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Appendix Apéndice Anhang Appendice Appendix Appendice Bilaga Apêndice Lampiran Appendix EN/ES/DE/FR/NL/IT/SV/PT/CN/RU/ID Apéndice Anhang Appendice Appendix Appendice Bilaga Apêndice Lampiran MZX300APPEND-WL-1A Tone List Lista de tonos Klangfarbenliste Liste des sonorités Toonlijst Lista dei timbri 1 Group Name Nombre del grupo Gruppenname Nom de groupe Groepsnaam Nome di gruppo 2 Number Número Nummer Numéro Nummer Numero 3 Tone Name Nombre del tono Klangfarbenname Nom de sonorité Toonnaam Nome di timbro Changement de Program Change Cambio de programa Programmwechsel Programmaverandering Cambio di programma 4 programme MSB de selección de Bank Select MSB Bankwahl MSB MSB sélection de banque Bankselectie MSB MSB di selezione banco 5 banco 6 Line Select Selección de línea Line-Wahl Sélection de ligne Regelselectie Selezione linea Tonlista Lista dos sons Daftar Nada 1 Gruppnamn Nome do grupo Nama Grup 2 Nummer Número Nomer 3 Tonnamn Nome do som Nama Nada 4 Programändring Mudança de programa Ganti Program 5 Bankval MSB MSB de seleção de banco MSB Pilih Bank 6 Linjeval Seleção de linha Pilih Baris 12 3 456 12 3 456 PIANO ELEC PIANO 0053 ELEC.PIANO 3 4 4 Direct PIANO 0001 GRAND PIANO CONCERT 0 2 DSP ELEC PIANO 0054 ELEC.PIANO 4 4 5 Direct PIANO 0002 GRAND PIANO BRIGHT 1 2 Direct ELEC PIANO 0055 ELEC.PIANO 5 4 6 Direct PIANO 0003 GRAND PIANO MELLOW 0 3 DSP ELEC PIANO 0056 ELEC.PIANO 6 4 13 Direct PIANO 0004 POP PIANO 0 5 DSP ELEC PIANO 0057 ELEC.PIANO 7 4 14 Direct PIANO 0005 ROCK PIANO 1 3 DSP ELEC PIANO 0058 ELEC.PIANO 8 4 15 Direct PIANO 0006 JAZZ PIANO 1 4 DSP ELEC PIANO 0059 60’S E.PIANO 1 4 7 Direct PIANO 0007 DANCE PIANO 1 1 5 Direct ELEC PIANO 0060 60’S E.PIANO 2 4 8 Direct PIANO 0008 DANCE PIANO 2 1 6 DSP ELEC PIANO 0061 60’S E.PIANO 3 4 9 DSP PIANO 0009 GRAND PIANO MODERN 0 4 DSP ELEC PIANO 0062 60’S E.PIANO 4 4 10 DSP PIANO 0010 GRAND PIANO CLASSIC 0 9 Direct ELEC PIANO 0063 60’S E.PIANO 5 4 11 DSP PIANO 0011 GRAND PIANO DOLCE 0 10 DSP ELEC PIANO 0064 60’S E.PIANO 6 4 12 DSP PIANO 0012 GRAND PIANO STUDIO 0 17 DSP ELEC PIANO 0065 DYNO ELEC.PIANO 1 4 16 DSP PIANO 0013 LA PIANO 1 7 Direct ELEC PIANO 0066 DYNO ELEC.PIANO 2 4 17 Direct PIANO 0014 TACK PIANO 0 18 DSP ELEC PIANO 0067 DIGITAL E.PIANO 1 5 2 Direct PIANO 0015 MONO PIANO 1 0 6 Direct ELEC PIANO 0068 DIGITAL E.PIANO 2 5 3 Direct PIANO 0016 MONO PIANO 2 0 7 DSP ELEC PIANO 0069 DIGITAL E.PIANO 3 5 4 Direct PIANO 0017 HONKY-TONK 1 3 2 Direct ELEC PIANO 0070 DIGITAL E.PIANO 4 5 5 Direct PIANO 0018 HONKY-TONK 2 3 4 Direct ELEC PIANO 0071 DIGITAL E.PIANO 5 5 6 Direct PIANO 0019 OCTAVE PIANO 1 3 3 Direct ELEC PIANO 0072 DIGITAL E.PIANO 6 5 7 Direct PIANO 0020 OCTAVE PIANO 2 3 5 Direct ELEC PIANO 0073 DIGITAL E.PIANO 7 5 8 Direct PIANO 0021 GRAND PIANO WIDE 0 8 Direct ELEC PIANO 0074 DIGITAL E.PIANO 8 5 9 Direct PIANO 0022 BRIGHT PIANO WIDE 1 8 Direct ELEC PIANO 0075 DIGITAL E.PIANO 9 5 10 Direct PIANO 0023 HONKY-TONK WIDE 3 6 Direct ELEC PIANO 0076 DIGITAL E.PIANO 10 5 11 Direct PIANO 0024 STRINGS PIANO 0 11 DSP ELEC PIANO 0077 ANALOG E.PIANO 1 5 12 DSP PIANO 0025 SYNTH-STR.PIANO 0 12 Direct ELEC PIANO 0078 ANALOG E.PIANO 2 5 13 DSP PIANO 0026 CHOIR PIANO 0 14 Direct ELEC PIANO 0079 CHORUS E.PIANO 1 4 18 Direct PIANO 0027 VOICE PIANO 0 16 Direct ELEC PIANO 0080 CHORUS E.PIANO 2 4 19 Direct PIANO 0028 PIANO PAD 0 13 Direct ELEC PIANO 0081 PHASER E.PIANO 1 4 20 DSP PIANO 0029 PIANO CHIME 0 15 Direct ELEC PIANO 0082 PHASER E.PIANO 2 4 21 DSP PIANO 0030 ELEC.GRAND PIANO 2 2 Direct ELEC PIANO 0083 TREMOLO E.PIANO 1 4 22 DSP PIANO 0031 MODERN E.G.PIANO 2 3 Direct ELEC PIANO 0084 TREMOLO E.PIANO 2 4 23 DSP PIANO 0032 CHORUS E.G.PIANO 2 4 Direct ELEC PIANO 0085 WAH E.PIANO 1 4 24 DSP PIANO 0033 ELEC.GRAND PIANO WIDE 2 5 Direct ELEC PIANO 0086 WAH E.PIANO 2 4 25 DSP PIANO 0034 HARPSICHORD 1 6 2 DSP ELEC PIANO 0087 AMP E.PIANO 1 4 26 DSP PIANO 0035 HARPSICHORD 2 6 3 Direct ELEC PIANO 0088 AMP E.PIANO 2 4 27 DSP PIANO 0036 HARPSICHORD 3 6 6 Direct ELEC PIANO 0089 CRUNCH E.PIANO 4 28 DSP PIANO 0037 HARPSICHORD 4 6 7 Direct ELEC PIANO 0090 DIZZY E.PIANO 4 29 DSP PIANO 0038 COUPLED HARPSICHORD 6 4 DSP ELEC PIANO 0091 E.PIANO 1 WIDE 4 30 Direct PIANO 0039 HARPSICHORD WIDE 6 8 Direct ELEC PIANO 0092 E.PIANO 2 WIDE 5 14 Direct PIANO 0040 HARPSICHORD & STRINGS 6 5 Direct ELEC PIANO 0093 MELLOW E.PIANO 4 31 Direct PIANO 0041 USER 1 0 65 ELEC PIANO 0094 STRINGS E.PIANO 4 32 Direct PIANO 0042 USER 2 1 65 ELEC PIANO 0095 SYN-STR E.PIANO 4 33 Direct PIANO 0043 USER 3 2 65 ELEC PIANO 0096 CHOIR E.PIANO 4 34 Direct PIANO 0044 USER 4 3 65 ELEC PIANO 0097 E.PIANO PAD 4 35 Direct PIANO 0045 USER 5 4 65 ELEC PIANO 0098 OFF VELO.CLAVI 1 7 2 Direct PIANO 0046 USER 6 5 65 ELEC PIANO 0099 OFF VELO.CLAVI 2 7 3 Direct PIANO 0047 USER 7 6 65 ELEC PIANO 0100 CLAVI 1 7 4 Direct PIANO 0048 USER 8 7 65 ELEC PIANO 0101 CLAVI 2 7 5 Direct PIANO 0049 USER 9 8 65 ELEC PIANO 0102 CLAVI 3 7 6 Direct PIANO 0050 USER 10 9 65 ELEC PIANO 0103 CLAVI WIDE 7 7 Direct ELEC PIANO 0051 ELEC.PIANO 1 4 2 Direct ELEC PIANO 0104 WAH CLAVI 1 7 8 DSP ELEC PIANO 0052 ELEC.PIANO 2 4 3 Direct ELEC PIANO 0105 WAH CLAVI 2 7 9 DSP 2 12 3 456 12 3 456 ELEC PIANO 0106 CRUNCH CLAVI 7 10 DSP ORGAN 0180 PIPE ORGAN 1 19 2 Direct ELEC PIANO 0107 VIBRAPHONE 1 11 2 DSP ORGAN 0181 PIPE ORGAN 2 19 3 Direct ELEC PIANO 0108 VIBRAPHONE 2 11 3 Direct ORGAN 0182 PIPE ORGAN 3 19 4 Direct ELEC PIANO 0109 VIBRAPHONE 3 11 4 Direct ORGAN 0183 PIPE ORGAN 4 19 5 Direct ELEC PIANO 0110 VIBRAPHONE WIDE 11 5 Direct ORGAN 0184 CHAPEL ORGAN 1 19 6 Direct ELEC PIANO 0111 CELESTA 8 2 Direct ORGAN 0185 CHAPEL ORGAN 2 19 7 Direct ELEC PIANO 0112 BRIGHT CELESTA 8 3 DSP ORGAN 0186 ORGAN FLUTE 19 8 Direct ELEC PIANO 0113 GLOCKENSPIEL 9 2 Direct ORGAN 0187 TREMOLO ORGAN FLUTE 19 9 Direct ELEC PIANO 0114 MUSIC BOX 1 10 2 Direct ORGAN 0188 THEATER ORGAN 19 10 Direct ELEC PIANO 0115 MUSIC BOX 2 10 3 DSP ORGAN 0189 REED ORGAN 20 2 Direct ELEC PIANO 0116 ORGEL 10 4 DSP ORGAN 0190 PUFF ORGAN 20 5 Direct ELEC PIANO 0117 MARIMBA 12 2 Direct ORGAN 0191 USER 31 0 66 ELEC PIANO 0118 MARIMBA WIDE 12 3 Direct ORGAN 0192 USER 32 1 66 ELEC PIANO 0119 SINE MARIMBA 12 4 Direct ORGAN 0193 USER 33 2 66 ELEC PIANO 0120 XYLOPHONE 13 2 Direct ORGAN 0194 USER 34 3 66 ELEC PIANO 0121 BALIMBA 13 3 Direct ORGAN 0195 USER 35 4 66 ELEC PIANO 0122 LOG DRUMS 13 4 Direct ORGAN 0196 USER 36 5 66 ELEC PIANO 0123 TUBULAR BELL 14 2 Direct ORGAN 0197 USER 37 6 66 ELEC PIANO 0124 CHURCH BELLS 14 3 DSP ORGAN 0198 USER 38 7 66 ELEC PIANO 0125 CARILLON 14 4 Direct ORGAN 0199 USER 39 8 66 ELEC PIANO 0126 USER 11 10 65 ORGAN 0200 USER 40 9 66 ELEC PIANO 0127 USER 12 11 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0201 VTW BASIC FULL 0 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0128 USER 13 12 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0202 VTW BASIC 4+ 1 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0129 USER 14 13 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0203 VTW BASIC 3 BOTTOM 2 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0130 USER 15 14 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0204 VTW BASIC 2 3 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0131 USER 16 15 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0205 VTW 880800008 4 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0132 USER 17 16 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0206 VTW BASIC 3++ VARI 5 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0133 USER 18 17 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0207 VTW BASIC 3 VARI 6 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0134 USER 19 18 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0208 VTW BASIC HOLLOW 7 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0135 USER 20 19 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0209 VTW BASIC GREEN 8 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0136 USER 21 20 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0210 VTW BASIC ARCHED 9 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0137 USER 22 21 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0211 VTW BASIC COMPING 10 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0138 USER 23 22 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0212 VTW BASIC CHORD 11 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0139 USER 24 23 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0213 VTW BASIC LFFT 12 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0140 USER 25 24 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0214 VTW BASIC GOSPEL 13 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0141 USER 26 25 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0215 VTW BASIC COMPING VARI 14 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0142 USER 27 26 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0216 VTW BASIC 3RD 15 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0143 USER 28 27 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0217 VTW 3RD BASIC 3+ 16 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0144 USER 29 28 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0218 VTW 3RD BASIC 4 VARI 17 96 DSP ELEC PIANO 0145 USER 30 29 65 DRAWBAR ORGAN 0219 VTW 3RD COMPING VAR 18 96 DSP ORGAN DRAWBAR ORGAN 0220 VTW 3RD FULL C1 19 96 DSP ORGAN 0146 ELEC.ORGAN 1 16 2 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0221 VTW BASIC SIZZLE 20 96 DSP ORGAN 0147 ELEC.ORGAN 2 16 3 Direct DRAWBAR ORGAN 0222 VTW BASIC GREEN+ 21 96 DSP ORGAN 0148 ELEC.ORGAN 3 16 4 Direct DRAWBAR ORGAN 0223 VTW 16+FUNDAMENTAL 22 96 DSP ORGAN 0149 ELEC.ORGAN 4 16 5 Direct DRAWBAR ORGAN 0224 VTW COMPING+ 23 96 DSP ORGAN 0150 PERC.ORGAN 1 17 2 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0225 VTW COMPING VAR1 24 96 DSP ORGAN 0151 PERC.ORGAN 2 17 3 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0226 VTW FUNDAMENTAL COMP 25 96 DSP ORGAN 0152 PERC.ORGAN 3 17 4 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0227 VTW TEST PRINCIPAL SIN 26 96 DSP ORGAN 0153 PERC.ORGAN 4 17 5 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0228 VTW GOSPEL ADD 27 96 DSP ORGAN 0154 ROCK ORGAN 1 18 2 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0229 VTW GOSPEL 3RD 28 96 DSP ORGAN 0155 ROCK ORGAN 2 18 3 Direct DRAWBAR ORGAN 0230 VTW COMPING 3RD+ 29 96 DSP ORGAN 0156 ROCK ORGAN 3 18 4 Direct DRAWBAR ORGAN 0231 VTW SACRIFICE 30 96 DSP ORGAN 0157 ROCK ORGAN 4 18 5 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0232 VTW LEAVE 31 96 DSP ORGAN 0158 JAZZ ORGAN 1 17 6 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0233 VTW EWAY 32 96 DSP ORGAN 0159 JAZZ ORGAN 2 17 7 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0234 VTW ROLL IT 33 96 DSP ORGAN 0160 JAZZ ORGAN 3 17 8 Direct DRAWBAR ORGAN 0235 VTW L’OVE 34 96 Direct ORGAN 0161 JAZZ ORGAN 4 17 9 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0236 VTW WHITER 35 96 DSP ORGAN 0162 ELEC.ORGAN 5 16 6 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0237 VTW EXCITED 36 96 DSP ORGAN 0163 ELEC.ORGAN 6 16 7 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0238 VTW INSIDENT 37 96 DSP ORGAN 0164 ELEC.ORGAN 7 16 8 Direct DRAWBAR ORGAN 0239 VTW GR VARI 38 96 DSP ORGAN 0165 ELEC.ORGAN 8 16 9 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0240 VTW BLUES VAR 39 96 DSP ORGAN 0166 ELEC.ORGAN 9 16 10 DSP DRAWBAR ORGAN 0241 VTW REGGAE VAR
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