Yamaha Electone HC-2 and MIDI

The Yamaha Electone HC-2 multi-keyboard is a digital instrument, but it looks like an electronic organ, having two manuals and a pedal. I use it as a stand alone instrument for playing with hands and feet, but also for rendering MIDI sequences, especially J.S. Bach pieces. And, inevitably, for composing (that is: just keying in) prototype MIDI sequences myself, with help of a nice Midi Data Filer (MDF) by Kai Risku and a little Turbo Pascal program (SYX2NUL).

The HC-2 has the following MIDI characteristics upon sending MIDI messages:

MIDI commands can be recognized and are rendered as follows: Most of the HC-2's MIDI commands, however, are System Exclusives.
I use a Registration Form for programming them. Otherwise, they would be hard to remember !

I have exploited the specific possibilities of Yamaha Electone HC-2 in an original composition, called Mama's liedje. It's actually a KARaoke file (written in my mother tongue: Dutch) but eventually you can play it as a MIDi. However ..
This midifile can hardly be used for anything else but a Yamaha Electone, because the null track is abundant with System Exclusive messages, meant for the Automatic accompaniment. There is even a track which consists of nothing but a huge sequence of timing ($F8) messages. In short: don't download this file if you don't have a Yamaha Electone in your living room, because there will be no bass, no drums and playing the file will probably even screw up your sound card! Therefore I decided to render this song as a MP3 file too.