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Quick setup using the MIDI Presets |543
The MIDI Presets in detail
You will use the supplied MIDI Presets in the following cases:
MIDI Preset Use
Default Generic settings, good for most situations
Master Kbd When connecting to an external master keyboard
Player 1 When using an external sound generator (an expander or a virtual in-
strument) driven by either Player 1 or Player 2. When programming a
song on an external sequencer and Pa5X’s Song Edit mode, and you
want to use the much better sounds of Pa5X instead of the ones of the
computer’s internal generator.
Player 2
Accordion 1 Play all the Upper parts with the right hand, the Lower part with the
chord section, the Bass part with the bass section. Chords to the Style
are sent with the chord+bass sections combined. If the selected Chord
Scan mode is Upper or Upper+Lower, you can also play chords with the
right hand.
Accordion 2 Play the Upper 1 part with the right hand, the Lower part with the chord
section. Chords to the Style are sent with the chord+bass sections com-
bined.
Accordion 3 Play the Upper 1 part with the right hand, the Lower part with the chord
section, the Bass part with the bass section. Chords to the Style are sent
from a single MIDI channel.
Tablet When connecting to a tablet, to remotely select SongBook Entries, or
send MIDI messages when selecting them.
Key Control To play the Upper 3 Sound with an external keyboard.
Mix Control To control the Volume and Pan of each Sound with an external control-
ler.
Pad Control To play percussive sounds or special effects (on the Upper 3) from an
external set of pads. You can also use it to send chords to the internal
arranger.
X/Y Control To control two separate sound parameters on the Upper 1 with an ex-
ternal X/Y controller.
Studio Control To connect various controllers at the same time.
Breath Control To control one or more sound parameters on the Upper 1 with a breath
controller.
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