Alesis Recital Pro User Guide - Page 13

MIDI Out Channel, Local MIDI, Auto Power Off, Restore Factory Default Settings, Function, Value Dial

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MIDI Out Channel To change the MIDI channel for the USB MIDI output: 1. Press the Function button to enter Function Mode, then turn the Value Dial to select MIDI Channel. 2. Press the Function button again to enter the corresponding edit menu. The parameter will flash, indicating it is editable. 3. Turn the Value Dial to set the MIDI channel from 01-16. 4. After 7 seconds of inactivity, the Display will return to the main screen. Local MIDI When the Local MIDI function is turned off, the keyboard will be disconnected from the internal sound engine so that Recital Pro will not produce sound when you play the keyboard. You can then use Recital Pro to control external MIDI devices or MIDI sequencer software on a computer. To enable or disable Local MIDI: 1. Press the Function button to enter Function Mode, then turn the Value Dial to select Local MIDI. 2. Press the Function button again to enter the corresponding edit menu. The parameter will flash, indicating it is editable. 3. Turn the Value Dial to turn to Local MIDI on or off. 4. After 7 seconds of inactivity, the Display will return to the main screen. Auto Power Off In order to save energy, the Recital Pro digital piano will automatically shut down after 30 minutes if it is not used. To enable or disable the Auto Power Off function: 1. Press the Function button to enter Function Mode, then turn the Value Dial to select Auto Power Off. 2. Press the Function button again to enter the corresponding edit menu. The parameter will flash, indicating it is editable. 3. Turn the Value Dial to turn to enable or disable Auto Power Off. 4. After 7 seconds of inactivity, the Display will return to the main screen. Restore Factory Default Settings To clear the user song to and reset it to default, hold the Demo and Play buttons while powering on Recital Pro. This will delete all Song data. To reset Recital Pro to factory default settings, hold the Metronome and Transpose buttons while powering on. The following parameters will be reset to their default values: Reverb Type and Depth, Chorus Type and Depth, EQ Type, Vibrato Depth, Rotary Speed, Metronome Tempo, Metronome Time Signature, Metronome Volume, Upper Volume, Lower Volume, Split Volume, Split Point, MIDI Channel, Touch Sensitivity, and Auto Power Off. Note: All user data will be deleted and cannot be recovered after this operation. 13

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MIDI Out Channel
To change the MIDI channel for the USB MIDI output:
1.
Press the
Function
button to enter Function Mode, then turn the
Value Dial
to select
MIDI
Channel
.
2.
Press the
Function
button again to enter the corresponding edit menu. The parameter will
flash, indicating it is editable.
3.
Turn the
Value Dial
to set the MIDI channel from
01
–
16
.
4.
After 7 seconds of inactivity, the
Display
will return to the main screen.
Local MIDI
When the Local MIDI function is turned off, the keyboard will be disconnected from the internal
sound engine so that Recital Pro will not produce sound when you play the keyboard. You can
then use Recital Pro to control external MIDI devices or MIDI sequencer software on a
computer.
To enable or disable Local MIDI:
1.
Press the
Function
button to enter Function Mode, then turn the
Value Dial
to select
Local MIDI
.
2.
Press the
Function
button again to enter the corresponding edit menu. The parameter will
flash, indicating it is editable.
3.
Turn the
Value Dial
to turn to Local MIDI on or off.
4.
After 7 seconds of inactivity, the
Display
will return to the main screen.
Auto Power Off
In order to save energy, the Recital Pro digital piano will automatically shut down after 30
minutes if it is not used.
To enable or disable the Auto Power Off function:
1.
Press the
Function
button to enter Function Mode, then turn the
Value Dial
to select
Auto
Power Off
.
2.
Press the
Function
button again to enter the corresponding edit menu. The parameter will
flash, indicating it is editable.
3.
Turn the
Value Dial
to turn to enable or disable Auto Power Off.
4.
After 7 seconds of inactivity, the
Display
will return to the main screen.
Restore Factory Default Settings
To clear the user song to and reset it to default, hold the
Demo
and
Play
buttons while
powering on Recital Pro. This will delete all Song data.
To reset Recital Pro to factory default settings, hold the
Metronome
and
Transpose
buttons
while powering on. The following parameters will be reset to their default values: Reverb Type
and Depth, Chorus Type and Depth, EQ Type, Vibrato Depth, Rotary Speed, Metronome
Tempo, Metronome Time Signature, Metronome Volume, Upper Volume, Lower Volume, Split
Volume, Split Point, MIDI Channel, Touch Sensitivity, and Auto Power Off.
Note:
All user data will be deleted and cannot be recovered after this operation.