Midi structure of the sk pro, Keyboard (internal) channels, External zones – Hammond SK Pro-73 73-Key Portable Keyboard/Organ User Manual

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SK PRO/SK PRO-73 Owner’s Manual

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MIDI STRUCTURE OF THE SK PRO

Map of the

MIDI structure

of the

Non-Keyboard Extended

Sections

Organ

Ens

Synth

Piano

Internal Keyboard

Octave Shift (Int. Zone)

Octave Shift (Part)

Octave Shift (Ex. Zone)

MIDI Channel

Local Control

Local Control

LC

LC

ExZone 3

ExZone 2

ExZone 1

Upper

Manual Bass

Lower

Split Point

Upper Kbd. Contacts

to USB

HOST

1st
2nd

Lower Kbd. Contacts

1st
2nd

Pedal Kbd. Contacts

1st
2nd

to MIDI

OUT

KEYBOARD (INTERNAL) CHANNELS

Th

e internal sounds of the instrument will play on what are called the

Keyboard

or

Internal Channels

.

Th

e Keyboard Channels transmit Note On/Note Off and Velocity data from the

Upper, Lower and Pedal Keyboards. Th

ese channels will both send (MIDI OUT)

and receive (MIDI IN) data, and are therefore used when recording and playing back
sequences.

NOTE: The Upper Keyboard Channel, in addition to Note On/Note Off and Velocity data, also

is used for transmitting Controller data.

EXTERNAL ZONES

Th

e External Zone allow you to use the SK PRO as a MIDI Master Keyboard. Th

ese

allow you to play additional sounds from another MIDI instrument such as a Sound
Module. Th

e External Zones transmit but do not receive MIDI data - in other words,

they are MIDI OUT only.
Th

ere are three (3) External Zone Channels which can be assigned to the Upper

Manual, Lower Manual or Pedals. In addition, different configurations can be
Recorded to diff erent Patches - for example, one Patch can have all three External
Zones assigned to the Upper Manual, another Patch can have one External Zone each
for Upper, Lower and Pedals, etc.

EXPANDED KEYBOARDS

When MIDI keyboards are used to expand the LOWER and/or PEDAL Parts, they
will not only play the internal voices of the SK PRO, but also transmit MIDI data to
other MIDI devices via the MIDI OUT port. Th

us, both the Keyboard Channels and

the External Zones will respond from connected MIDI keyboards, as if the Expanded
Keyboards were “built-in” as an integral part of the SK PRO.

Th

e SK PRO can transmit and receive MIDI data on

Keyboard Channels

as well as transmit MIDI data on

External Zones

. Th

e following illustrations and paragraphs explain this in more detail.

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