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7. Effects *Non-GM1*

The following three effect blocks are available for use by both Level 1 and Level 2 XG

instruments:

Reverb

Chorus

Variation

The types available in each block are listed in the “XG Basic (Required) Effect List” included with

the XG Specifications.

• There is a risk of losing song data compatibility if you use optional types, optional

parameters, or optional effects. Avoid using, for example, “White Room” or “Pitch

Change.”

• If your data requires a distortion effect and is intended for playback on a Level 2 XG

instrument such as the Yamaha MU80, use a distortion program within the Variation

block rather than a distortion program contained within the Distortion (Insertion

Effect 1) block.

• If you use SysEx parameter change effect parameters, do not modify parameters 11 and

higher. (Use only parameters 1 - 10.) Details of the parameters are given in the “XG

Effect Parameter List” in the XG Specifications.

• In the Variation block, Variation Connection is initially set to INS (that is, in

F0H, 43H, 10H, 4CH, 02H, 01H, 5AH, ddH, F7H, the default setting is ddH=00H.)

In this state, a Variation effect can be used for only one part, so specify Variation Part

as needed. (In F0H, 43H, 10H, 4CH, 02H, 01H, 5BH, ddH, F7H, specify ddH.

By default, ddH=7FH i.e., OFF)

• When Variation Connection = INS, Control Change #94 Effect 4 Depth (Variation send)

is ignored.

• By setting Variation Connection to SYS, you can apply Variation effects to two

or more parts. (In F0H, 43H, 10H, 4CH, 02H, 01H, 5AH, ddH, F7H, set ddH=01H.)

In this case, Control Change #94 (Variation Send) will specify the send levels of each

part. Always set Variation Connection to SYS before setting values for Control Change

#94.

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