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C. MIDI Channels

D. Applications

There are 16 MIDI channels (1-16).

Unless MIDI

The following four examples show how several of

instruments are set to the same MIDI channel, they

the YPP-35's

MIDI functions can be applied in

cannotcommunicate MIDI channel information (Note

specific setups. In order to make best use of MIDI,

On, Program Change, Control Change, etc.), even

it is important to determine which instruments are

ifthe cables are connected properly. MIDI channels

most effective as Masters or as Slaves.

This will

canbelikenedtotelevision channels, i.e. information

depend on the individual situation. Consulting the

from several TV stations is transmitted through the

MIDI implementation chart of each instrument in

air, so to receive the desired program, you have to

your setup will help you to decide in each case.

select one channel on your TV set.

one instrument has more transmission capabilities

than the other(s), it will generally be better suited as

When the YPP-35 is turned on, both its transmitting

the Master.

Conversely, instruments with more

andreceiving MIDI channels are setto 1. If required,

recognition capabilities will be better Slaves.

these channels can be reset.

Example 1:

Using the YPP-35 with another key-

1) Setting a MIDI Transmitting Channel

board or sound module

While holding down the MIDI/TRANSPOSE button,

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press one of 16 keys from C1 to D#2 according to the

If you are a MIDI rookie, first, make a Hand-Shaking

table below.

connection between the two МО! keyboards. After

matching the transmitting and receiving MIDI

Key

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channels (in both directions), you can use either

instrumentas Master or Slave.

Whichever keyboard

Channel|

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you play, you will hearthe sounds of both instruments.

In addition, the Slave will duplicate the Master's

sustain, vibrato, etc., as long as it is equipped to

receive MIDI messages such as Program Change,

Control Change, and so on.

2) Setting a MIDI Receiving Channel

While holding down the MIDI/TRANSPOSE button,

press one of 16 keys from C3to 0#4 according to the

table below.

Practising with a Hand-Shaking connection is a good

way to learn which instrument will make the better

Master or Slave in a One-Way connectlon.

{{уои'ге connecting the YPP-35 to a MIDI sound module,

the latter is best used as a Slave in a One-Way connec-

tion.

3) Omni On Mode

If required, the YPP-35 can be set to receive infor-

mation on all MIDI channels (1-16). This mode is

called "Omni On". To set the YPP-35 to this mode,

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while holding down the MIDI/TRANSPOSE button,

press the E4 key. To get out of this mode, either

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select a specific receiving channel, or turn off the

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Note: If you have several Slaves, all set to OMNI

DIAGRAMS

Mode, they will all receive the same instructions, and

therefore play the same music. To achieve individual

control of the Slaves, that is, to get each one to

respond to different instructions and play its own

part in an ensemble, you must set the Slaves' MIDI

receiving channels individually.

When a specific

channel is selected, it means the instrument is in

OMNI OFF Mode.

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