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@ AX-1 Shoulder Keyboard is a MIDI Master Control Key-
board that can be used whenever there is need for a key-
board without tone generation. Thanks to the new GS
Control, it is possible to send bank messages (CC. 00 and
CC 32) to select "Variation" sounds during "live" per-
formance.
@ It has a shoulder-strap which allows the musician to use
it on stage freely.
@ It has a 45-note dynamic sensitive keyboard and can easily
control one or more MIDI sound modules.
@ It has two separate sections (Upper, Lower) which can be
either used separately or together, creating split or layer
situations.
@ Its shape and use recall a guitar: the modulation or after-
touch, pitch bender and sustain controls have been insert-
ed onto its ''neck", to enable the musician to perform
"suitar-style'' excerpts.
@ They consist of touch-sensitive buttons that control propor-
tionally the above mentioned parameters. This new way of
control enables maximum sensitivity.
@ It provides 832 User Memory Patches easily recalled by me-
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Rotative Data Entry Control Assignment
Transmission filters for controls (Modulation, Pitch
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— Assignement of the expression bar to Modulation or Af-
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— Volume of Sound assigned to section Upper
— Volume of Sound assigned to section Lower
— Chorus Depth of section Upper
— Chorus Depth of section Lower
— Reverb Depth of section Upper
— Reverb Depth of section Lower
@ M.I1.D.I1. is the acronym for Musical Instrument Digital In-
terface. It is a standardized interface by which all digital
musical instruments also equipped with MIDI connections
can exchange data. This means that your AX-1 can be used
as a MIDI control keyboard to control other MIDI devices.
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