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If you want to work with Drum Setup 2 using another Part, simply change byte 5 from 30 to 31.

These Sys-Ex messages should only be sent after any Bank/Program Change message, as these com-

pletely initialize every aspect of a drum kit.

By the way: the Drum Setup settings described here can be used with the XG drum kits, even in Perfor-

mance mode, but not with the additional CS2x kits (Banks MSB 063 / LSB 012, Prg 001 to 006).

Things worth knowing About the Variation Effect

The CS2x effects have already been covered in detail. Still, we would like to take another look, specifically at

the use of effects in song production.

The effect possibilities are essentially the same for both Performance and Multi mode. There are however

two important differences:

• You can program all settings for Parts 5-16 (with the exception of Send Level) at the machine. Multi mode

however requires that you use Sys-Ex messages and Controllers.

• You can only use the Variation Effect for Layers 1-4 in Performance mode; Multi Parts 5-16 cannot be

used. Each Layer can only switch the effects ON or OFF. The Multi (XG) mode allows you to use the Vari-

ation Effect for any single Part using the Insert switch, or for all Parts, complete with individual Send Level

using the System switch.

This has the following consequences: if it is important for you to be able to tie in 3 effects for all Parts, you

may be better off recording in Multi mode. The trade-off here is that you can’t use Performance mode’s spe-

cial features (Arpeggio, Scenes, Material Voices …). The Multi mode however can offer a vast array of effect

types, all of which can be controlled with Sys-Ex. More often than not however, one of the preset effect types

may be sufficient.

The following table will help you to set effect types for Chorus, Reverb and Variation effects. All you need to

add are the respective MSB and LSB values; these can be found in your manual’s Effect Type List

Table: Selecting the Effect Type via Sys-Ex

The actual setting of effect parameters is perhaps best left to the hardiest of MIDI enthusiasts. You would

need to look up the Sys-Ex addresses for each parameter in the Data List Book. To find out which parame-

ters are available for each effect, take a look at the Effect Parameter List

Effect Sys-Ex message (hexadecimal)

Variation Effect Type (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 40 msb lsb (F7)

Reverb Effect Type (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 00 msb lsb (F7)

Chor.Effect Type (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 20 msb lsb (F7)

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