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AFTERTOUCH

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This

would require 4096 Performance memories

to

set

the

pairs

of

patches

up

in

advance, assign-

ing balance

to

CS

1.

Fortunately, there

is

a way

to

achieve

A/B

balance

control

while

not

in

Performance

mode. It requires editing MIDI IN

Control

Vol-

ume

in

each

of

the

voices for

which

Dual mode

operation

is

desired.

Once

this

parameter

is

changed,

it

is

important

to

note

that

these

voices will

not

sound

at

all

in

Single

or

Dual

modes unless a MIDI

cable

is

used as described

below. Follow these steps:

1)

Connect

the

MIDI

OUT

of

the

DX7

II

to

its

own

MIDI

IN.

(If

the

OX

is

controlling

another

tone

generator,

connect

the

MIDI

OUT

of

the

OX

to

the

MIDI IN

of

the

tone

generator,

and

connect

the

MIDI

THRU

of

the

tone

generator

to

the

MIDI IN

of

the

OX.)

2) Press

the

Edit

button,

and

then

press

the

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MIDI

1

button

(31)

until

you access

the

MIDI

IN

display;

set

the

MIDI

Control

Number

of

CS1

to 11,

and

set

the

MIDI

Control

Number

of

CS2

to 12.

(Note

that

this

and

the

next

step

involve

global

changes.)

3) Using

the

MIDI 1

button

(31), access the

display

that

includes

the

"Local" parameter,

and

set Local

to

OFF (or you will only get 4-

note

polyphony

from

the

OX

in

Dual mode).

4) Edit all

of

the

Voice memories

that

you

think

you

might

want

in

Dual

or

Split

combina-

tions as follows: Using Voice Edit

button

26,

set

the

MIDI

IN

Control

parameter

to

a

value

of

99.

Now,

when

you call up any

of

these voices in

the

Dual

or

Split Voice modes, CS1 will control

the

volume

of

Voice A, while

CS2

will control

the

volume

of

Voice

B.

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