From bruce@ashbysolutions.com Fri Sep 30 12:35:06 2005
Subject:Re: Voce V5 multi-timbral mode

Hi Jerry,

You send a patch message (0-6) on the lower manual channel. In your example, if the V5 is on CH3 in multitimbral mode, you must send a Program Change message on CH4. Program Change messages on CH3 are for the upper manual only; messages on CH5 are for pedals only.

Alternatively, you can send the registration as 9 separate drawbars on CH4 as MIDI Control Change (CC) messages:

CC#12 = 16'
CC#13 = 5-1/3'
CC#14 = 8'
...
CC#19 = 1-1/3'
CC#20 = 1'

The trip points for the 0-8 value of each drawbar are roughly divided evenly across the 0-127 range of the CC.

In other words, you do exactly what the upper manual requires, but NOT on the upper manual's MIDI channel.

Regards,

-BW

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Bruce Wahler
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At 02:18 PM 9/30/2005 -0400, you wrote:
>Bruce,
>
>Thanks for your interest in my post, but your reply does not address my
>questions.
>
>Specifically, how do your 'tell the lower manual' which
>preset/patch/registration to use?
>
>I am sending valid 'left hand' info (within the 61 note range) to the V5 on
>the second
>channel of a 3 channel sequence (chan 3-4-5), but I'm not hearing anything
>out of the
>V5 that I trigger on chan4.
>
>The manual does not address how to set registration on the lower manual.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jerry
>
>
> "Bruce Wahler"
> > ions.com> cc:
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> CloneWheel@yahoog
> roups.com
>
> 09/30/2005 01:55
> PM
> Please respond to
> CloneWheel
>
>
>Hi,
>
>I don't believe that the V5 produces any notes outside the 61-note range
>(and 25 notes on the pedals). I know for certain that the V3 did not. For
>example, you could not simulate a 32' drawbar on the bottom end by
>transposing down an octave, and you couldn't make 88 8800 000 sound like 00
>8888 000 by transposing up an octave. All you get is silence.
>
>Dave Amels, are you still on the list?
>
>Regards,
>
>-BW
>
>--
>Bruce Wahler
>AshbySolutions.comâ„¢ http://music.ashbysolutions.com
>978.386.7389 voice/fax
>bruce@ashbysolutions.com
>
>At 05:22 PM 9/30/2005 +0000, you wrote:
>>--- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, "jmasc50" wrote:
>>Korg 01W/FD. I am using
>>> a 'combi' patch to split the keyboard range from the controller,
>>> sending the two octaves on the left hand side of the keyboard to
>>> channel 4 and the 3 octaves on the right hand side to channel 3.
>>
>>> Th Korg combi patch also transposes the left hand range up two
>>> octaves. As it is, I get NO sound out of channel 4.
>>
>>Do you know that the 'combi' transposes the the left hand MIDI note
>>output range up 2 octaves? If not, you MAY simply be attempting to
>>trigger notes BELOW the V5's 61-note/Hammond-like range. That would
>>explain it all.
>>
>>Or, assuming it doesn't transpose them up, but it's still in the V5's
>>range, it will be mud, you could save the same drawbar settings for
>>channel 4, 00060600 or whatever.. same notes triggered, minus the 16',
>>8' and 4' stops. Nice and midrange.
>>
>>Karl
>>
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