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#MIDI interface

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#27034From: George Jones/WizopJul 17, 1986 2:49 PM
It is nice ! I still want to figure out how to map the 4 midi channels to different instruments, but even with one instrument out of the CZ-101 it sounds infinatly better than the "native" Music Studio instruments. I hope we get a music program soon that at least reaches the quality of sound produced by the "Music" demo (you know Power Cord, Banjo) that was distributed to dealers last september (october ?). But overall, if you have ~300 dollars to spend I would highly recommend the Casio. Even without the Amiga it is a lot of fun.
#27057From: Rod AllenJul 17, 1986 9:50 PM
To get your CZ to use different instruments, be sure that you're in solo, and then setup your midi program to output on four consecutive channels (e.g. 1,2,3,4 ). If you're using Music Studio, I have a simple song set up for MIDI in dl1. Its a bunch of fun to reorchestrate the songs for the CZ, though its amazing how many rotten combinations can be achieved. -Have fun, Rod
#27057From: Rod AllenJul 17, 1986 9:50 PM
To get your CZ to use different instruments, be sure that you're in solo, and then setup your midi program to output on four consecutive channels (e.g. 1,2,3,4 ). If you're using Music Studio, I have a simple song set up for MIDI in dl1. Its a bunch of fun to reorchestrate the songs for the CZ, though its amazing how many rotten combinations can be achieved. -Have fun, Rod