no signal is sent on buses A and B. The CNT setting means center: signals
of equal level are fed buses A and B. This parameter can be-used to simulate the stereo spread of
areal drum kit with, for example, tom toms panned between the stereo outputs.
Note: The Program's Pan parameter is ignored when its Oscillator mode is set to DRUMS. In
this case, the drum kit Pan parameter specified on LCD screen 6D is used.
Send C, Send D: these parameters are used to set the level of the index sent to buses C and D.
‘These buses feed the effects processors. See “20A-20B Effect Placement” on page 115.
Pan and Send functions are slightly different between Program Play mode and Combination Play
mode or Multi mode as follows:
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7A-7D Drum
8A Drum Kit Copy
160
Program mode: The panpot setting in Global mode is used. (You cannot set the panpot in
Program Edit mode.) The send value set in Program Edit mode is applied to the send value for
each index in Global mode before outputs C and D. That is, the balance of the send level between
indexes is not changed, but the entire send level is changed. You can edit the send value in
Program Edit mode using MIDI Controllers 91 and 93.
Combination/Multi mode: With a setting of “PRG (Program)”, the panpot setting in Global
mode is used (like in Program Play mode). With other settings, the value of all the indexes are
summarized.
With a setting of “P”, the send function in Program Play mode is applied here. With another
setting, the value of all indexes is summarized.
In general, you should set the panpot to “PRG” and send to “P.” You can edit the panpot setting
using MIDI Controllers 91 and 93 when “PRG” or “OFE” is not selected. (The value changes in
Combination Edit mode and Multi mode.) You can also edit the send setting via MIDI. In this case,
with a setting of “P”, the send function in Program Play mode is added here, (The send balance
between indexes remains the same.) With a different setting, the values of all the indexes are
summarized.
2 Setup
These parameters allow you to set up Drum kit2. Operation is the same as for “6A-6D Drum Kit!
Setup” on page 158.
PR DRuN2 #0) [O7B KEV/TUNE”L H]O?D DECAV/ASGH NT O7D PANSEND +
15z:Tinpani _|d84 T#O19 L+65 | Dcw+00 AsgnsExt | Pan=CNT C=
7 78 7 7
This function allows you to copy a drum kit to an internal drum kit.
8A COPY D.KIT
aL > AZ OK?
8A
rc) Parameter Range Description
‘AT,A2,ROM1-8 | Select the source drum kit
Ai Az Select the destination drum kit
(OK? Executes the copy
‘To copy a drum kit, select the source and destination, position the cursor on OK2, then press the
[A/YES) button. The message “Are You Sure OK?" will appear. (A1: Drum Kit1, A2: Drum Kit2)
Press the [A/YES] button to copy, or the (W/NO] button to cancel.
Note: The drum kit at the specified destination is overwritten when this function is executed. So
be careful that you don't overwrite (lose) a valuable drum kit.Global Parameters
9A-9C Assignable Pedal/Switch & Polarity
Setup
‘These parameters assign a function to the Assignable Pedal/Switch, and set the damper pedal
polarity.
898 ASSIGN POL >
OFF
96 ASSIGN SW
Danrer
90 POLARITY
oA
LoD] Parameter Range
Pedal
Description
OFF
‘No funetion
Volume
‘Control the XS volume. When pressed, the corresponding
MIDI Volume messages are output. (Controller #7)
Expression
‘Operates the same as volime, Although, diferent MIDI
message is output (Controller #11)
Pedal Setup
8A | (ASSIGN PDL)
VDF eutott
Fe
‘Control the VDF Cutoff Frequency parameter. Prossing tho |
{oot controler increases the Cutof! Frequency. Transmits
MIDI brightness.
Effect control
‘Control effect dynamic modulation. When pressed, MIDI
Effect Control messages are output. (Controller #12) See
“1BA~16C Effect! Setup" on page 114.
Data entry
‘Adjusts the selected parameter in Program Edit mode and
Combination Edit mode, just ike using the VALUE slider.
Damper
| Damper (susiain); Sound is sustained aftr you release the
key. (Control Change #64)
Program Up
Ineremont Programs in ProgranvGombinalionm mode and
‘Combinations in Combination mode. When pressed, a
‘corresponding MIDI Program Change message is output.
‘Switch Setup | Program Down
(ASSIGN SW)
FS
‘Decrement Programs in Program/Combination mode and
‘Combinations in Combination mode. When pressed, a
Corresponding MIDI Program Change message is output.
Effect 1 ono
‘Switch Effect on and off. When prossed, the corresponding
MIDI Efect 1 on or off message is output. (Controller #92)
tect 2 onvott
‘Switch Effect 2 on and off. When pressed, the corresponding
MIDI Eifect 2 on or off message is output (Controller #34)
Scale Switch
‘Switch between the main and sub scales, Controller #4 Is
Output. See “1A 11 Keyboard Scala" on page 150,
9c | Polarty
Positive polaty foot pedal
Negative polaty foot pedal
‘The Pedal column indicates the type of pedal needed for each function,
For FS, use an on/off type footswitch such as the Korg PS-1 or PS-2 foot pedals. For EC, use a
continuous foot controller such as the Korg EXP-2 or XVP-10.
+ When no assignable pedal is used, select OFF or Volume. Otherwise, Program settings may be
changed when a pedal is removed.
Ifyou are using a Korg PS-1 foot pedal, set this to (—) negative polarity. Be aware that some pedals
require a (+) positive polarity setting.
161Chapter 6: Parameter Guide
10A — 10C MG Wheel Select, MG Wheel Calibration Set & Pitch
Bend Wheel Calibration Set
These parameters allow you to set the modulation wheel function, and calibrate the modulation
wheel and pitch bend wheel range.
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10A_ MG Wheel Select: This parameter allows you to select the type of effect you wish to apply using
the modulation wheel. Setting this to “JoyUp” applies vibrato effect to the sound via the
modulation wheel, and the Modulation 1, Depth [Bn, 01, vv] (Controller #01) message is output.
Setting this to “JoyDw” applies wah effect to the sound via the wheel, and the Modulation 2,
Depth [Bn, 02, vv] (Controller #02) message is output. Selecting “After Touch” applies After
Touch effect via the wheel (refer to “12A-12E Pitch Modulation” on page 86, “13A-13E Pitch?
Modulation” on page 88, and “15A-1SD After Touch & Joystick Control” on page 90), and the
‘Channel After Touch message [Dn, vv] (vv is a value) is transmitted at the same time. When Ctl
‘Chg Out #000- #127 is selected, the corresponding Controller will be transmitted. The sound
produced on the unit is not affected.
‘You can also control the effects via Dynamic Modulation when JoyUp, JoyDw, or After Touch is
selected. (Refer to “16C Dynamic Modulation Control Source” on page 114.)
10B Pitch Bend Wheel Calibration Set: You may want to calibrate the pitch bend wheel if the pitch
bend wheel does not cover the specified range when it is moved all the way forward or backward,
or if the highest or lowest pitch specified is reached when you move the wheel part way. After
calibration, the maximum or minimum value of the pitch bend range will be achieved when you
move the wheel all the way forward or backward,
1) Select page 10B BEND CALIB.
2) Move the pitch bend wheel all the way forward or backward, The LCD screen shows “*****#.”
3) Press the [A/YES] button.
4) The screen shows “Are You Sure OK?”, Press the [A/YES) button if the setting is acceptable and
you wish to execute the calibration operation. Press the [W/NO} button to cancel the operation.
When the operation is complete, the screen shows “Completed.” If the setting is incorrect, the
screen shows “Invalid Data.” In this case, repeat the procedure from Step 2.
10C MG Wheel Calibration Set: This allows you to adjust the effective range of the modulation
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wheel in the same manner as 10B.
Select page 10C MG CALIB, and follow the procedure for 10B from Step 2 using the modulation
wheel.Appendix
Appendix :
Controller Event Edit Notes
‘The following table shows which Controllers the X5 supports.
Gontoler | Conraner | va Note
:
0 | Bank Sec SB) [0-127 [SB aD Ban Sse manage
1 ih Wdaton [0-127 | Wore pick moun wes up
| vor cvor
2 | yoRcaor 0-127 | Move the VOF modulation whee! up
5 pan)
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[aia Ey ter | ForRPWERE WS) "Wie 3
Volume oie? | Vane "Not?
10 [Part 0-127 | AB pan (wo "IDI Pano, Soa Ola on page 165)
1 [Bresson C-1et [Sure as volume "te 2
12 [Etec Conte [0-1a7 | Ee aie moauanon
{8 | tect onto” [ 0-127 | Ee ynaic moaaion2
22 [Bank eet 88) 0-127 L56 of MOI Bank Stet massage "aio
28 [Data En 85) — | 0-127 [ror PW Ear 56) "Nous
+ | aneerswacn 8,69. | pamper nc
72 Release Time 0-127 VDF and VDA EG release time “Note 4
76 [tack Tne [0-127 [ VOAE atk tr Note
74 [Bghnes o-1ar [Vor cw s
31 | Reverb vel [ 0-127 | Send Love (00 MIO Panipat Sond Baa" on pe 16)
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Controllers 12, 13, 92, 94 (Effect Control 1 and 2, and Effect 1 and 2 On/Off) are received only
on the Global MIDI Channel
Note 1: Usually, Bank Select is set as part of a Program Change event, However, if you wish to
select more than 128 Programs, specify the MSB (first pair of digits) using Controller 0 and
specify the LSB (second pair of digits) using Controller 32. This allows you to select a Bank from
16385 Program Banks. Receiving the Program Change messages following these Bank Select
messages will switch the Programs. When the PRG filter in Global mode is set to "ENA" or
"PRG," you can select Programs as follows:
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164
+ You can select any Program in Bank A.
anki
= You can select any Program in Bank 1s ‘Scr
01-128. los encom eoenes
* You can select any drum sound in [22 ‘10038 00000]
Bank G129-136. jo) (800 3E 2000 Crp]
‘+ Any Channel can be set to not produce
sound.
a fame por
"a Ay et
‘When you use an external MIDI sequencer, send MSB for Controller 0 and LSB for Controller 32
(see the table), then send the Program Change messages. Parameter response varies depending on
the setting of the PRG filter.
‘When the setting is “OFF”, the XS responds to the messages only in Multi mode.
Note 2: The X5 volume is determined by multiplying Volume Controller No. 7 and Expression
Controller No.1.
Note 3: Use RPN 10 select a parameter for editing, then use the Data Entry parameter to set the
selected parameter. Control number 100 (value: 00-02) and 101 (value: 00 fixed) will select a
Parameter. The following tables show the various parameters that respond to Data Entry
Controllers No. 6 and No. 38.
Controller No. Contotier No.
08 [38 | _ Pach Bend feoitons) 0 [36 Fino Tuno (ean
0 [00 0 2 | “50
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2 | 6 sia : :
ar) °
‘Control 86 oo +50
06 Coarse Tune eemtone)
0 24
se | co a2
eo | Go 0
és | 0 a
For example, if you wish to set Transpose (Coarse Tune) of a track on MIDI Channel | to -12,
transmit [Bn, 64, 02, 65, 00) to the XS to select Coarse Tune RPN. Then send [Bn, 06, 34, 26, 00]
to set the value to ~12.
To select Coarse Tune RPN on most sequencers, set Controller 100 to 02, and Controller 101 to
00. To set the value to -12, set Controller 6 to 52 (which corresponds to -12) and Controller 38 to
00.
Note 4: When the value is 64, the Program setting will be used. Settings below 63 reduce the time,
and settings above 65 increase the time.
Note S: When the value is 64, the Program setting will be used. Settings below 63 make the sound
darker, while settings above 65 make the sound brighter.MIDI Panpot, Send Data
Sending Control Change messages (0-127) via the modulation wheel of the X5 allows you to
control the external MIDI devices (page 162). Refer to the manual of the MIDI device you wish
to control.
MIDI Panpot, Send Data
‘The following tables show MIDI panpotand On the XS, use Send Level C controller #91
send data, to control Reverb Depth (Bn, 5B, vv}, and
MIDI Panpot Messages [Bn, 0A, v1 Send Level D controller #93 to control
(Controller #10) Chorus Depth (Bn, 5D, w1.
[Panos ‘Send
‘MIDI In Pan data (vv) XS Pi ‘MIDI IN Send data (vv)
Se ae] 0-13 0
3-6 STAs 14-26 1
7-10 AIS 27-40 2
1-15 [ae 44-53 3
18-19 at 34-67 3
20-28 m0 68-80 5
ener 78 e194 é
zea 28 95 — 107 7
39-86 a7 108= 121 8
w7=40 28 22127 3
aa a5
45-49 a
30-59 a3
‘Ba-s7 2
a= a2 At
63-66 ont
67-70 81
7 Be
75-79 33
30-03 Be
| aa-e7 85
38-91 86
22-96 7
7-10 3
101 108 89
105-108 B10
109-113 Bt
a=? Biz
8-121 oA
122-125 Bra
"26-127 BIS
165Appendix
168
Troubleshooting
Problem
‘Nothing is displayed on the LOD when the
Solution
“Chock thatthe power cable Is connected Io sullable AC.
made correctly.
POWER switch is turned on. outlet. J
‘Check the connections to your amplifier, mixer, 5
headphones, et.
CChock that your ampifior, mixer, etc, is switched on, and.
the corect setings have been made.
7 ‘Check that the X5 MASTER VOLUME slider is up. 3
‘The XS does not produce any sound, 's Local Control tumed of? It should be on. 153
‘Check that the MIDI Channel of incoming data matches the | 153,
Global MIDI Channel on tha XS in Program Play mode.
CCheck that you play keys within the specified noterangeon | 97
the keyboard,
‘Did you save the edit using the Wits function? (You dont | 104
‘need to write your edits for a Drum kit)
Have you selected the Program that was selected when n
“The wrong sounds are produced. ene
Did you edit he Program atter you selected it for the
Combination?
‘Mako sure thatthe current Program's Hold parametoris nat | 70
‘Sound cannot be stopped, set fo ON,
|s the Damper Polarity parameter set incorrectly? 161
‘Make ure that all MIDI cables are connected correctly 7-10
‘Make sure thatthe XS is sat to receive MIDI data on the | 96, 111,
‘channel thatthe sending device is using. 152
‘When you control from an extemal MIDI device, make sure | 11
“Tho XS does not respond to incoming MIDI_| the External Out Select parameter in Global mode is set to
data. MIDI (or controling via MIDI) or to “PCIF (fr controling via
TO HOST).
‘Make gure thatthe XS isnot set to filer out the incoming | 159,
MIDI data. The MIDI fiter parameter in Global mode should
ot be set to "DIS."
‘Mako sure thal the computer cable is connected eorrectiy. | 8, 10
tee ee ero ‘Mako sure that the External Out Select parameter in Global | 154
epasraan oe ‘mode is set to POF,
Make sure that the Computer Select in Global mode is set | 11
correctly.
‘Cannot write a Program or Combination. | Is the Program memory protect function sat to ON? 154
eT Ts the Transpose function set to something otherthan +007 | 147
keys do not play the specified drum sounds. | is ine oscillator octave parameter set to 87 m1
Tn Combination Play mode, Combinations
Cannotbo soloed ng Poy | Make su hate Program Change Fiteris otto ENAor | 159
‘Change messt
‘Make sure that each Timbre/Track’s Program Change Filter { 100, 108
{n Combination Play mode or Multimode, | parameter is set to E.
Programs cannot be selected using MID! | Make sure that the Bank of the Program to be selected 163
Program Change messages. ‘matches the Bank specified by MIDI Bank Select
messages.
{fh Combination Play mode or Multimode,
are | Pethaps some Timbres' Key Window parameters are setto
soundis only whan cer
Lr area loamnciaas Peererrttntn 97,110
Cannot select VDF2, VOA2 or Pitch
Modulation paramore ‘The currently-selected Program is not Double mode. 70
‘Make sure thatthe song dala is GM compalbie
Cannot play GM compatible song data ‘You must conform the selected X5 song to GM using Multi | 91
coneate setup parameters.
Make sure thatthe settings in Global mode have been 32
“Transpose data or Velocity Curve data ls not
received oF transmitied correctly.
‘Make sure that the Trans posilion in Global mode has been
sot correctly.General Error Messages
General Error Messages
Error Message
Battery Low (Intemal)
‘The volage of the iniemnal battery Is low, Please contact your Korg dealer to
have the battery replaced. Do nol attempt to replace the battery yourself
Program Edit Mode & Combination Edit Mode Error Messages
Error Message
Memory Protected
“The Program or Gombinalion memory into which you are lying to wie Gata ts
protected.
Global Mode Error Messages
Error Nessaye Meaning
You have ied o sot a narrow range Modulation Wheel Calbaton Set
Invalid Data parameter. Pease contact your Korg dealer If tis message appears
Tepeatoi ator you take corrective ack
Specifications
xo a
‘Tone Generation System ‘AF (Aavanced integrated) Syriheas
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Keyboard Bi key
GM Wavelorm Memory Powe POM ewe
Etecte Two digital mut fecs processors, 7 eens
Programs 236 (100 internal RAM, 136 intemal ROM)
Combinations 7100 internal RAW,
l Program, Combination; 200 each | Program, Combination: 100 each
Number or Preset Data (100 in PRE“, 100 n PRE)
Drum Kits: «(2 in PRE-a, 2 in PRE-b) | Drum Kits: 2
Control inputs —_ ‘Assignable pedal/switch
Outputs: TMONO, R, PHONES (stereo mini jack)
MIDI Connections IN, OUT, THRU
Communication port TOHOST
10 162 LOD wit backight
Power Supply Dew |
Dimenetone (W xD x H) = 800 W) x 254.2 (0) x 89.4 (H) mm
Weight 4.5kg aaa
‘Accessory ~ AC adapter
‘Appearance and specifications subject to change without notice.
Options
AG-001 IBM-PC connection kit (Cable, “KORG MIDI Driver” software)
AG-002 Macintosh connection kit (Cable, “KORG MIDI Driver” software)
AG-004 9-pin/25-pin adapter for IBM-PC
PS-1, PS-2 Pedal switch
DS-1 Damper padal
EXP-2, XVP-10 Expression pedal
167Appendix
168
Using MIDI exclusive messages
Each manufacture is free to use exciusive massages in whatever way they dosire, unike other types of MIDI message
‘whore the function of each message is xed by the MIDI specification. Exclusive messages are used mainly to transmit
patch data,
‘Atthough the format of exclusive messages is different for each manufacturer, the format of Korg exclusive messages is
‘as shown below.
‘STRUCTURE OF KORG XS SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES
st Byte = 1111 0000 (Fo): Exclusive Status
2nd Byte = 0100 0010 (42): Korg ID oo
3rd Byte = 0011 gggq (3a): Format ID g: Global ch.
ch ayte = 0011 0101 (36): x5 ID.
Sth Byte = Offf fff (FE) Function Code (See Punc Code List)
6th Byte = Oadd Gadd (da): Data
lastByte = 1111 0111 (F7) End of Exclusive = 50x
‘Tho ith byte (the function 1D) determines what the exclusive message will do. For the various types, refer tothe function
code list (1-4, 2-5)
‘The action of sending a set of sound data etc. is called Data Dump, and this can be initiated in the Data Dump page of
GLOBAL mode, or by receiving an appropriate dump request message.
‘Since the madel ID of the 5D is the same as that ofthe XB, these two models can exchange exclusive data each other.
However, when the I receives any of Mullsounds 340-629 and Drum Sounds 164-214, "No Assign” message wil
‘appear.
‘Also the mode! ID ofthe XS isthe same as that ofthe OSR/W, and the XS Is able to exchange exclusive data withthe
OSAUW. However, be aware that for Multi Setup data and Global data,
Notes on each type of message
'No.11 Program Wite Request
When you enter Program Et mode, the data o that program willbe written info the Ext Buller (the wit source), so
writing should be done in Program Edit mode tis possible to wie whe in Program moe, butin this ease afer selecting
' program, you must go through Program Eclt mode once in order for wring to take place correctly.
NNo.41 Parameter Change, No.53 Drum Parameter Change, No4E Mode Change
Contol Change #06, 26, Data Entry #60, 61 Data increment, Decrement
When you chango modes from the XS trot panel, a ‘Mode Change’ wil be iransmied, and each ime you select a
parameter in Program Edit, Combination Edt or Mul modes, a Parameter Change’ wil be transmitted. When you move
the sider, Data Entry wil be ransmiied, When you press [a] of], ‘Data increment or ‘Data Decrement wil be sent
By sending these messages to the X5, the X's parameters can be edied indvialy, bul messages must be transmitted
in succession stating with the fst Made Change. Even I the appropiate messages have been tensmitd to ed via
MIDI, once he pane! keys or siders have been operated, edting via MIDI wil no longer be possible. In his case, you must
‘once again bgin transiting om the Mode Change’ (refer to Tables 7-10)
Some ofthe parameters in Mul mode (ited below) do not respond o‘Parameter Change’ messages. To edit hese, you
must use Mul Data Dump (exp).
‘The various MIDI data fiters (except Program) for each track
Koy Window Bottom for each rack
Velocty Window Bottom for each track
MIDI channel or each track
In Global mode, individual edting is possible only for dum kt parameters, and for this ype of ecitng you wil use ‘Drum
Parameter Change! messagos. The procedure is the samo as for "Parameter Change’ messages,
\When you send the Parameter Change messages for Mutsounds 240-429 and Drum Sounds 164-214 rom the X63 to
the XE, the 38 wil select Mulisound 339 and Drum Sound 169 respectively.
No.5 Global Data Oump parameters include some which are not found on the OSRAW (isted below). Since these
parameters are transmitted using unused areas of OSAMW data ormal, hey cn be tranemited and received between Mo
XS unis. When this data i ransmited from an XS i an OSA, willbe ignored, and when transite trom an OSRIW,
the data wit have values of 0
‘Damper polarity
‘Assignable pedal assign
Assignable switch assign
No.68 Mutt Setup Data (expansion) Dump is used to transmit settings for each Wack. No.5S Milt Setup Data Dump is
Used fo transmit effect unit settings ofthe mull. By using these two messages, you can transmit Mul moda stings. The
Muti Data dump operation in Giobal modo transmits these wo fypes of dala ina single operation. The ll Data dump
operation als transmits No.68 immociatay folowing No.50 All ata Dump. However each ype of data wil be ransraited
independently when the corresponding dump request i received. The OSRAV uses only No.6.
‘When excusive datas rceived and processing has been completed, i wil ranemit a ‘Data Load Completed (ACK)
message. However the format of the received data was Incorect a meseago of Format Eror willbe iensmited andi
the receiving X5 was not set eppropriataly (eg, memory protect was tumed on) a message of "Load Error (NAG) wil
be transmitted
Atthough not an exclusive message, when a Program Change Is received while the Exclusive Fier is set to ENA,
message of ‘Data Load Completea' wil be transmiied after processing fs nished.
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xipuaddyInstalling and Setting Up the KORG MIDI Driver
Installing and Setting Up the KORG MIDI Driver
* KORG MIDI Driver is included in the disk that comes with AG-001.
Installing the KORG MIDI Driver in MS Windows
Ifthe application (sequencer, etc.) being used
supports Windows MME (Multimedia Extensions),
the KORG MIDI Driver program, provided as an
accessory, can be used to drive the X5 connected to
the serial port (COM port) as a MIDI device.
* MIDI In data may not be received correctly if the
processing speed of your computer is inadequate.
TOHOST THRU OUT IN
1. Double-click on the Driver icon in the Control Panel,
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181Appendix
3. On the “List Drivers” menu, select “Unlisted or Driver”, and click on “OK”.
4, If a floppy disk containing the Driver program has bee
disk is in Drive B, type “B: \"). Then click on “OK”
Insert the disk with the unlisted,
‘vendor-provided driver in:
5. Select “Korg PC VF Driver”, and click on “OK”. The setup screen appears. Follow the
instructions listed under “Setting Up the KORG MIDI Driver (Windows)” on page 183
Synth Out Messages) [MIDI Out Messages]
Bi Program Change & Program Change
© Contiot Change
[Bank Select
1 Channel Pressure
Bi Poly Key Pressure | | Dd Poly Key Pressure
Exclusive Exclusive
Li independent Synth / MIDI Out
‘The KORG PC I/F Driver diiver has been added, For
the new diiver to take effect, you must quit and
‘restart Windows.
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182Installing and Setting Up the KORG MIDI Driver
Setting Up the KORG MIDI Driver (Windows)
1.
Double-click on the Driver icon in the Control Panel, and select “KORG PC I/F Driver”. Then
click on the specified button to display the setup screen.
Under “Serial Port”, select the serial port to which the X5 is connected (COMI to COM4),
If you wish to use the serial port for another purpose after you have already installed the KORG
MIDI Driver, delete the Driver or turn the Driver off by selecting “None”.
‘When the “Independent Synth/MIDI Out” box is checked, data output to the Synth Out port will
produce sound from the tone generator of the X5, while data output to the MIDI Out port of the
XS will be output as MIDI data from the XS.
If the “Independent Synth/MIDI Out” box is not checked, data output to the MIDI Out port will
be sent to both the tone generator of the X5 and the MIDI Out port.
|. The items listed under “Synth Out Messages” can be used to select messages to be sent to the XS.
‘The items listed under “MIDI Out Messages” can be used to select messages to be output from
the MIDI Out port on the XS. If the check mark in the box next to “Independent Synth/MIDI Out”
is erased, the same messages will be sent to the X5 and output from the MIDI Out port of the XS.
. When all of the selections have been completed, click on “OK”. To cancel the selections without
changing anything, click on “Cancel”
+ When playing back MS Extended MIDI data, either mute channels 13-16 on the sequencer or
whatever instrument is being used, or use the MIDI Mapper provided with the Windows MME
program to enter the settings for the Extended MIDI application.
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‘Synth Out Messages) [MIDI Out Messages
Program Change | | Bd] Program Change
Control Change & Contr! Change
Bank Select Gl Bank Setect
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Poly Key Pressure | | DX] Poly Key Pressure
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Ctndependant Synth IDK Out
183Appendix
Installing the KORG MIDI Driver on a Macintosh Computer
+ KORG MIDI Driver is included in the disk that comes with AG-002.
If the application (sequencer) being used supports the Apple MIDI Manager, the KORG MIDI
Driver can be used to provide separate MIDI output for the X5 tone generator and the MIDI Out
port.
* When the KORG MIDI Driver is not used * When the KORG MIDI Driver is used
Tone generator Tone generator
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TOHOST THRU OUT IN TOHOST THRU OUT IN
* In order to use the KORG MIDI Driver, the Apple MIDI Manager and PatchBay must be
installed.
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1. Copy the KORG MIDI Driver on the accessory disk into the System Folder on the startup disk.
2. If the Apple MIDI Driver is already in the System Folder, either erase it or move it into another
folder. The KORG MIDI Driver includes the functions of the Apple MIDI Driver. Be careful not
to erase or move the Apple MIDI Manager.
184Installing and Setting Up the KORG MIDI Driver
Setting Up the KORG MIDI Driver for the Macintosh
TimePon — MIDIInPon Synth Out Pont MIDI OutPon
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1, Start up the PatchBay program.
Ifthe program has been installed correctly, the KORG MIDI Driver icon will be displayed inside
the PatchBay window, as shown above. (The display may differ slightly from the illustration,
depending on how the modem and printer ports are set up.)
2. Double-click on the KORG MIDI Driver icon. The setup dialog box is displayed.
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Time Code In:
Time Code Out:
Filter Time Code In:
Gut port setting:
When “KORG PC IF" is selected as the Interface Type, data sent to the Synth Out Port will
produce sound from the X5 tone generator, while data sent to the MIDI Out Port will be sent out
through the MIDI Out jack on the back panel of the XS.
If “IMHz” is selected as the Interface Type, the Synth Out Port will disappear. Messages sent to
the MIDI Out Port will produce sound from the X5 tone generator and also be sent to the MIDI
Out Jack on the back panel of the XS
3. Set the “Interface Type” for the port to which the XS is connected to “KORG PCIF" (or to
“|MHz"). If the X5 is connected to an ordinary MIDI interface, select a clock rate that matches
the interface (usually this will be | MHz).
4, In order to use the Modem or Printer ports, the Corresponding “Port Enabled” box(s) must be
checked. The “Synth Out Port” is available only if “KORG PCIF” has been selected for the
interface type.
185Appendix
5. Pressing the “Out Port Setting” button displays the dialog box shown below. In this box, you can
select the MIDI channels/messages to be output to each of the ports.
Only channels/messages which have been checked will be output.
Modem Synth Out Port setting
Enable MIDICh. Enable MIDI Status
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B2 Bio Bi controt change
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6. Drag the mouse from the arrow on the Out Port of the MIDI application (sequencer, etc.) and
connect it to the “Synth Out Port” of the Korg MIDI Driver. Other ports can be connected in the
same way if necessary.
+ For information on using the PatchBay program, please refer to the application instruction
manual included with the PatchBay program, or see the description under “About PatchBay...”
in the Apple menu.
MIDI File Translator
186
MIDI File Translator is an Apple File Exchange translation program that allows Macintosh MIDI
application programs to recognize an MS-DOS standard MIDI file as an SMF (Standard MIDI
File).
+ You do not need this application program to operate the KORG MIDI driver.
Make a copy of MIDI file translator in the folder that contains Apple File Exchange. Select “MIDI
File Translation” in the “MS-DOS —> Mac” menu that is displayed when you activate Apple File
Exchange and insert an MS-DOS disk. If “MIDI File Translation” is not displayed, first select
“Other Conversion Program,” then add “MIDI File Translation”.
+ For details, see the Apple File Exchange documentation in your Apple manual.Installing and Setting Up the KORG MIDI Driver
187X5D, X5 MIDI Implementation Chart
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+1 Used for editing with RPN and Exclusive. Transmitted via slider when EX is set to ENA.
2 LSB, MSB =00,00: Pitch Bendrange, =01,00: Fineture, =02,00: Coarse tune
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# ~ Name
A08 * Xanalog
A18 LA Synth
‘A28 * FatFilterz
A38 * MIDI Grand
‘48 * Reso Waves
‘A58 * Dr. Tapp
‘A68* Split Syne
‘A78* Swell Pad
ABB * Syn Brass
A98 * Solo Synth
A08 @[KrazyKit]
19 @[Combokit}
‘A29_ [Down Low]
39° [Mr. Gong)
49. [Manimals}
59 [Loop SFX]
A69 [Nature }
A79_[Natives!]
A89* [DrillMel]
A99* (Jet Star]
FX1/2DModSre
JSCYY =~
=== WS(+Y)
JS(+YVAT
VOAS(+Y)
pete
JS(+Y)US(+Y)
JS(YIS(+Y)
rt)
- NDA
ATNS(+Y)
JS(+Y)US(+¥)
JSEYWS(Y)
=== WS(+Y)
= 1SS(4Y)
= WS(4Y)
--=/SS(+Y)
VDAVDA
---JS(+Y)
JS(+Y)/ -=-
~- WS(Y)Preset-b
# Name FX1/2 D.Mod.Sre
‘AQO* Sunrise
A10* MachineAge
A20* GlideSweep VAT
A30* Space Wing [-->
A40_ Neutron aan) o--
ASO" DreamWorld JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
AGO Spectrum — JS(-YVJS(-Y)
A70* InTheTrees --- /---
‘80 Halifax NS
A90. SteamCloud AT/AT
‘A01 Piano 16" =
A11* Hot Keys
A21* LastTango - ~
A31* Gospel Org JS(-Y)/AT
A41* PianoHaven JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
AS1* HarpsiFunk - =
A61* Full Pipes
A71* SantaClav
A81*Drawbars
A91* Bouzouki
A02* AltoBreath
A12* Brass Band
A22* MagicFlute
A32* Trumpets
A42* Shaku Bend
A52~ FlugelHorn 7
A62" Woodwinds JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
A72* Size Brass --- JJS(-Y)
A82 Fanfare (-
A92 BriteBrass
‘A03* TinyDancer
A13* MaxiTine JS(-Y)JS(-Y)
A23* Operators --- JJS(-Y)
‘A33* Fresh Air VDANVDA
‘A43* BowenWave JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
AS3* Elec. Tap === [===
A63* Whirly JS(-Y)/ ~~~
A73_ Tine Pad JS(+YVIS(-Y)
A83" Hard Tines VDA/VDA
A93 DWGSEP VDAVDA
A04* Spruce Gtr JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
A14" Power Rock AT/
A24" E.Guitars. JS(-Y/JS(-Y)
A34* Rock Mutes JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
‘A4a* Clean Funk JS(-Y)JS(-Y)
AS4 Harmonics --- JISCY)
A64* LeadGuitar JS(-Y)/-
A74 PedalSteel JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
Ag4* Dr.Guitar — JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
A94* JoyStickUp JS(+Y)/--~
# Name Fx2DModSre #
A0S* Vibra Bell JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
A15* Tabla Talk JS(-Y)/US(-Y)
A25 Gamelan — JS(-Y)/ ---
3S" Dustette — ATIAT
‘A45 SpiitBell —JS(-Y)/ ---
‘ASS* Africana plieeel
‘AGS. Isabelle - NDA
A75 Log Drums = --- /JS(-Y)
A85 EtherBells JS(-Y)JS(-Y)
A95 WaveCycles JS(+Y)JSCY)
AQ6t XFade Bass --- /JS(-Y)
A16* FingerBass --- /JS(-Y)
A26* ZapBass —JS(-Y)/
A36 PickedBass JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
‘A46* Slap It YSCYSCY)
AS6* TechnoBass AT/---
‘A66* Fat Fretty
AT6* HouseBass1
A86 Bass/Harm JS(-Y)\JS(-Y)
Age" Rap Bass JS(-Y)/---
AO7* TheStrings --- /JS(-Y)
A17* LiteVoices - IS(-Y)
A27* DigitalAir — JS(-Y)JS(-Y)
A37* ChamberEns JS(-Y)/AT
Aa7* AnalogPad JS(-Y)JS(-Y)
AS7* Airways
‘A67* Poppin’Pad
A77* AmbiVoice --- lJSCY)
AB7 Air Vox JS(-Y)/
AQ7* OoooohPad ---/
AB" PowerSynth JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
A18* ColorPad — JS(-Y)/
A28* Analogist. ---/
AaB" Wire Pad = VDAVDA.
A4B* Residue JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
ASB* Busy Boy JS(-Y)JS(-Y)
A68_ Soft Horns
A78* MonoLead
Ags DrumHit — ---/--~
A98 BrightPad --- VDA
AogeTotal Kit —_JS(+Y)US(-Y)
A19* Festivall — VDAWS(-Y)
A29* MandoTrem ---/
A39* Industrial
A4Q Orch Pere JS(+Y)US(-Y)
ASQ* Heartbeat --- /---
AG9 @Producrkit JS(+Y)JS(-Y)
AT9* Hackbrett ~~~ /---
A89 50's SciFi JS(-Y)/US(-Y)
AQ9* HarpPluck —JS(-Y)/JS(-Y)
Gor
G02
Gos*
Go4*
Gos
G06
G07
G08
Goo
G10
oi
Gi2
G13
G14
ais
Gi6
G17
Gist
Gig
G20
Gat
G22
G23
G24
G25
G26
@37
G38
Gao
Gao
Gat
G42
G43
G44
Gas,
Gas
Ga7
Gas
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G50
Name FX1/2D.ModSre
Piano VDANDA
BritePiano | VDA/VDA
HammerPno ---/--~
HonkeyTonk VDAVDA,
New Tines --- VDA
Digi Piano JS(-Y)/ ---
Harpsicord --- VDA
Clav ATNDA
Celesta JSCYVDA
Glocken —JS(-Y\IS(+¥)
Music Box -
Vibes -
Marimba VDA/
Xylophon — JS(-Y)/JS(- Y)
Tubular NDA
Santur -
Full Organ AT/VDA
Pere Organ VDAVDA
BX - 3 Organ VDA/ ---
ChurchPipe --- JS(- Y)
Positive IAT
Musette NDA
Harmonica NDA
Tango leas
ClassicGtr JS(-Y)/JS(- Y)
AGuitar NDA
JazzGuitar NDA
CleanGtr —JS(-Y)US(- Y)
MuteGuitar JS(-Y)/--~
Over Drive JS(-Y)/JS(- Y)
DistGuitar JS(-Y)/US(- Y)
RockMonics JS(-Y)/JS(- ¥)
JazzBass JS(-Y)/JS(- Y)
Deep Bass NS(-Y)
Pick Bass WS(- Y)
Fretiess —JS(-Y)/NS(- Y)
SlapBass 1 --- /-
SlapBass 2. AT/
SynthBasst
SynthBass2_ VDA/
Violin
Viola
Cello
ContraBass
TremoloStr
Pizzicato
Harp
Timpani
Marcato
SlowString
NDA# Name FX2DModSre # = Name FX12D.Modsre
G51* Analog Pad AT/VDA 101* Brightness VDA/VDA
G52 StringPad ---JS(-Y) 102" Goblin
G53 Choir NODA 103 Echo Drop
G54 Doo Voice - 104* Star Theme
G55. Voices 105* Sitar
G56 Orch Hit 106 Banjo
G57 Trumpet 107 Shamisen
G58 Trombone 108 Koto
G59 Tuba 109. Kalimba
G60 Muted Trpt --- /VDA 110* Scotland
G61* FrenchHorn VDA/VDA 111" Fiddle
G62 Brass NDA 112 Shanai
G63* SynBrass 1 113 Metal Bell
Ge4* SynBrass 2 114 Agogo
G65 SopranoSax 115 SteelDrums
G66 Alto Sax 116 Woodblock
G67 Tenor Sax 117* Talko
Ges BariSax — --- VDA 118 Tom
G69 Sweet Oboe AT/ AT 119 Synth Tom
G70 EnglishHrn VDA/VDA 120 Rev Cymbal
G71 BasoonOboe AT/--- 121 Fret Noise
G72 Clarinet = --- DA 122 NoiseChiff
G73 Piccolo 123" Seashore
G74 Flute 124* Birds
G75 Recorder AT/VDA 125* Telephone
G76 Pan Flute 126* Helicopter
G77 Bottle 127" Stadiumit
G78 Shakuhachi --- VDA 128 GunShot
G79 Whistle VDA --- 129 @GM Kit
G80 Ocarina --- VDA 130 @ Power Kit
Ge1* Squarewave VDA/VDA 131 @ Analog Kit
G82" Saw Wave --- VDA 132 @ Jazz Kit
G83* SynCaliope AT/VDA 133 @ Brush kit
G84* Syn Chitf 134 @Pere Kit
@85* Charang
G86* AirChorus
G87* Rezzo4ths
G88" Bass&Lead
G89" Fantasia
G90 Warm Pad
135 @ Dance Kit
136 @ Orch Kit
Effect 1/2 Dynamic Modulation Control Source
G91" Poly Pad (FX1/2 D.Mod.Sre)
G92_ Ghost Pad
G93" BowedGlass --~ /--- JS = Joystick
G94" Metal Pad = VDA/VDA AT = After Touch
G95* Halo Pad i AEG
gost cneas VDA = VDA EG
7" Ice Re a « »
cae loamaeee marked programs are “Double Mode” Program.
Gag* Crystal
100* Atmosphere @ marked programs are “Drum Mode" Program.COMBINATION rreset-a X80 only)
Preset-a
#
00
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
01
"
24
34
41
51
61
7
8
91
02
12
22
32
42
52
62
72
82
92
03
13
23
33
43
53
63
73
83
93
04
14
24
34
44
54
64
74
84
94
Name FX 1/2D.Mod.Ste Type
SolarFlare