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What is the order of channel 16 and 17's key-on registers? #6

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StinkerB06 opened this issue Jan 3, 2023 · 3 comments
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What is the order of channel 16 and 17's key-on registers? #6

StinkerB06 opened this issue Jan 3, 2023 · 3 comments

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@StinkerB06
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You say that these last two channels have 2 key-on registers each, one for each group of 2 operators within these channels. Well, what is the order that they appear in?

It could be group-then-channel, or channel-then-group. But this is not specified. The latter allows the expression 0x240 + channel to select the appropriate key-on register for any of the 18 channels (though you need extra logic to write to 0x252 or 0x253 as well in case of channel 16 or 17).

@jwt27
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jwt27 commented Jan 3, 2023

Good point. The key-on registers follow the same order as the operators appear in:

Index Channel
0x240-0x24f 0 - 15
0x250 16, op 0-1
0x251 16, op 2-3
0x252 17, op 0-1
0x253 17, op 2-3

Maybe there's a clearer way to notate this. You could also number the channels 0 - 19 if you consider the last four channels to be 2-op (but they really aren't).

@StinkerB06
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I'd think that table is good enough.

@jwt27
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jwt27 commented Jan 11, 2023

Will add it then, thanks!

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