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Connecting the VK-88 to External Devices
Playing the VK-88 from an
External MIDI Device
The VK-88 has six parts: the “upper part,” “lower part,” and
“pedal part” of the organ voice, “Upper Orchestral Tones,”
“Lower Orchestral Tones,” and “Pedal Orchestral Tones.”
If you connect an external keyboard or pedal keyboard, you
will be able to play the Pedal Organ Part and PEDAL
ORCHESTRAL TONES together with the Upper Part or
Lower Part.
The VK-88 has three MIDI connectors.
fig.03-01
By connecting an external device to the MIDI PEDAL IN
connector, you can play the Pedal Part tones from the
connected device, even without matching the MIDI
channel.
■ Using the VK-88 with a
External Keyboard
You can connect an external keyboard and play the sound of
the VK-88 from the external keyboard.
NOTE
Turn off the power of the VK-88 and the other device
before making connections. If you connect an external
device when the power is turned on, damage or
malfunctions may occur.
fig.03-02
1. Turn off the power of the VK-88 and the external
keyboard that you want to connect.
2. Use a commercially available MIDI cable to connect the
MIDI OUT connector of your external keyboard to the
MIDI IN connector of the VK-88.
3. Turn on the power of your external keyboard.
4. Turn on the power of the VK-88.
5. Select the MIDI channel of external keyboard and VK-
88.
The VK-88’s sounds are played when you play the
external keyboard.
For information on setting the MIDI channel of an
external keyboard, refer to the owner’s manual that came
with the keyboard.
MIDI IN
connector
Plays the sound for the Part specified
with the MIDI Transmit channel.
MIDI PEDAL IN
connector
Plays the sound of the Pedal Part.
About MIDI
MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a
worldwide standard for exchanging music data among
electronic musical instruments and computers. MIDI
does not send audio signals, but instead converts
performance data and commands into digital data for
transmission. The digital data handled by MIDI is
collectively referred to as MIDI messages. Any device
with a MIDI connector can be connected via a MIDI
cable to another MIDI device, to allow data to be
exchanged regardless of the manufacturer or model of
the device.
MIDI IN connector: Receives MIDI messages from an
external MIDI device.
MIDI OUT connector: Transmits MIDI messages from
the VK-88.
About MIDI Channel
MIDI is able to transmit or receive a large number of
messages over a single cable. In order to do so, it uses a
concept called “channels” (analogous to the channels
used in TV broadcasting), so that MIDI messages are
received only when the channel of the receiving device
matches the channel of the transmitting device.
MIDI OUT
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 1
- IMPORTANT NOTES 3
- Contents 4
- Main Features 7
- 10 17 181112 9
- 21 22 2419 20 10
- 31 32 3430 11
- 42 43 44 45 46 12
- 494847 50 12
- Panel Descriptions 13
- How the VK-88 Works 14
- ■ About the ORCHESTRAL TONES 16
- ■ About the Memories 16
- Before You Begin Playing 17
- Headphones 18
- About a OUTPUT jacks 19
- About a XLR type connectors 19
- Connecting the Pedal Keyboard 20
- Pedal Switch 22
- Setting Up the Music Stand 22
- Attaching the Rear Cover 23
- Attaching the Cord Clamp 23
- ■ Turning Off the Power 24
- Listening to the Demo Songs 26
- 3 Press the [BANK] button 26
- Playing the Organ 27
- About the Organ Voice 28
- (Harmonic Bars) 29
- What Are “Feet?” 31
- Changing the Organ Sound 32
- 2 Turn the [LEAKAGE] knob 33
- 3 Turn the [KEY CLICK] knob 33
- (Percussion) 34
- Algorithm) 36
- (Vibrato and Chorus) 37
- (Rotary Sound) 38
- Changing the Amp Type 39
- (Amp Type, Overdrive, Tone) 39
- Common Organ Effects 40
- About the Effects 41
- Controller 42
- Adding Ambience (Reverb) 43
- ■ Changing the Split Point 44
- (Pedal Attack) 45
- ■ Copying a Registration 47
- Playing Orchestral Tones 48
- Tones (Pedal Sustain) 51
- Orchestral Tones 53
- Using the Controllers 54
- Using a Control Pedal 55
- Foot Switch 58
- Pedalboard (PK-25/PK-7 etc.) 58
- Using the Bender 59
- Using the Modulation Lever 59
- 2 Set the organ tone 60
- Advanced Use 61
- 0Min Max 62
- Settings That Are Saved for 63
- ■ Percussion Settings 65
- ■ Organ Voice Setting 66
- ■ Controller Settings 66
- ■ MIDI-related Settings 72
- Parameters that are Stored 79
- ■ Pedal Sustain Setting 81
- ■ Pedal Attack Setting 81
- Playing the VK-88 from an 82
- External MIDI Device 82
- ■ Connecting a Pedal Keyboard 83
- Using an External Sequencer 84
- Saving VK-88 Settings on an 85
- External Sequencer 85
- (Bulk Dump) 85
- Using the VK-88 as the 86
- Master Keyboard 86
- Mixing the Sound Module 88
- Sound with the Organ Sound 88
- Connecting a Rotary 89
- Troubleshooting 90
- ■ Error Indications 93
- ■ Registration List 94
- ■ ORCHESTRAL TONES List 95
- Edit Parameters 96
- Drum List 98
- MIDI Implementation 100
- 2. Transmitted Data 101
- 3. Parameter address map 103
- (MODEL ID = 00 65H) 103
- 4. Supplementary material 105
- MIDI Implementation Chart 106
- Main Specification 107
- Information 112
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