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ZETA Music Systems, Inc.
ZMC-200 Manual Rev2.0
significant byte) information, so that you can actually have as many as 128
x 128 MIDI banks. Use this option if your sound module/synth is not GM
(General MIDI) capable.
GM
The sound presets or patches follow the GM (General MIDI) standard. The
names of patches appear in text form in the display. The General MIDI
standard dictates 128 sounds, and some manufacturers of GM capable
sound modules have implemented kits that allow for choosing various
MIDI sound banks. Your ZETA SYNTHONY II divides it’s MIDI bank
into an MSB (most significant byte) and an LSB (least significant byte)
data group, which allows 128 x 128 GM kits. Use this option if your sound
module/synth is not GM (General MIDI) capable.
XG
The sound presets or patches follow the XG (Extended General MIDI)
standard. The names of patches appear in text form in the display.
Information about MIDI bank numbers is not included. If your MIDI
instrument is XG capable, you should certainly make use of it. It is a very
easy way to maintain an overview of the numerous normal patches
available. The built-in sound module of the ZETA SYNTHONY II is XG
compatible and offers you all of the XG sounds in superior
quality.
DCLIC RESPNS
Double-click response (1...20)
Here you set the amount of time in which a double click (double press) of
the two foot switches should take place in order to be recognized as a
double click. Remember that you can double click the chain foot switch in
order to jump one step back in your chain. Double clicking the Hold pedal
allows you to stop the presently running drum sequence.
XMIT SYSEX…
Send System Exclusive Data
This sub menu gives you access to all the important parameters and settings
that allow your ZETA SYNTHONY II to send data over MIDI. The
receiver can be a computer with the appropriate software (e.g. Sequencer
software) or another ZETA SYNTHONY II. One possibility would be to
save the numerous settings of your ZETA SYNTHONY II to a floppy disk
to be shared with others, or as an archive for later use. Users of the ZETA
SYNTHONY II can use this method to collect an entire sound library from
external programmable synth section. Press the ENTER button and use the
+/- Parameter buttons to select the area you would like to send. Use the +/-
Value buttons to select individual parts. The transfer begins when you press