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3 To stop playback of the song, press the EXIT button.
4 To exit from the Demo Song function, press the EXIT button
again.
Sound Module Mode (MODE)
This lets you select the operating mode of the MU80. Press the MODE but-
ton, then use the SELECT w buttons to select the desired Sound Mod-
ule mode: XG (Extended General MIDI), TG300B (General MIDI), C/M
(Computer Music) or PFM (Performance). If XG, TG300B or C/M are se-
lected, the MU80 automatically sets itself to the Multi mode. When PFM
is selected, the MU80 is in the Performance mode. (See page 34.)
The bottom right of the display indicates the currently selected Sound
Module mode.
Press the EXIT button (or any one of the other mode select buttons: PLAY,
EDIT, UTIL, EFFECT or EQ) to use the MU80 in the current mode.
NOTE
When the MU80 is not set to the XG mode and an XG System On message is received, the
MU80 changes to the XG mode after a slight pause of 0.5 seconds.
Arrow indicates selected Sound Module mode.
- Welcome to the MU80 4
- Unpacking 5
- Table of Contents 6
- REFERENCE 7
- How to Use This Manual 8
- Precautions 9
- YOURSELF 10
- ■ MIDI CABLES 10
- The Controls of the MU80 11
- THE CONTROLS OF THE MU80 12
- Rear Panel 13
- What It Is… 14
- What It Can Do… 15
- About the Modes of the MU80 16
- Note Limit Low 18
- Part Edit Mode 20
- Setting Up Your MU80 22
- Powering Up 24
- Playing the Demo Song 25
- Operation 26
- Selecting Voices 27
- Changing the Voice Bank 28
- GUIDED TOUR 29
- Current Volume setting 32
- Current Pan setting 32
- Using Mute/Solo 33
- Using the A/D Input 34
- Connecting With a Computer 36
- IBM PC and Clones 37
- Sequencer 38
- MIDI OUT MIDI IN 38
- MIDI CABLE 38
- Data Flow Block Diagram 41
- DIN 5-PIN DIN 5-PIN 42
- EFERENCE 43
- Multi Mode 44
- Multi Play Mode 45
- Play Displays 45
- Part Controls 46
- Single Part Control 47
- Bank Number 48
- Program (Voice) Number 48
- Expression 49
- Reverb Send 49
- Chorus Send 50
- Variation Send 50
- Note Shift 50
- All Part Control 51
- Master Volume (M.Volum) 52
- Master Attenuator (M.Attn) 52
- Reverb Return (RevRtn) 52
- Chorus Return (ChoRtn) 53
- Variation Return (VarRtn) 53
- Transpose 53
- Multi Edit Mode 54
- Cutoff Frequency 55
- Resonance 55
- EG (Envelope Generator) 56
- EG Attack Time 57
- EG Decay Time 58
- EG Release Time 58
- Pitch EG Parameters 59
- Vibrato Rate 61
- Vibrato Depth 62
- Vibrato Delay 62
- MULTI MODE 63
- Part Mode 64
- For TG300B mode: 65
- For C/M mode: 65
- For PFM (Performance) mode: 65
- Mono/Poly Mode 65
- Velocity 66
- Note Limit Parameters 67
- Dry Level 70
- (MW LFOPMod) 70
- Drum Setup Controls 71
- Drum Setup Parameters 72
- Chorus Send (Cho Send) 73
- Variation Send (Var Send) 73
- Cutoff Frequency (CutoffFreq) 73
- Alternate Group (AlterGroup) 74
- Receive Note On (RcvNoteOn) 74
- EG Attack 75
- EG Decay 1 75
- EG Decay 2 75
- Performance Mode 76
- PERFORMANCE MODE 78
- Performance number 78
- Performance Part Control 79
- Reverb Send (Rev Send) 80
- Note Shift (NoteSft) 81
- All Part 82
- Performance Volume (Pfm Vol) 83
- Performance Pan (Pfm Pan) 83
- System Transpose (SysTran) 84
- Performance Edit Mode 85
- Performance name 86
- A/D Part 87
- Copy and Store Operations 93
- Performance number 95
- Effect Edit Mode 96
- Reverb Pan (RevPan) 97
- Chorus Pan (ChoPan) 98
- Variation 99
- Distortion 101
- Dry/Wet Balance 102
- Distortion Part (Dist Part) 102
- System and Insertion 103
- Distortion can be 104
- Part at a time 104
- DRY LINE 105
- Equalizer (EQ) Edit 106
- EQ Frequency Parameters 107
- Utility Mode 108
- Mute Lock 109
- A/D Part Lock 109
- UTILITY MODE 110
- Contrast 111
- Dump Interval (DumpIntrval) 111
- Dump Out Functions 112
- Performance (PERFORM) 114
- Initialize Functions 115
- Factory Settings (FactSet) 116
- Selected Sound Module Mode: 116
- Drum (DrumInit) 117
- Demo Song Play (DEMO) 118
- Sound Module Mode (MODE) 119
- About Cable Messages 120
- Chapter 0: Format Overview 122
- Basic Concepts 123
- Additions to the GM format 123
- APPENDIX 124
- 1. Key On/Key Off 125
- 2. Program Change 125
- 3. Pitchbend 125
- 4. Control Change 126
- 5. Channel Aftertouch 133
- 6. Polyphonic Aftertouch 134
- 7. Exclusive Messages 134
- Troubleshooting 137
- Error Messages 138
- Specifications 139
- Glossary 141
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