KORG Soundlink DRS REcording Console 168RC - Manual (Page 87)

Chapters. MIDI
Parameter changes using NRPN
The internal parameter number will correspond to the NRPN number.
168RC parameter# MIDI Ch MSB (CC#99) LSB (CC#98) Data Entry (CC#06)
001 Rx 00 00 m
002 Rx 00 01 m
128 Rx 00 127 m
129 Rx 01 00 m
617 Rx 04 104 m
m : Parameter Value
Program changes
These messages are used for the following four operations. Since these operations are independ­
ent of each other, four different channels are used, starting from the Rx Base channel.
1. Program Recall
The Rx channel will be used. Program numbers 1~T00 are valid, and 101-127 will be ignored. In
MIDI mode, you can specify the correspondence between 168RC program numbers and MIDI
program change numbers.
2. Effect 1 Memory Read
The Rx + 1 channel will be used. Program numbers 1-50 are valid, and 51-127 will be ignored.
The contents of one of the 50 effect memories will be copied to effect 1. These 50 effect memories
are used in common by effect 1 and effect 2.
3. Effect 2 Memory Read
The Rx + 2 channel will be used. Program numbers 1-50 are valid, and 51-127 will be ignored.
The contents of one of the 50 effect memories will be copied to effect 2.
4. EQ Memory Read
The Rx + 3 channel will be used. Program numbers 1-30 are valid, and 31-127 will be ignored.
The 30 EQ memories are shared by mixer channels 1-12. This means that you will need to specify
the mixer channel to which the settings that were read from memory will be copied. Polyphonic
Key Pressure messages are used to specify the mixer channel (see the following explanation).
Polyphonic Key Pressure
These messages are used to specify the mixer channel to which the memory read by EQ Memory
Read will be copied. Most accurate operation will be ensured if this message is transmitted before
the EQ Memory Read operation (the Program Change transmitted on the Rx +3 channel). Since
the 168RC will remember the mixer channel that v/as last-specified in this way, you can omit the
Polyphonic Key Pressure message if you are performing consecutive EQ Memory Read opera­
tions for the same mixer channel.
[An, Ok, pp]
k
PP
MIDI channel = Rx + 3
Mixer channel. 1~12 are valid, and others will be ignored.
The 168RC will transmit 00, but the content of this value will be ignored when received. It must be transmit­
ted so as to preserve the proper number of bytes in the message.
Channel Pressure
This message is used as "Solo Active" to link the Solo function of multiple 168RC units. In Cas­
cade mode, when the first Solo switch is turned on, or when all Solo switches are turned off, the
respective message will be transmitted. When the cascade master 168RC receives this, it will switch
the solo bus monitor output. This message is received on all channels, regardless of the Rx channel
setting.
[Dn, w] MIDI channel
0-63 Solo Active Off
64-127 Solo Active On
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