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MU128 Guided Tour
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English
Selecting Voices when the Sound Module mode is
set to “XG” or “PFM”
When the Part mode is set to “normal”
The bank select MSB is set to 0 as the default factory setting, and the bank
select LSB value (default setting of 000) is indicated in the display. In this
condition, the bank number can be changed over the range of 000 - 127.
Changing the program number lets you select individual XG Voices.
Increasing the bank number value past 127 (with the [VALUE -/+]
buttons or data dial) selects bank number 000. This is not the same as bank
000 in the range above; it is the first bank in the range for the bank select
MSB value of 48 (changed from 0 above). The bank select LSB is displayed
in the bank number, but the bank select MSB value is not shown. However,
the new bank select MSB is indicated by the “MU100” icon in the bit map
window in the display.
In this condition, the bank number can be changed over the range of 000
- 120. Changing the program number lets you select individual MU100
Exclusive Voices.
Increasing the bank number value past 120 (with the [VALUE -/+]
buttons or data dial) selects the SFX bank. Here, the MSB value changes
from 48 to 64. The “SFX” icon is shown in the display. Changing the
program number lets you select individual SFX Voices.
When Sound Module mode is set to “XG” or “PFM” and Part mode is set to “normal”
[VALUE-]
BANK
[VALUE+]
BankSelect
MSB
BankSelect
LSB
0~1270000~127
0~12048000~120
064SFX
Bit Map
Window
Bank Number
Voice Type
Instrument
icon
XG Voices
MU100
icon
SFX
icon
MU100 Exclusive
Voices
SFX Voices
NOTE
The “Silence” Voice name indicates that no Voice is assigned for the currently se-
lected bank.
When the Part mode is set to “drum” (XG mode only)
The bank number in the display indicates the bank select MSB value. (The
bank select LSB is fixed at 0.)
Move the cursor to the bank number parameter, then use the [VALUE-
/+] buttons to select bank 126 or 127. Change the program number to
select the desired SFX kit or Drum Voice.
About the Parts and Voices of the MU128