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Parameters
■ MrphBankMSB (Morphing Bank Select MSB Number)
Settings: 036 (Custom), 084 (AN-XG/A), 100 (AN-XG/B)
These parameters are used together to select the “second” voice for the Morphing function. The currently selected voice (called up from the panel or by MIDI) is paired with the voice selected here, letting
you “morph” between them.
Each voice is assigned to a different program number — up to a maximum of 128. Each group of 128
voices is assigned to a different voice bank, selectable with the LSB and MSB parameters.
Normally, you should set these parameters in the following order:
1) Bank Select MSB (for the Custom, AN-XG/A, or AN-XG/B bank sets)
2) Bank Select LSB (for the specific bank)
3) Program Number (for the specific voice)
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When the Morphing Control Change Number parameter is set to “off,” the morphing function is cancelled.
The available range of voices (program numbers) may differ, depending on the selected bank (MSB
and LSB).
The available range of LSB values may differ, depending on the selected MSB value.
AN CtrlNo.1 (AN Control Change Number - Assignable Controller 1)
AN CtrlNo.2 (AN Control Change Number - Assignable Controller 2)
AN CtrlNo.3 (AN Control Change Number - Assignable Controller 3)
AN CtrlNo.4 (AN Control Change Number - Assignable Controller 4)
Settings: off, 1 — 95, AT
This determines which MIDI controller (modulation wheel, breath controller, foot controller, etc.) is used
for each of the four Assignable Controllers (AC 1 - AC 4). Any one of the 95 control change numbers
can be used as the controller.
The Assignable Controllers can be used to affect various parameters, such as the filter, volume, or the
Distortion. Naturally, for optimum control, each of these should be set to different values, and they
should be different from the Morphing Control Change Number parameter above.
When this is set to “AT,” channel after touch (the amount of pressure you apply to the keys while holding them down), is used to change the selected parameter. When this is set to “off,” the selected
Assignable Controller has no effect.
For a list of the available parameters that can be controlled with the Assignable Controllers, refer to the
Voice List on pages 38 — 41.
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