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Section 2 — System•MIDI ASR-10 Musician’s Manual

8 Edit/System•MIDI Parameters

button, and send the ASR-10 a program change that is the file number +1 on the

Instrument•Sequence Track’s Edit/Track MULTI-IN MIDI CHANNEL. To load a Bank file,

send the ASR-10 a program change that is the Bank file number +1. When a program change is

received, the ASR-10 will load the appropriate file from the currently selected storage device

(FLOPPY, SCSI 0-7). Incoming MIDI program changes 101-128 will invoke Macros 0-27.

Note: In MULTI and MONO B modes, program change 1 has a special function, which is to EXIT TO

the previous directory. This is particularly useful for moving around a SCSI Storage Device from

a remote MIDI controller or computer.

EDIT

MIDI SONG SELECT (ON/OFF)

SYSTEM•MIDI

Press Edit / System•MIDI / scroll using the arrow buttons

When this parameter is ON, a remote sequencer or drum machine can be instructed to select a

new song when you load a new song into the ASR-10, or when the currently loaded song is

selected (the default is ON). The song can be assigned a MIDI Song Select number from 0

through 127. MIDI Song Select numbers 0 through 127 are transmitted via MIDI when you load a

new song into the ASR-10, or when the currently loaded song is selected.

When the song is selected, MIDI Song Select numbers can be assigned as follows:

• Press Command, then Seq•Song. Scroll to SEQUENCER INFORMATION.

• Press Enter•Yes. Scroll left until the display reads MIDI SONG SELECT=##.

• Select a MIDI Song Select number 0 through 127 using the Data Entry Controls.

MIDI Song Select numbers are stored with the song when you save the song to disk.

EDIT

MIDI XCTRL NUMBER

SYSTEM•MIDI

Press Edit / System•MIDI / 9

Range: 0 to 127

Most controllers on a synthesizer — mod wheel, breath controller, or foot pedal, for example —

have a MIDI controller number that can be assigned to this parameter. Doing so will make a

particular external controller available as a modulator to any of your programs.

One modulation source that can be selected is XCTRL (external controller). When the ASR-10

receives MIDI Controller messages corresponding to this controller number, they will be routed

to all parameters that have been programmed with XCTRL as a modulation source. Suppose, for

example, you are playing the ASR-10 from a keyboard with a breath controller (or want to use a

breath controller as a modulator when playing the ASR-10 keyboard). You can set up a

WaveSample on the ASR-10 in which the filter cutoff frequency is modulated by XCTRL. If you

then set “XCTRL=02,” the breath controller can modulate the filter, or any other parameter that

has its modulation source set to XCTRL.

The following controller numbers are commonly supported:

Number Controller Number Controller

1 Modulation Wheel 64 Sustain

2 Breath Controller 66 Sostenuto

4 Foot (Pedal) Controller 70 Sound Variations (Patch Selects)

6 Data Entry 71 Harmonic Content (Timbre)

7 Volume 72 Release Time

10 Pan 73 Attack Time

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