Roland 5 manual LED on, LED Blinking, LED Off

Europa User Guide Configuration options and action functions

	Europa configuration options								Europa action functions
A	B	C	D	E	F	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8

				Mod wheel
				assign
					Pitch bend
				Voice Watch
						assign
			Velocity transmit		Aftertouch assign
		Sysex transmit					Velocity assign
	Continuous Controller Transmit						Dump patch edit to MIDI
Local mode								Dump preset edit to MIDI

Dump ALL to MIDI

Random patch

Figure 6 – Configuration options and action functions (local mode, MIDI continuous controller transmit, and

voice watch enabled in this example) when TAPE is held

Europa configuration options

Europa includes several board-wide configuration options that can be enabled or disabled. They are contained on A through F of the BANK row of buttons.

In Europa’s configuration options context, the LEDs on the A-Fbuttons indicate the following:

LED ON	Option enabled
LED Blinking	Option disabled (but enableable)
LED Off	No option

A lit LED (blinking or steady) can have its setting toggled between enabled (LED on) and disabled (LED blinking) by pressing it.

Local mode (A) – Default: Enabled

Enables or disables playing the internal voices with the local Jupiter 6 keyboard and arpeggiator. Local Mode should not be turned off by an inexperienced user! If the Jupiter 6 is not making sound from the local keyboard, make sure Local Mode is on.

Local Mode has the following effects on the Jupiter 6’s internal voices and incoming MIDI notes. This is described in further detail in the Sources of notes to be played and keyboard/MIDI interaction section.

With local mode enabled, the arpeggiator will play internal voices as well as transmit arpeggiated MIDI notes. Incoming MIDI notes will add to the existing arpeggiated note list, as if played from the local keyboard.

With local mode disabled, the arpeggiator will only transmit MIDI notes and arpeggiate the notes held on the local keyboard. It will not play internal voices. Incoming MIDI notes will instead play Jupiter 6 voices through the voice allocation scheme and bypass the arpeggiator completely. This allows Europa’s arpeggiator to drive external equipment while retaining the ability to use the internal synthesis functions.

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