MX73MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD

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1Warning Precautions

Power requirementspower requirements for electrical equipment differ from area to area.The operating voltage of this machine is preset at the factory accordingto I t ’s intended dest inat ion. However. some models are equipped with avoltage selector. If your machine is so equipped. before connecting,check to see that the VOLTAGE SELECTOR on the bottom panel is setto the votfaga for your area.If n& pbaea set it correctly before pfuggfng in the power cord.220 v , 50 Hz for Europe except the UK.240 V, 50 Hz for UK and Australia.12DV,gDHzforUSAandCanada.

If the VOLTAGE SELECTOR is not set for yourarea:Confirm that the power cord is discon-necbd.Move the VOLTAGE SELECTOR witha screwdriver so that the marker isabove the voftags for your area.

What you should know to protect yourself andthe Akai MX73.WakhdlYcwnJgM~nebcwcehock.. NsvertotJchmephtgwtthwethands.l AfWayspuWoutbytfrep&gand~the~d.l Only fet a quafWd professional repair or reassemble the Akai MX73.

An unauUmxized person might touch the internal parts and receive aserbusefectrkshock.

l Never albw a child to put anything, especially metal, into the AkaiMX73.

Lofs protactthe Akai MX73 too.l Use onfy a houuhdd AC power source. Never use a DC power

wtrce.l If water is spilted on the Akai MX73. disconnect it and call your

dsabr.l Make sure that tfre AKai MX73 is well ventilated and away from direct

sunttght.l To l vofd danrags to the internal circuits and the external surface,

keweww hn fteet htiovea, etc.).l Avoid using spray type insecticide near the Akai MX73. It can

da- tfte finbh and might ignite suddenly.l To avoid damaging the finish, never use denaturated alcohol, paint

thinner or other simibr chemicals to ctean the Akai MX73.l pbcs the Akal MX73 on the fl8t and soffd surface.

TO enjoy the Akal MX73 for a long time, please read this operator’smanwl thomghfy.

Sharld a pmbbm -ht. write down the model and serial numbers andaI perWreM dsta regarding warranty coverage as welt as a ctear descrip-tfon of the exktlng troubfe. Then, contact your nearest authortzed AkaiBewke Bfatkm. or the Service Department of Akai Electric Company,

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FOR CUSTOMERSIN THE UK

IMFORTANT FOR YOUR SAFETVThe f lex supplied with your machine wil l have hue &ices as shown in theillustration.

TWO CORE FLEXIMPORTANTThe wtrea in this mains bad are cotoured inaccordanca with the folkwing code:

Blue: NeutralBrown: Ltve

As the cokurs of the wires fn the mains fesUof thfs appentus may not correspond with thecotoured markings identifying the terminals inyour plug, proceed as Mows: The wire whichis coloured blue must be connected to theterminal which is marked with the letter N orcofouredbtack.The wire which is coloured brown must beconnected to the terminal which is marked w Ruwll

wttfttfrebtterLacokurrdred. madrd) O.hd

l Do not connect any wire to the larger ptn marked E or -+ whewiring a plug. Enaure that all terminals am securefy tfghtened Ithat no loose strands of wfre exist.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USEA-Sf%VtCEABLB PARTS INSIDE.RERR SERVICING TO OUALIFIED SERVfCE PERSONNEL.

Features2

Table of Contents

1. The MX73 can be used as a MIDI master control keyboard forcontrol of all MIDI functions.

2. There are a total of 100 program memories @D-99), and fourareas (I--IV) for each program.

3. Each parameter can be preset for’ the four MIDI output sys-tems (areas I-IV).

4. MIDI messages DO-34 (control change) can be set freely byfour control sliders, and messages 64-95 can be set by fourcontrol switches (ON/OFF).

5. A key velocity function makes it possible to create of a naturaltouch response.

Warning.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Controls.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3OperatingProcedures.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2Example of Programming Patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4TapeInterface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7MIDI Implementation chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8

NOTE: The MX73 unit does not include a sound source. Use itin connection with other MIDI-compatible instruments.

SpecificationsKeyboerd : 73-key 6-octave C scaleInternal Memory: 1 CID programsExtemat Memory: Cassette interfaceFunctions: Master level

TUNE request ON/OFFKey transposeProgrammable controlChangevolumes x4Programmable controlchange switches x4Programmable parameters

WheelBendMIDI ChannelProgram numberSplit pointOctave shiftPoLY/MONoOMNI ON/OFFControl selectControl switch selectControl number setSwitch number setSustain ON/OFF

External Jacks: MIDI OUT x2EXT OUT x 1TAPE (IN/LOAD. OUT/SAVE)PROGRAM UPSUSTAIN PEDALCONTROL (1-4): For foot switchCONTROL (1-4): For foot control

Displey: LC displayExtemelDimenskns: l.l52MxllOfH)x364fD)mmweight: 13kg

For improvement purposes. specifications and design aresubject to change without noble.

3Controls

CONTROL PANEL

1lBl ?mouI IlUlBEl Button

1111 cllAllllE1 Button

C.llTI.1 WOLYMES (l-4)

MASTER VOLUME 1 i

, LC Display

EXT COIITIOL Button

lA?E Inter face ButtOn

MlK Button

TWE Button-I

- PIOQMI SELECT Buttons

/ElII, Butto

(00-99)

El

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8III86

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Ares8 (I-IV)O N

OFF

PSrsmaerS I

OUTLINE DIAGRAM

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-Mlol cti.SF’LIT P O I N T

OCTAVE SHIFT

PflOGRAM N U M B E R

BEN0 SELECT

WHEEL SELECT

POLY/MONO S E L E C T

OMNI O N / O F F

CONTROL SW. SELECT

CONTROL VOL. SELECT-

.&AR PANEL

POWER SwitchUse this switch to turn the MX73 poweron and off. -1

Use this control to adjust the contrastr ~h~~s~~.contro’

Use these jacks to operate the control[ ~~i~~~~n~~e~~~~itch

MIDI OUT Jacks 1These are output jacks for transmittingMIDI signals processed by the MX73to a synthesizer, sampler, etc.

EXT OUT JackUse this jack to transmit only programnumber changes (MIDI messages) .

TAPE IN/OUT Jacks 2Use these jacks to store memory dataset in the MX73 on a cassette tape orto recall the data from a cassette tape.

PROGRAM UP JackUse this jack to switch the programusing the foot switch.

I - PEDAL CONTROL JacksUse these jacks to control theCONTROL volume using the foolswrtch.

L- SUSTAIN JackUse this jack to switch the sustam datausing the loot switch.

EXAMPLE OF CONNECTIONSMX13

L.MX13

5Operating Procedures

in of&r to pfopedy comprehend the MX73, we suggest yous e t t h e p a r a m e t e r s a s s h o w n below. c h e c k i n g t h e d i s p l a y a teech step.

1. Tumthe-switchON.“PLAY PFIOGRAM: 00” will appear on the display.

2. Next press the EDIT button. The indicator will light. “I: MIDICii. 01” will appe~ on the display and the MIDI channel cantJevatfbd.

3. Press the FWD/LOAD button. The display will change ass h o w n b e l c w e a c h t i m e t h e b u t t o n i s p f e s s e d .

0 C h e c k t h e s p l i t p o i n t .

. chscktheoctaveshift.

l Check the poqam number.

l Check w h e t h e r pitch bend is ON or OFF.

l Chack whether the modulation wheel is ON or OFF.

l CheckwhetherintheMlDlPOLYorMONOmode.

1 PLAYPROGRfIM:00 1

1 1:MIDI CH.O1 1

IsSPLIT lCf,7C

1:OCTAU SHIFT0

/ I:PROGRAMNO.00 /

/ 1:BEND

1 IsWHEEL

1 ItPOLYMODE

0 Check whether MIDI OMNI is ON or OFF.

0 Check thevelocitylevel.

0 Check whether the control switches are ON or OFF

0 Check whether the control volumes are ON or OFF.

0 Check the control switch numbers, and value.

0 Check the control volume numbers, and value.

0 Check the sustain pedal data.

MX73 STATUS CHART

Parameternml cl-l.

SPLIT POlNT

OCTAVE SHIFT

PROGRAM NUMBER

hD SELECT.- __-WHEEL SELECT

POCY/MONO SELECT

OMNI ON/Off,-~- -. -~------ - - - ---~~--------COIWROL SW. SELECT

CONTROL VOL. SELEiT

SW. No. SET

VOL. No. SET

KEY VELOCITY

SUSTAIN PEDAL SELECT

1 1:OMNI

j I:UELOUTY__-.. 18 j

/ IXONTROL S W - - - - /, ___~-- ---

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1 IKONTROL U L - - - - )I-__-- I

r- _--..--- .---. - --I

1 CONTROL SW-1 64 1__--__- -. - __--- 1

/ CONTROL UL-188 j__-~.------_

[SUSTtii-1

Valuel -16

lC-7c

-3w+3

O-127

ON/OFF

ON/OFF

PoLY/MoNo O-15

ON/OFF

ON/OFF

ON/OFF

64-W

o-31

l -10

I - I V

Areas I through IVcan each be setindependently.

Same for areas Ithrough IV.

7Pmgfaming

l UH the SELECT button8 (7.4,l and 0) to select the area.blw

[MIDI CHANNEL SElTlNOj

1. Preu the FWDILOAD or BWDNERlFY button to set to theMKncHd@lay. 1 IrMIDI CH.O1 1

2. Prom the UP or DOWN button to Wect the desired MIDI

r 1:MIDI CH. 05

[SPUT~NT sEmNGJ

1. Pmnk FmMOADbunonloutbtho8PLlTdl8phy.

1 DSPLIT lCc*7c I

1 IWLIT

3. Prom the doairmd key. The curmor will dlw and thenlmbudth8pnmdk8ywlak~ IWLIT 1 w7c

6. Pm00 tha dmotmd key. The cursor wilt dlaa&r md thenumbud~urandk,8YwYk~.

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1. Press the FWDILOAD button to set to the OCTAVE SHIFTdisplay.

2. Press the UP or DOWN button to set to the de&red octavevalue (-3 to +31.

1. Press the FWDILOAD button to set to the PROGRAM NO.dlsptay.

2. Press the UP or DOWN button to set the program number (0to 127).l The program number on the MX73 is compstibte with the

program number on the slave side. Depending on theequipment. however, the actual -am number may bedifferent.

IPITCH BEND SETTING]

1. Press the FWDILOAD button to set to the BEND display.

2. Press the UP tbN) or DOWN (OFFI button to set the pitchbemdoNoroFF.0 The amount of bend Is adJuated on the stave Ma.

WHEEL smlNG

1 . Press the FWDILOAD button to set to the WHEEL dlaptay.

Press the UP (ON) or DOWN (OFF) button to sot themodulation wheel ON or OFF.. Adjust tbs modutatton whaet on the stave at&.

-- -. - .- -.[ ItOCTiiU SHIFT 8 ,

1 I~PROGRfVlNO. St3-]

I:PROGRfWl NO.127

MEND ON

_ WEND OFF

1 ItWHEEL ON I

It WHEEL OFF

IFOLY/MONO SoTlNGj

1. Pro88 the FWDILOAD button to set to the POLY MODEdWw

2. Preu the UP (POLY) or DOWN (MONO) button to set theMIDI MODE.

iOMNl SEllINGi

ThoMfDfmo&ontheafave8ldecanba8etloeftharOMNlONorOMNIOFF.

1. PmrtheRVD/LOADbuttontoaettotheOMNldisptay.

2. Pros. tha UP (ON) or DOWN (OFFI button to set the MIDI

[KEY VELOCITY SETTING 1

This 8etstha stran@h of the MX73 key velocity. There are 10porrlblo 8teps. from 1 for no velocity to 10 for maximum*@-fmvdodty.

1 . Prwe tha FWD/LOAD button to aet to the VELOCITY diaptay.

1 IrPOLY MODE

1 DMONO MODE 88 1

1 DOMNI

1 I:OMNI ON /

WELOCITY 10 I1 WELOCITY

10

I’ : ----- _0 There are two types of contrdlera: controf volumes and

control awltches.0 The~trdswitches(1--4)afedtheON/~~.~n

0 The control vofumea (l-4) are of the continuous variableON, the LED lbhta.One MIDI

type. Ona MIDI meaaa~e kontrd change) from 0 to 31 canbe set for each control slider.The aet effect becomes StronQer as the ahder ia moved up.

meaaa~~ (controf change) from Q4-95 can baaet for eech control awitch.Theae e&ht progammabfe controller8 can ba wed whlbperforming for real time oparatii.

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I~~NTR~L swmH SELECTION]

1. Press the FWDILOAD button to aet to the CONTROL SWdisplay.

2. Press the control switches (l-4) to turn them ON or OFF.(When ON, the switch number is displayed.)

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[CONTROL VOLUME SELECTION 1

1. Press the FWDILOAD button to set to the CONTROL VLdisplay.

2. Press the control switches (l-4) to turn the vofumea ON orOFF. (When ON, tha switch number is displayed.1

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[VENTRAL SWITCH PRESETTING!

1. Press the FWDILOAD button to aet to the CONTROL SW-l64 display.

1 MONTROL S W - - - - j

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1 KONTROL SW 1234 1

1 IXONTROL UL---- 1

/ KONTROL U L 1 2 3 4 (

- ---mCOE(TROLW-1641

2. Preaa the controf awftcha (l-4) to ba used.

CONTROL SW-3 64

3. Preaa the UP or DOWN button to aet tha MIDI meaaaQa 64 to95). 1 CONTROL SW-3 70 1

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[CONTROL VOLUME PRESETTING 1

I. has the FWDILOAD button to set to the CONTFKx vL-1 01my.

2. Roes the amtrot switch3 (l-4) to be used

LSUSTAIN PEDAL SELECTION ]

I. Press tha FWDILOAD button to set to the SUSTAIN display.

j CONTROL UL-1 01 ]

/ CONTROL UL-3 01 j

1 CONTROL UL-3 10 1

SUSTAIN - - - - ]

SUSTAIN I II-- 1.

~PARAMErER MEMORY SEmJGj

WRITE PROGRflM --

WRITE PROGRAM 12 !

12

Use the follawing procedure to recall a program In the memory:

1 . Press the BANK buMn. (The LED will light.)

2. Use the SELECT buttons to select the &aired programnumber. (00 to OB)

3. When the program number is selected, the number of theselected program will appear on the display as follows: PLAYPROGRAM: 12Itisnow~iblekper(ormusingtheparameters~inthememary for program number 12.When the control switches (l-4) set by the parameter arapressed at this time, the sustain data for the connectedsound8curcecanbecontrolledu8ingthefcotswltch.Also, the control didas (l-4) set by theusedtocontrolthemoduhticn.~ zF--

NOTE: Avoid operating the modulatkn control or masterVOlUlIKJcdkrse#ingthOCQtlbUddidm.

~CHANGIIH~ mE Mm CHANNELI

1. WhentheMlDlCHbuttmCfweswd,theMtDlcftannelforeachareaisdispkyed.

2. With the MlDl CH button ~~tkFWDOrBWDbuttontomovethecumorbtheereebbechanged.

3. with the MIDI CH but&n ~txeeatheuPorDowNbumnlochangetheMtDlchu#rel.0 Anar~(ItoIV)~n~tumedOFFby~theMIM

CdBWtd~lo’--“.NOTE: The changed data ir cancelled when the power is

tumedOFForprognmselectbutkm&pmaaad.Uwthe WFttTE button to rtore the changed data in the

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.WhentheEXTCONTROL butmhprwaod,thenulnberofthe program currently ptaying isdirplayed. (The LED wtltmm-l

PLFlY PROGRftMU2 ~

0186 16 86

81 86 16 86

81 068906

01 86 -- 86

1E X T PROGRfW .1.2 .a

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2. Press the BANK button. then use the SELECT buttons to setthe fnogmm number @O--99).

3. The data for this program number is transmitted once onlyfrom the EXT OUT jack.

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1 EXT PROGRfiM 16 !NOTE: When the EXT CONTROL button is released, the EXT

OUT jack can be used for the normal MIDI OUT opera-hon. This program number is not stored in the memory.

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~CHAFiGlNG THE PROGRAM NUMBER]

I. When tha MIDI PROGRAM NUMBER button is pressed, thev number (1 - 127) for each area is displayed.

2. With the MIDI PROGRAM NUMBER button depressed, pressthe PWD or BWD button to move the cursor to the area to bechanged. 0 1 6 2 4 6 1271- - - ---2?!!!------

3. With tha MIDI PROGRAM NUMBER button depressed, pressthe UP or DOWN button to change the program number. 01 62 46 95

[KEY TRANS BUTTON1

1. A key is transposed by depressing the KEY TRANS buttonand pressing the desired key. (The LED will light.)

2. When the KEY TRANS button is pressed again, the LED willturn off and the key will no longer be transposed.l The range for transposing is 2Cr -3C-38 with 3C at the

center.

ITUNE mo~J

AS there is no sound source in the MX73. pressing the, TUNEbutton transmits a tune request message to the slave side.When the TUNE button is depressed, “TUNE REQUEST” is dis-phyed and all the connected MIDI sound sources are tuned.

[---<TUNE REQUEST> AlWE: The TUNE function only operates when the equipment

on the slave side is equipped with a tune request func-tion.

14Example of Programming Patterns

lSplitting Keyboard Into 4 Sound Sources]

Example1. U~AAreaIfortheharmony,AreaIIfocthemdody.andA~

III and IV for effects.I-Elect&Piano II -FluteIll -Wind IV -Orchestra

Example2. Set each area to a percussion instrument and use the

keyboard as a rhythm box.I -Tam-tams II -snaresIll -Chimes IV -Handclaps

Example3. This method can also be used to check the tuning, volume. or

tone of the different instruments.

I I Areal I Ama II I Area Ill I ANaIV II I vx90 I Ax60 I Ax73 I SB12 I

MIDI CH., 1 2, 3 4SPLIT POINT 1C -28 3C -48 5C -5B SC-7cOCTAVE SHIFT +1 0 +1 - 2PROGRAM NUMBERBEND SELECTWHEEL SELECTPOLY/MONO SELECTOMNI ON/OFFCONTROL SW. SELECTCONTROL VOL. SELECTSW. NO. SET

VOL. No. SET

OFF O N OFFO N CSF

POLY PCXY urmm Ic..

1 -em12--

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_-. ._.-._- I M O N O

FF F O F F

KEY VELOCITY( S T A I N PEDAL

O F F O F

I--- 1 --- 1 - - -

- 12-- 12-- 1 -_-<W-l 64 S W - 1 64 S W - 1 64 SW-1 64VL-1 01 VL-101 VL-101 VL-101VL-2 07 VL-207 VL-207 VL-207

3 1 0 1 0 ‘10O N O N

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-Splitting Keyboard Into 2 and Using for 4

cl Sound SourcesAx60 Area II S612 Area IV

kw I, II Ill,lV

In this method, two sound sources can be mixed to form a voice,providing rich possibilities for expression.Areas I and II: HarmonyAreas Ill and IV: Melody IOfAreas I and II: BaseAreas II1 and IV: HarmonyMany other patterns can also be used.

vx90 AX60 S900 S612

MIDI CH. 1 2 3 4__-___SPLIT POINT 1C -228 1C -228 3c -7c 3c -7c___-- _____OCTAVE +1 0 +1 - 2__---__ -.PROGRAM NUMBER - - -

.-.__BEND SELECT OFF OFF ON ON

WHEEL Oii ON ON ON

POLYMONO POLY POLY POLY POLY

OMNI ON/OFF OFF OFF O F F OFF- - -CON SW. SEL. 1 --_ I_-- I - - - l - - -

CON VOL. SEL. 1 2 - - 1 2 - - 1 2 - - 1 2 - -

SW. NO. SEL. SW-l 6 4 SW-l 64 SW-l 64 SW-l 6 4- -

VOL. NO. SEL. VL-1 01 ’ VL-1 01 VL-1 01 VL-1 01VL-2 07 VL-2 07 VL-2 0 7 VL-2 07

KEY VEL. 3 1 0 1 0 1 0SUSTAIN PEDAL O N - O N OFF OFF

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Splitting Keyboard Into 2, Using 3 sound.Sources in the Same Areas

0 Three sound sources can bs used to create complex vokes.As the range is wide, this method is especially suited forpiano sounds.This method is also effective with strings, brass, and voicesounds. An ensemble effect can be obtained by slightly off-setting the three pitches.

0 Use Area IV for special sound effects, animal noises forexample.

MIDI CH.

SPLIT POtNT

OCTAVE

VXBO Ax60 SQOO S612

1 2 3 4

1c -56 1C -58 1C -5B 6cw7c

+1 0 +1 -21 -

PRO0 RAM ifo. ’ I -

BEND _--.BEL I ON I Cm ON

WHEEL ON ON ON

POLY/MONO POLY POLY POLY POLY

FF I OFF IOMNI ON/OFF I I I c.. I -. .

CON SW. SEL. 1 -s- 1 - - - l--- I l---I

CON VOL.&L.1

12-- 12-- 12-- 12--SW. NO. BEL. SW-1 64 SW-1 64 SW-1 64 SW-1 64

VOL. No. BEL. VL-101 VL-101VL-2 07

VL-1 01 VL-101M-2 07 VL-2 07 VL-2 07

KEY VEL. 3 1 0 1 0 1 0WSTAtN PEDAL ON ON ON I ON

17Tape Interface

The MX73 is equipped with an input and output jack and tapeinterface functions making it possible to store the parametersset in the program memory on a cassette tape. The tapeinterface functions include the save mode for outputing theprogram parameters and recording them on a cassette tape,the verify mode for checking whether the parametersrecorded ori the tape are correct, and the load mode forresetting the parameters recorded on the tape back onto theMX73.The programs can be seved, verified. or loaded either onebank at a time or all at once (0 to 99).

*SAVE/VERIFY/LOAD-

0 It is advisable to use the same cassette tape and recorderfor both recording and playback.

0 Do not subject the cassette recorder to shock or vibrationwhen saving or loading, as this will make it impossible tosave or load the parameters correctly.

0 It is advisable to save two copies of the same parameters(one for backup) in case for some reason one is destroyed.

l It is not advisable to copy the parameters from one taperecorder onto another, as it is sometimes not possible tomake correct copies.

[~~NNECTI~NS ]thmcta cassette recorder to the MX73 TAPE IN/OUT jacks.

l Saving (Verifying, Loading)1. Set the connected tape recorder to the record mode

@layback moda for for Vefifying and Loading).2. Preaa theTAPE button. (The LED will light.)

1 TAPEGELECT SAL /3. Press the SAVE (VERIFY, LOAD) button.

“TAPE: SAVE ALL” will appear on the display, indicating thatit is c@aaible to save all the programs.

( TAPEWWE ALL 14. To save only one bank, press the UP or DOWN button to

select the bank number.

TAPEMUE 9

5. Press the SAVE (VERIFY, LOAD) button. “TAPE: SAVSTART” will appear on the display, and counting will star,after several seconds.

Tf3PEMWE STARTA6. “SAVE END” will appear on the display when all the data has

been saved. (In the verify mode, “GOOD” will be displayed.

/ TAPEWWE END 1If there is an error in the verify mode, change the taperecorder’s output level and perform the verify operationseveral times. If there is still an error, change the tape andsave the voice data. Also fill in the data for the parameters ona data sheet. If data is for some reason destroyed, use thisfollow sheet and reset the same voice data.

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[ MIDI Master KeyBoard 1Model MX - 73 MIDI Implementation Chart Version :l.O

Transmitted Recognized RemarksFunction . . .

Basic Default 1 - 16 X

Channel Changed 1 - 16 X

Default MODE 1.2-3.4 X

Mode Messages' OMNI ON/OFF M.P xAltered ************** X

Note 0 0 - 120 XNumber : True voice ************** X

Velocity Note ON 9nH V=l-127 X

Note OFF 9nH V=O ,8nH x

After Key's X X

Touch Ch's X X

Pitch Bender 0 X

1 0 X

4 0 X

7 0 X

Control 8 - 3 1 0 X

64 0 XChange' 65 X

6 6 - 95 :: X

l memorized

memorized

7 bit RESO

ModulationFoot ControllerVolumeContinuousSustain foot swPortament swSwitches(on/off)

Prog 0 0 - 127 XChange : True # ************** X

System Exclusive X X

System : Song Pos X X: Song Se1 X

Common : Tune 5 x

System :Clock X XReal Time :Commands x X

Aux, :Local ON/OFF x X:A11 Notes OFF 0 X

Mes- :Active Sense x Xsages:Reset X X

Notes MIDI EXTOutput Jack

The MIDI EXT output jack transmits only Progmange messages (O-99) when the EXT CONTROLswitch is "ON",OUT jacks

otherwise works as other MIDI.

Model POLY'Mt+le 3

: OMNI ON, Mode 2:oMN1 OFF, POLY

: OMNI ON, MONOMode .I :OMNI OPP,MONO

0 : YesX : no