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• MIDI Mode

This function selects one of the four MIDI receive modes and the MIDI system exclusive ID number.

Omni mode

Morpheus responds to note information on all MIDI channels and plays the preset currently displayed in the main screen.

Poly mode

Morpheus only responds to note information received on the currently selected MIDI channel (the “basic channel”, displayed on the main screen) and plays that channel’s associated preset.

Multi mode

Morpheus responds to data on any combination of MIDI channels and plays the specific preset associated with each of the MIDI channels.

Mono mode

Morpheus responds to data on any combination of MIDI channels but plays each channel monophonically. If a new note on a channel is played before the last note is released, the envelopes will not be retriggered. Mono mode is particularly useful with alternate controllers such as MIDI guitars, etc.

Device ID

This function allows an external programming unit to distinguish between multiple Morpheus units. In the case of multiple Morpheus units, each unit should have a different device ID number.

MIDI MODE ID

Omni 00

•MIDI Mode Change

This function selects whether or not MIDI mode change commands are accepted or ignored when received over MIDI (see MIDI Mode).

MIDI MODE CHANGE

Disabled

• MIDI Program Change Map

Incoming MIDI program changes can be remapped to a different numbered preset. This is a handy feature when you want a specific MIDI program number sent from the master synth to be linked with a specific preset or hyperpreset on Morpheus. For example, the Program Change Map could be set to call up preset 12 whenever Morpheus receives program change number 26. Any preset or hyperpreset in Morpheus can be mapped to any incoming MIDI program change number. There are four separate Program Change Maps available. This feature also allows you to call up presets in any bank, which are not accessible through a standard MIDI program change. Note: The

Program Map only operates if it is selected in the Midimap and if the Bank Select function in the Midimap is set to bank 0.

PROG CHG 0MAP #1 026 > 012

••• The Bank Select function is located in the Midimap menu.

•• A few of the standardzed MIDI Controller umbers are listed below.

-Modulation Wheel or ever

-Breath Controller

-Aftertouch: Rev 1 DX7

-Foot Pedal

-Portamento Time

-Data Entry

-Volume

-Balance

-Undefined

0 - Pan

1 - Expression

•• A few of the standardzed MIDI switch numbers re listed below.

4 - Sustain Switch (on/off)

5 - Portamento (on/off)

6 - Sostenuto (on/off)

7 - Soft Pedal (on/off)

9 - Hold Pedal 2 (on/off)

Warning: When transferng Sysex data from one orpheus to another, the ID umbers of both units must atch.

• MIDI Controller Assign

Morpheus allows you to assign up to four realtime control sources from your MIDI controller. These control sources could be modulation wheels, data sliders or whatever. In this screen, you set up which controllers will be received by the Morpheus. What effect the controller will have is programmed separately for each preset. The Morpheus MIDI controllers are each assigned a letter, A-D. Each controller letter can be assigned to a MIDI realtime controller from 00-31. Note: If controller numbers 7 or 10 are selected, they will override the standard MIDI volume and pan control routings. For more information, see MIDI Realtime Controls in the

Programming Basics section.

CONTROLLER# ABCD 01 02 03 04

• MIDI Footswitch Control

Like the MIDI Controllers, 3 MIDI footswitches can be assigned to MIDI footswitch numbers. Footswitches can be assigned numbers from 64-79. Destinations for the footswitch controllers are programmed in the Preset menu.

FOOTSW CTL# 123 64 65 66

• Send MIDI Data

This function will send MIDI System Exclusive data to the MIDI Out port of Morpheus. The MIDI data can either be sent to a computer/ sequencer or to another Morpheus. Using the cursor key and the data entry control, select the type of MIDI data you wish to transmit.

SEND MIDI DATA

RAM Presets

The Enter LED will be flashing. Press the Enter button to confirm the operation. To receive MIDI data, simply send the MIDI data into Morpheus from another Morpheus or your sequencer. The choices are:

Individual Program ... Transmits only the specified preset or hyperpreset.

Individual Midimap....................... Transmits only the specified midimap.

Individual Program Change Map Transmits the specified program map.

When Individual Programs, Midimaps or Program Change Maps are received via SysEx, they are placed in their proper locations.

• Sysex Packet Delay

Errors can sometimes occur when transferring Sysex data from Morpheus to a computer because the computer cannot process and store the incoming data fast enough. This function allows you to change the amount of delay between MIDI Sysex data packets so that the input buffer of your computer does not overflow. The default speed is 300 delay units. A setting of “000” allows full speed MIDI Sysex. If you are having data transmission errors, increase the delay until the problem disappears.

SYSEX PKT DELAY 300

To Record MIDI Data into a Sequencer:

1.Setup sequencer to receive system exclusive data.

2.Place sequencer into record mode, then Send MIDI Data.

To Receive MIDI Data from a Sequencer:

1. Simply play back the sequence into Morpheus.

▼ Warning: Send data from your sequencer as you would a regular sequence. Sending data in one huge chunk may clog the Morpheus input buffer.

▼ A Midimap received by Morpheus does not change the “scratch” Midimap unless it is currently selected You must select the Midima for it to be active. See page 159.

••• The Individual Midimap and Program Change Maps are located after the Individual Programs (keep scrolling).

▼ Turn “Keyboard Thru” mode OFF on your sequence when transferring SysEx dat or a MIDI feedback loop ma result.

If Morpheus does not espond to external preset ditors, turn the Compare unction Off.

• Proteus Sysex

When this function is On, Proteus presets can be transferred over MIDI into Morpheus. It also allows the use of Proteus patch editing programs. Instrument numbers and parameters which are unique to Morpheus will, of course, NOT be transferred. This function defaults to Off to avoid unplanned conflicts with Proteus Sysex transfers.

PROTEUS SYSEX

Off

• Auto Select

When editing a parameter which involves the keyboard, such as a zone range, the parameter can be automatically selected simply by playing the keyboard. This is a handy feature for “power programmers”, but can sometimes be confusing. Therefore, Auto-Select can be turned On or Off. Auto-Select affects the following parameters: User Key Tuning, Zone Select, Key Range, Midimap, Preset & Hyperpreset Naming, Cross-switch Point, Keyboard Center.

AUTO-SELECT

Off

• Compare

This function turns the Compare feature (accessed by pressing the Preset button when editing) On or Off. If Compare is turned On, changes made via MIDI SysEx will not be heard except when the Preset menu is enabled.

COMPARE

On

• Viewing Angle

This function allows you to change the viewing angle of the display so that it may be easily read from either above or below. The angle is adjustable from +7 to -8. Positive values will make the display easier to read when viewed from above. Negative values make the display easier to read from below.

VIEWING ANGLE +7

Selecting a new Midimap ill overwrite the “current” r “scratch” Midimap.

To enable the Midimap menu

Press the Midimap button, lighting the LED. The current screen will be the one most recently selected since powering up Morpheus. The cursor will appear underneath the first character of the screen heading on line one.

To select a Midimap

Press the Home/Enter button or press the cursor key repeatedly until the cursor is underneath the screen title heading. The first screen in the list is “Midimap Select”. Move the cursor to the lower line of the display and use the data entry control to select the desired Midimap. The Home/Enter LED will be flashing. Press Home/Enter to load the Midimap.

To select a new screen

Press the Home/Enter button or press the cursor key repeatedly until the cursor is underneath the screen title heading. Rotate the data entry control to select another screen.

To modify a parameter

Press the cursor button repeatedly (or hold the cursor key while turning the data entry control) until the cursor is underneath the parameter value. Rotate the data entry control to change the value.

To return to Program Select mode

Press the Midimap button, turning off the LED.

MIDIMAP MENU FUNCTIONS

• Midimap Select

This is where you select one of the 16 Midimaps. You can use the Midimaps to setup a particular sequence or song. Position the cursor under the Midimap number and use the data entry control to select the Midimap. The Home/Enter LED will be flashing. You MUST

press Enter to load the Midimap.

MIDIMAP SELECT

M00 Cool FX

• Midimap Name

This function allows you to name each of the 16 Midimaps with a name of up to 12 characters. Position the cursor underneath the character location and use the data entry control to change the character. The keyboard can also be used to select characters.

This screen displays the current Midimap. The Midimap Select screen is the last screen in the menu.

MIDIMAP NAME

M15 New Song

• Preset/Hyper to MIDI Channel Assign

This function allows you to assign a preset or hyperpreset (program) to each MIDI channel for the currently selected Midimap.

Position the cursor under the channel number and use the data entry control to change the MIDI channel. Position the cursor under the program number and use the data entry control to change the program assigned to each MIDI channel.

PRESET/HYPER C01

0610 Space Wash

• Volume, Pan & Output Mix

This function sets the Volume, Pan Position and Output Mix for each MIDI channel in the selected Midimap. Volume allows you to adjust the relative volume between programs. Pan allows you to position each program in the stereo field. The Volume control acts as an attenuator on the program volume. It cannot increase the volume past the setting programmed in the program.

▼ The Pan control Overrides the pan value programmed in the program.

VOL PAN MIX C01

127 =P FxA

▼ The Auto-Select feature in the Master menu must be turned On in order to use th keyboard for naming Midimaps.

▼ The MIDI channel shown in the right side of the scree is NOT the MIDI basic channel, only the one being edited in the Midimap.

••• Channel Pan should normally be set to “P” unles realtime control of panning i desired. If Pan is set to “0”, stereo preset will play in mono.

• MIDI Enables

The MIDI enables allow you to enable or filter out specific MIDI messages on a per-channel basis. MIDI messages that can be filtered include:

The “All Messages” filter is useful when you have other MIDI devices connected and do not want Morpheus to respond to the MIDI channels reserved for other devices. Messages will be passed when On and filtered out when turned Off.

MIDI ENABLES C01

AllMessages On

• Bank Select

The MIDI specification only allows for 128 presets per MIDI channel. This function selects which bank of 128 presets will be used for incoming MIDI program change commands. Banks can be set for each MIDI channel. This function allows you to access all presets and hyperpresets in Morpheus without using a MIDI Bank Select command.

BANK SELECT C01 0

••• The Channel Pan contro can be disabled to prevent incoming MIDI messages from altering stereo effects programmed in the presets.