Editing The Parameters; Midi Menu - KETRON SD4 Manuel D'instruction

edItIng the parameters

• Press the gm key. The LED blinks and the display shows the Midi channel that will be
changed.
• Select the MIDI channel to be modified using the value +/- keys. Attention! The number of
channels that can be selected from the GM menu changes based on the operating mode
of the instrument.
In particular, in the following modes:
o master keyboard and accordion: 16 channels can be selected, being those related
to the MIDI IN1 port.
o 2xmidifile: there are 32, the first 16 relate to the MIDI IN1 port and the other 16 to the
MIDI IN2 port.
o organ: no channel is available and the display shows three dashes "---".
• To change the volume, press the edit/vol key. The corresponding LED starts blinking
and the display shows the value of the current volume of the MIDI track selected. Edit the
value using the value +/- keys.
• To change the program change, press the Function/p.Ch key. The corresponding LED
starts blinking and the display shows the progressive number of the sound currently set
on the track selected. Edit the value using the value +/- keys.
• To set the track selected in solo mode, press the midi/solo key. The corresponding LED
starts blinking and the display shows the status (ON/OFF) of the MIDI track selected. Edit
the value using the value +/- keys. Once the track is set in 'solo' mode, it will be marked
in the GM menu with a dot next to the number of the related channel. In this way, it is quite
clear to identify the Midi tracks on which the 'solo' parameter is enabled.
• To select a new track to be edited, exit the parameter editing mode by pressing the edit/
vol, midi/solo or Function/p.Ch key currently selected (the LED blinks) and select a new
track using the value +/- keys.
• To exit the GM menu, press the relative key.

mIdI menu

In this menu you can manage all the reception and transmission channels of the instrument.
edItIng the global reCeptIon Channel
In master keyboard mode, the global rxChannel represents the MIDI channel on which you
can send the notes to all three right, left or bass voices of the instrument, based on the
split point. To edit the reception channel:
• Press the mIdI key, the LED starts blinking and the display shows the value of the midi
reception channel "global rxChannel".
• Edit the reception channel using the value+/- keys.
Other parameters can be edited using the numerical keypad. Likewise for editing the preset,
it does indeed activate various functions based on the number of the key pressed. In this
case again, if you hold one of the numbers down, the display will first show a 3-letter initial
that indicates the parameter being edited and then the relative value. For example, to edit
the reception channel of the Right voice, simply hold down key 1 and the display will first
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