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Chapter 5 Using MIDI
The table below shows the correspondence between the factory
default Program change Map and the Program Change messages
received when RX PC MAP is set to FIX.
* When setting
“OMNI MODE”
(p. 149) to OFF, be sure to match
“MIDI CH (MIDI Channel)”
(p. 149) to the external MIDI device’s
transmit channel beforehand.
Setting the MIDI Output Control
Change Number
This sets the Control Change numbers output when the VB-99’s
pedals and external pedals or the FC-300’s pedals and external
pedals are operated.
1.
Follow Steps 1–3 in “Setting the MIDI-Related
Functions” (p. 52) to display the MIDI screen.
2.
Press PAGE [ ] [ ] to display Page 7.
The TX CC screen appears.
3.
Use [F2] (SEL ) or [F3] (SEL ), the F2 or F3
knobs to select the controller you want to set.
4.
Use [F5] or the F5 knob to assign the Control
Change number to be transmitted when the
controller is adjusted.
When the controller selected with F2 or F3 is operated, the
Control Change message selected with F5 is transmitted.
* Control Changes message cannot be output if OFF is selected.
Bulk Dump
With the VB-99, you can use Exclusive messages to set another VB-99
to the same settings or to save effect sound settings to MIDI
sequencers and other such devices.
This transmission of data is referred to as bulk dump.
Data that can be transmitted is described below.
How to Transmit the Data
When Saving Data to a MIDI Sequencer
Connect the devices as shown below, then place the MIDI sequencer
in standby mode, so it is ready to receive Exclusive messages.
For information on how to operate the sequencer you are
using, refer to the owner’s manual that came with it.
Bank Select
Program
Number
Patch
Number
0
1 001
: : :
0 128 128
1 1 101
: : :
2 128 328
3 1 301
: : :
3 100 400
Displayed
Data Transmitted
ALL
All transmittable data (SYSTEM, GK SETTING,
GLOBAL, PATCH 001–200, FAVORITE SET-
TING)
SYSTEM SYSTEM parameters.
GK SETTING Settings content for GK SETTING
GLOBAL GLOBAL function settings
PATCH Settings for patch numbers 001–200
FAVORITE
SETTING
Settings content in FAVORITE SETTINGS 01–
10 for all effects
MIDI IN
MIDI OUT
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- Owner’s Manual 1
- IMPORTANT NOTES 4
- Printing Conventions and 5
- Contents 6
- Checking the Package Contents 10
- Main Features 11
- Top Panel 12
- Rear Panel 14
- Signal Flow 15
- Chapter 1 Outputting Sounds 16
- Making the Connections 17
- Indicator 18
- Turning On the Power 19
- Inputting the Divided Pickup 21
- Settings (GK Settings) 21
- Tuning the Bass (TUNER) 23
- Switching Tones (Patch) 24
- Turning Off the Power 25
- Chapter 2 Creating Sounds 26
- Chapter 2 27
- Setting the Effects 28
- Mixing the Normal Pickup 30
- Sound with the GK Input 30
- Mixing Channels A and B 31
- Together (MIXER) 31
- Naming a Patch (PATCH NAME) 34
- Settings 35
- For a 4-string bass: 36
- For a 5-string bass: 36
- For a 6-string bass: 36
- Chapter 3 37
- Adjusting the Overall Tone 40
- According to the Environment 40
- (GLOBAL/OUTPUT SELECT) 40
- Setting the GK VOLUME 42
- Control and Switch and the 42
- Pedal Function (SYSTEM 42
- CONTROL ASSIGN) 42
- Having Values from an 43
- External Pedal, GK VOLUME 43
- Control, or Other Controller 43
- Carried Over When Patches 43
- Setting the Output Signal 45
- Chapter 4 Using the VB-99 in 46
- Combination with an FC-300 46
- Activating the VB-99’s 47
- Tuner from the FC-300 47
- (QUICK TUNER) 47
- Setting the FC-300 Amp 48
- Chapter 5 Using MIDI 49
- Main Types of MIDI Messages 50
- Handled by the VB-99 50
- Chapter 5 51
- Setting the MIDI-Related 52
- Functions 52
- MIDI OUT 56
- Bass to MIDI 58
- Follow Steps 1–2 in 60
- Before Using the USB 65
- Connection 65
- Setting the USB Functions 66
- Chapter 6 67
- Recording the VB-99’s 68
- Output with a Computer 68
- Using the VB-99 to Add 69
- Effects to Audio Playback 69
- Chapter 7 Other Functions 70
- Chapter 7 71
- (CALIBRATION) 72
- Changing the Pitch as with a 74
- Tremolo Arm (T-ARM) 74
- Changing the Sounds with 76
- Play (DIRECT EDIT) 76
- Using the Switches, Pedals 77
- Sounds (CONTROL ASSIGN) 77
- Patches (DIRECT PATCH) 81
- Managing the Patches 82
- Partially Initializing Patch 84
- Separating Patches into 85
- Groups (CATEGORY) 85
- Storing Your Preferred 86
- Settings Individually 86
- (FAVORITE SETTINGS) 86
- Saving Changed Tones 88
- Controlling Video Images 90
- Using the VB-99 on a Stand 93
- Using the VB-99 Mounted in 94
- Restoring the VB-99 to its 95
- Original Factory Condition 95
- (FACTORY RESET) 95
- Chapter 8 Parameters Guide 96
- E.BASS ( 98
- AC BASS (Acoustic Bass) 100
- SYNTH (Synthesizer) 100
- Chapter 8 101
- WAVE SYNTH OSC SYNTH 102
- Sensitivity) 104
- POLY COMP (Poly Compressor) 108
- COMP (Compressor) 111
- FX (Effects) 111
- OD/DS (Overdrive/Distortion) 112
- EQ (Equalizer) 112
- MOD1, MOD2 116
- NS (Noise Suppressor) 127
- FV (Foot Volume) 127
- COSM AMP 128
- Speaker Settings 129
- GTR AMP DRIVE / GTR AMP METAL 130
- DELAY/REVERB 133
- CONTROL ASSIGN 135
- PANEL CTL1/CTL2 136
- (Control Button 1/2) 136
- FC-300 CONTROL 140
- ASSIGN 1–16 140
- NAME/KEY/BPM 142
- V-BASS LEVEL 142
- BASS TO MIDI 143
- CTL (Control) 146
- Transmit 150
- SUB OUT LEVEL 158
- MULTI MODE, SINGLE MODE 158
- Chapter 9 Appendices 159
- Chapter 9 161
- Specifications 163
- VB-99 Software System 164
- Requirements 164
- Troubleshooting 165
- For EU Countries 182
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 183
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