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MIDI System Exclusive Message Formats

In the explanations, below, braces < > are used to represent enclosed MIDI data bytes. Concatenated data is shown by < > < >. Names are also enclosed in braces as symbolic representations defined further into the explanation. Values are decimal unless an H is used to denote Hexadecimal values.

For example, the MIDI bytes to select song mode for DEVICE NUMBER 3 are: F0H, 0, 1, 26H, 3, 1, F7H.

<sys ex message>

= <F0H> <manufacturer> <device num>

 

<message bytes> <F7H>

<manufacturer>

= <0 1 26H>

<device num>

= one byte in range 0 to 15. Must match

 

SYSEX DEVICE NUMBER set in the ATR-1a.

<message bytes>

= <0> to select program mode.

or

<1> to select song mode.

or

<2> bypass on

or

<3> bypass off

or

<4><14><system data>

or

<5><31><program data>

or

<6><34><song data>

<system data> =

 

<midi channel>

1 to 16, 0 = OMNI

<midi sustain>

controller 0 = off, 1 = on

<program change>

controller 0 = off, 1 = on

<midi note>

controller 0 = off, 1 = on

<pitch bend>

controller 0 = off, 1 = on

<mod wheel>

controller 0 = off, 1 = on

<foot switch>

0 = BYPASS, 1 = STEP

<speed controller #>

14 to 31, 13 = OFF

<vibrato rate controller #>

14 to 31, 13 = OFF

<vibrato delay controller #>

14 to 31, 13 = OFF

<step controller #96>

0 = off, 1 = on

<sensitivity>

1 to 25

<detune>

0 to 100

<detune direction>

0 = make sharp, 1 = make flat

<program data> =

 

<program number>

1 to 50

<speed>

0 to 25

<scale 1>…<scale 12>

for C, C#,…: 0=remove, 1 =tune, 2=bypass.

<vibrato type>

0 = off, 1 = SINE, 2 = SQUARE, 3 = SAW

<vibrato depth>

0 to 100 cents

<vibrato rate>

1 to 97 (.1 to 9.7 sec)

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Contents Page Page Contents Index Welcome Technical Support Few words from Dr. Andy Page So what exactly is it? Chapter Introducing the ATR-1aSome background Little bit about pitch Some pitch terminologyHow the ATR-1a detects pitch How the ATR-1a corrects pitch ScalesSpeed VibratoAn example Program Mode vs. Song ModeProgram Mode Song Mode Chapter Setting Up the ATR-1a Page Chapter Panel Controls and Connectors Front PanelPage Back Panel Mode Pages Chapter Display Screens and Menu PagesFlash Screen ATR-1a version ATR-1a ProcessorSong Mode Main Screen SongXXaaaaaaaaaaaaa StepYYbbbbbbbbbbbbbProgram Edit Pages Press page when done ProgramXX Speed 0 is fast yyProgxx Press to make scale from Midi Make Scale From MidiXXCC#DD#EFF#GG#AA#B ScaleWhy set Scale notes to Blank? #D E F#G a BProgXX Dpth Rt Dly yyyyyy xxx zzz dddd ProgramXX Nameaaaaaaaaaaaaa ProgXX Save? To PgmSong Edit Pages Program NameSongYY Speed 0 is fast SongXX 1 2 3 Programs 0 0 0Song Speed Song ItemsSongXX Dpth Rt Dly yyyyyy xxx zzz dddd Song VibratoSongXX Nameaaaaaaaaaaaaa SongXX Save? To SngSystem Edit Pages Song NameBass Mode Bass ModeSensitivity LCD Aa bb Sensitivity and LCDFootSwitch Detune Aaaaaa bbbb Foot Switch and DetuneChannel Note Sustain Aaaa bbb ccc MidiPgmChg Bend ModWhl Aaa ccc ddd Midi Vib Rate Delay Control aaa bbb Midi Speed Step Control aaa bbbOwner Message SysEx Device Number aaaEdit Owner Name aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Chapter Creative Applications for the ATR-1a Page Page Appendix Factory ProgramsScales/Modes reference chart Scale and Chord GuidesChord reference chart G a G B A C A B B D C D C E D F E G F G F a Midi System Exclusive Message Formats System data =From the front panel Vibrato Delay Table Midi System Exclusive Message Examples This message sets Program data in the ATR-1a Page Midi Implementation Chart Model ATR-1a, versionATR-1a Specifications DACIndex Midi