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Expression
Graphically indicates current Expression setting.
Range: 0 … 127
This determines the Expression setting for the selected Part’s Voice.
Pan
Graphically indicates current Pan setting.
Settings: Rnd (Random), L63 … C … R63
This determines the stereo position of the selected Part’s Voice. A
setting of “Rnd” (Random) randomly assigns the Voice to a pan po-
sition. This is useful when you want to have different Voices sound
from different random parts of the stereo image. (The Random set-
ting does not affect the A/D input Parts.)
Reverb Send
Graphically indicates current Reverb Send setting.
Range: 0 … 127
This determines the level of the selected Part’s Voice that is sent to the
Reverb effect. A value of 0 results in a completely “dry” Voice sound.
NOTE
Keep in mind that the Reverb effect must be properly enabled and set for this parameter to
work as intended. (See page 86.)
- 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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