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[hopkinsjj9]

I'm trying to understand the Voice Entries in The Voice Name List PDF.
As an example, Oboe shows up in several places, but is not an KeyBoard Set option, as far as I can tell.

Is there a way to use these 'hidden' voices? Where do they come from?
How do I interpret the columns in these tables?

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|No |Keyboard |Bank Select |Prg|S|Upper1 |S|Upper 2 |S|Upper 3 |S| Lower |
| |Set Name |MSB(CC00)|LSB(CC32)|Chg| | | | | | | | |
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|108|Double Reed|33 |10 |7 |o|Double Reed|o|Oboe |o|EnglishHorn|o|MasterPad |
|118|Wind Sect. |33 |11 |7 |o|Woodwinds |o|Sect Winds2|o|Oboe |o|Cinema Pad|
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|No. |Sound Name|MSB Change(CC00)|LSB(CC32)|Select Program |
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|417 | Oboe |121 | 0 |68 |
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| Bank Select | | | |
|MSB Change (CC00)| LSB(CC32)| Program Change | Sound Name | Category |
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|121 | 0 | 68 |Oboe | Woodwind |
|121 | 1 | 68 |Double Reed | Woodwind |
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[Backpool]

Hi - The details are in relation to midi settings .... I dont tend to bother with them as i am plug and play!!

The keyboard set lists indicates which voices are active / muted by the oval symbols.

I have all this stuff on PDF's for ease of use -took me ages to do, but worth it as I can simply search on my tablet within the pdfs eg....for say....a sound 'strings' etc...
and it will come up with all the results to then simply bang in the numbers on the keypad of the EK to get what I want.

I have done them in landscape so all the cats appear on the same screen page and its so much easier to look across the page in numerical order.

If your interested in copies PM me - no probs.

I simply love my twin EK's for the money they are great!

Keith ! [/img]

[Mitzie]

Despite the fact this keyboard is called an Entertainment Keyboards primarily designed for live performance it's good that a keyboard, in this price range, also has midi capabilities for those more orientated to using it in a studio situation with DAW type midi software. Hence the lists of midi voices and parameters

This keyboard never ceases to amaze me