Korg SP-500 User Manual download pdf (Page 72)

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When a program change number is

received from an external device, sound

will be selected on the SP-500 as shown in

the tables on p.75–.

To allow these messages to be transmitted

and received, turn on the “Prog.” check

box. To prevent these messages from

being transmitted or received, turn off the

“Prog.” check box.

“Prog Bank”: Program bank change

If you want MIDI program bank mes-

sages to be transmitted and received, turn

on the “Prog Bank” check box. If you do

not want these messages to be transmit-

ted or received, turn off the “Prog Bank”

check box.

“Control”: Control change

These messages transmit data such as the

SP-500’s damper pedal operation to an

external MIDI device to control it, or

receive damper pedal and other messages

from an external MIDI device to control

the SP-500. If you wish to transmit/

receive these messages, turn the “Con-

trol” check box on. If you do not want to

transmit/receive these messages, turn the

“Control” check box off.

Control changes from an external device will

always affect both sounds even in Layer or Split

mode, regardless of the pedal settings of the SP-

500 itself. (☞p.66 “Damper pedal settings for

Layer and Split”)

“After Touch”

If you want MIDI aftertouch messages to

be transmitted and received, turn on the

“After Touch” check box. If you do not

want these messages to be transmitted or

received, turn off the “After Touch” check

box.

“Exclusive”

If you want MIDI exclusive messages to

be transmitted and received, turn on the

“Exclusive” check box. If you do not want

these messages to be transmitted or

received, turn off the “Exclusive” check

box.

To write settings into internal memory

In “Func 7/10” page, press the “Write”

button. If you turn off the power without

writing, the setting will revert to the pre-

vious setting.

To return to the previous display

If you press the [EXIT] switch or the

[FUNCTION] switch, the [FUNCTION]

switch indicator will go dark, and you

will return to the previous LCD screen.

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