Korg NC-500 User Manual

Page of 60
34
Program Change
MIDI program change messages are used to switch to different programs
(different sounds or patches) on a remote MIDI device. Program changes
make it possible for you to use the piano to switch among different setups
on a remote MIDI device, or to use a remote MIDI device to select different
sounds on the piano.
 Sending a Program Change
When you change the sound on the piano, the piano also sends a program
change message with the corresponding program number to the remote
MIDI device, causing the program at that device to change accordingly.
1. Each sound on the piano corresponds to a different program
number (0 to 23), as indicated in the table below.
 Receiving a Program Change
When the remote MIDI devices sends the piano a program change message
with a program number of 0 to 23, the piano switches to the corresponding
sound, as indicated in the table below. If the received program number is 24
or higher, the piano leaves the current sound unchanged.
Program Numbers and Piano Sounds
PC#
SOUND Button
Bank
Sound
0
PIANO 1
A
Grand Piano 1
1
B
Standard Piano
2
C
Honky Tonk Piano
3
PIANO 2
A
Grand Piano 2
4
B
Bright Piano
5
C
Mellow Piano
6
E. PIANO 1
A
E.Piano 1
7
B
Soft E.P.
8
C
Clavi
9
E. PIANO 2
A
E.Piano 2
10
B
Vintage E.P.
11
C
E.P.Pad
12
ORGAN 1
A
Jazz Organ 1
13
B
Jazz Organ 2
14
C
Jazz Organ 3
15
ORGAN 2
A
Church Organ 1
16
B
Church Organ 2
17
C
Church Organ 3
18
HARPSI/VIBE
A
Harpsichord 1
19
B
Harpsichord 2
20
C
Vibraphone
21
STRINGS/CHOIR
A
Strings
22
B
Slow Strings
23
C
Choir