Document Outline

• Table of Contents
• Precautions
• About this manual
• Quick Start
  • Setup
  • Playing programs and combinations
  • Listening to the demo songs
• Introduction
  • Main features
  • Front and rear panel
    • Front panel
    • Rear panel
    • Objects in the Display and their functions
  • Basic Information
    • About the X50’ modes
    • Basic operations
• Setup
  • Turning the power on/off
    • Connecting the AC adapter
    • Turning the power on
    • Turning the power off
  • Connections
    • Basic connections
    • Connecting a damper pedal, foot switch, or foot pedal
    • Connecting a computer
    • Connecting MIDI devices
• Playing and Editing Programs
  • Playing programs
    • Selecting programs
    • Using Controllers
  • Simple program editing
    • Performance Edit
    • REALTIME CONTROLS [1], [2], [3], [4], [SELECT]
    • Saving your edits
  • Detailed Editing with Programs
    • Before you begin editing
    • Basic oscillator settings
    • Using LFOs and Envelopes (EGs)
    • Using Alternate Modulation
    • Controlling Pitch
    • Using Filters
    • Using the Amp section
    • Effects
• Playing and Editing Combinations
  • Playing combinations
    • Selecting combinations
    • Using Controllers
  • Simple combination editing
    • Changing the programs within the Combination
    • Adjusting a timbre's pan and volume
    • REALTIME CONTROLS [1], [2], [3], [4], [SELECT]
    • Saving your edits
  • Detailed Editing with Combinations
    • Before you begin editing
    • Selecting a program for each timbre
    • Status and MIDI settings
    • Layers, Splits, and Velocity switches
    • Altering Programs to fit within a Combination
    • Effects
• Using and Editing Multi sets
  • MIDI considerations
    • Selecting a multi set
    • Assigning a program to a track, and setting the volume and pan
    • Copying the settings of a combination to a multi set
    • What you can do in Multi mode
    • Using Controllers
    • Altering Programs to fit within a Multi set
    • Layers, Splits, and Velocity Switches
    • Effects
    • Saving your edits
    • Control via MIDI
• Effects settings
  • Effects in each mode
  • Effect types
  • Effect settings for a program
  • Effect settings in combination, and Multi
  • Dynamic modulation and BPM/MIDI Sync.
  • Saving edited effect settings
  • Bypassing the insert effect or the master effects
• Global Mode
  • How Global mode is structured
  • System setup 0: System
  • MIDI-related settings 1: MIDI
  • Creating user scales 2: User Scale
  • Setting category names 3: Category Name
  • Saving the global settings
  • Drum kit 4: DKit, Arpeggiator 5: Arp.Pattern settings
• Arpeggiator settings
  • Arpeggiator features in Program mode
  • The arpeggiator in Combination and Multi modes
  • Creating a user arpeggio pattern
  • Saving a user arpeggio
  • Synchronizing the arpeggiator
• Using Drum Kits
  • What is a Drum Kit?
  • Before you start editing…
  • Editing Drum Kits
  • Saving a drum kit
• Other functions
  • Restoring the factory settings (Loading the preloaded data)
  • Assigning a name (Rename)
  • Setting the functions of [SW1] and [SW2]
  • Assigning functions to REALTIME CONTROLS B-mode knobs [1]-[4]
  • Adjusting the display contrast
  • Tap tempo control
  • Shortcuts
• Appendices
  • Saving data
    • Types of data that can be saved
    • About the Edit Buffer
  • Troubleshooting
  • Specifications and options
    • Specifications
    • Operating requirements for connection to a computer
    • Options
  • MIDI Implementation Chart
  • Index