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5: MIDI DATA FORMAT 1. Reception Conditions MIDI IN MIDI CH 0 OFF OMNI I - I6 MIDI TRG. (BASE KEY) O OFF(OFF) (34%***6• ON(C I -C6) ► $9n NOTE ON • o $8n NOTE OFF $Cn PROGRAM CHANGE 2. Reception Data 2-1. Channel Information 1) Channel Voice Message NOTE ON Can be received on the MIDI channel set in the currently active bank. In the case of effect 46 (Reverb & Gate), if the MIDI TRG parameter is ON a NOTE ON message received will trigger the effect. If effect 47 (Pitch A) is selected, the received NOTE ON data is used to set the pitch shift of the effect. NOTE ON data will be ignored, however, if the BASE KEY parameter is set to OFF. STATUS IOU I nnnn (9nH) n=0 (channel no.11- 15 (channel no.161 NOTE NO. Okkkkkkk k =0 (C-21-127 (G8) VELOCITY Ovvvvvvv v=0-127 NOTE OFF Although this message causes no direct action in the GEP50, it is essential to signal the end of a NOTE ON message. The conditions for NOTE OFF message reception are the same as for NOTE ON reception, as described above. STATUS I 000nnnn (8nH) n=0 (channel no.1)15 (channel no.16) NOTE NO. Okkkkkkk k =0 (C-21-127 (G8) VELOCITY Oyvvvvvv v=0-127 29 GEP50 GUITAR EFFECT PROCESSOR PROGRAM CHANGE Can be received on the MIDI channel set in the currently active bank. The effect assigned to the received program number in the program assignment table will be selected. STATUS I I0Onnnn (CnH) n=0 (channel no.1)15 (channel no.161 PROGRAM OPPPPPPP NO. p=0-127

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5:
MIDI
DATA
FORMAT
NOTE
NO.
Okkkkkkk
VELOCITY
Oyvvvvvv
1.
Reception
Conditions
MIDI
TRG.
(BASE
KEY)
O
OFF(OFF)
(34%*
**6•
$9n
NOTE
ON
ON(C
I
—C6)
►
MIDI
CH
0
OFF
OMNI
•
o
MIDI
IN
I
-
I6
$8n
NOTE
OFF
$Cn
PROGRAM
CHANGE
2.
Reception
Data
2-1.
Channel
Information
1)
Channel
Voice
Message
NOTE
ON
Can
be
received
on
the
MIDI
channel
set
in
the
currently
active
bank.
In
the
case
of
effect
46
(Reverb
&
Gate),
if
the
MIDI
TRG
parameter
is
ON
a
NOTE
ON
message
received
will
trigger
the
effect.
If
effect
47
(Pitch
A)
is
selected,
the
received
NO-
TE
ON
data
is
used
to
set
the
pitch
shift
of
the
effect.
NOTE
ON
data
will
be
ignored,
however,
if
the
BASE
KEY
parameter
is
set
to
OFF.
STATUS
IOU
I
nnnn
(9nH)
n=0
(channel
no.11—
15
(channel
no.161
NOTE
NO.
Okkkkkkk
k
=0
(C-21-127
(G8)
VELOCITY
Ovvvvvvv
v=0-127
NOTE
OFF
Although
this
message
causes
no
direct
action
in
the
GEP50,
it
is
essential
to
signal
the
end
of
a
NOTE
ON
message.
The
conditions
for
NOTE
OFF
message
reception
are
the
same
as
for
NO-
TE
ON
reception,
as
described
above.
STATUS
I
000nnnn
(8nH)
n=0
(channel
no.1)-
15
(channel
no.16)
k
=0
(C-21—127
(G8)
v=0-127
PROGRAM
CHANGE
Can
be
received
on
the
MIDI
channel
set
in
the
currently
active
bank.
The
effect
assigned
to
the
received
program
number
in
the
program
assignment
table
will
be
selected.
STATUS
I
I0Onnnn
(CnH)
n=0
(channel
no.1)-
15
(channel
no.161
PROGRAM
OPPPPPPP
p=0-127
NO.
29
GEP50
GUITAR
EFFECT
PROCESSOR