Roland MV-8000 PARTIAL EDIT (LFO) screen

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INSTRUMENTS

PARTIAL EDIT (LFO) screen

Here you can edit the modulation (cyclic change) of

the partial.

To access this screen

•

➜➜➜

INSTRU-

MENTS

Explanation of each area

1.

Pad (Pad number)

Selects the pad number and partial name that you

will edit.

2.

SMT (Sample Mix Table)

Shows the sample usage for the partial you selected

in (1). In the example shown here, the partial uses

SMT1 and 2.

3.

Wave Form

Selects the waveform that the LFO will output.

If you select “Bend Up” or “Bend Down,” you must

set the Key Sync parameter

PARTIAL EDIT (LFO)

screen

(p. 296) to “On.” If this is “Off,” the LFO

effect will not be obtained.

4.

Wave Rate

Specifies the rate (frequency) of the waveform

produced by the LFO.

Range: 0~

102

~127, , , , , , , , ,

, , , , , , , , , , , , ,

5.

Wave Detune (Wave Rate Detune)

This parameter creates slight differences in the LFO

rate (Wave Rate parameter) for each note-on. Higher

settings of this parameter will produce greater

change. If “Rate” is set to “note value,” this

parameter is ignored.

Range:

0

~127

6.

Wave Delay Time

Specifies the time from note-on (note-off) until the

LFO effect will be applied (will continue).

Range:

0

~127

Set this appropriately as described in

To add

modulation to the sound

(p. 57).

7.

Wave Delay KF (Wave Delay Key Follow)

Specifies how the Delay Time parameter will be

adjusted according to the location of the key you play

relative to the C4 key (middle C). Set this parameter

to a positive (+) setting if you want the LFO effect to

apply sooner as you play upward on the keyboard, or

to a negative (-) setting if you want the delay to

become longer as you play upward. Higher settings

will produce more change. If you don't want the

keyboard location to affect the delay until the LFO

effect is applied, set this to “0”.

Range: -63~

0

~+63

Value Explanation

Sine

Sine wave

Triangle Triangle wave

Saw Up Sawtooth wave

Saw Down Sawtooth wave (inverted)

Square Square wave

Random Random wave

Bend Up

The LFO will output a waveform

that rises to the normal level and

stays there

Bend

Down

The LFO will output a waveform

that falls to the normal level and

stays there

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Contents

Main About the Symbols and icons in this manual About the License Agreement Text in square brackets [ ] refers to buttons on the panel of the MV-8000. Copyright Disclaimer of liability CAUTION ATTENTION INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO A RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Page Page IMPORTANT NOTES Additional Precautions Repairs and Data Maintenance Handling the Floppy Disk Drive Handling Hard Disks Handling CD-ROMs Before Using Floppy Disks Important Performance and Image Data Precautions Regarding Setup and Use Copyright Contents Editing a sampled sound .....................................................................47 Parts of the MV-8000 and what they do ..............................................30 Creating a song (Song Recording)......................................................76 Adjusting the balance of your song and mastering it.....................127 Playing your songs.............................................................................113 Creating an audio CD .........................................................................131 Using the MV-8000 with MIDI or V-LINK devices .............................160 Using data of other formats...............................................................150 Project and disk management...........................................................136 System settings for the MV-8000.......................................................178 Common items in all screens ............................................................198 AUDIO PHRASES................................................................................301 INSTRUMENTS....................................................................................265 Page Page Main Features Mastering toolkit for producing music CDs Three effect processors MIDI tracks that can also control external MIDI devices From sampled material to a music CD Page How the MV-8000 is organized Sound generator section Sampler section Basic structure Storage section MFX Multi-effect Effect section Page Units of data and how they are managed More about partials Sample Patches and Partials Audio phrases Patches and Parts Song Project Libraries MIDI Clip library Events Parts of the MV-8000 and what they do Top panel button DISK/USB button MASTERING button AUDIO PHRASES button MULTILEVEL button VELOCITY PADS HOLD button ROLL button Numeric keys LOOP QUICK SET button LOOP ON button AUTO PUNCH button LOCATOR button REC button PLAY button STOP button Rear panel Page Page Sampling Adjust the knobs. Using a sampled sound as an audio phrase or patch Input an audio signal to the input jack. Set the IN slider to 100. Press (Stop). Press (Start). Set the sampling options as follows. Use the F-buttons to select the audio source that you want to sample. Specify the portion of the sample that you want to use as an audio phrase or patch. Sample without losing the sharp attack of a sound Start sampling in synchronization with the audio source input Sample in stereo Convenient options during sampling Making the volume of the samples consistent after recording Automatically divide the sample at silent regions during sampling Sample for a pre-specified length of time Other ways to sample Importing sample data of another format Sampling the sound played by the MV-8000 Applying effects while you sample Importing from an audio CD Press (Select Drive). Use the cursor to select the Audio CD, and press (Select). The options during import Automatically divide the sample at silent regions during import Applying emphasize while you import (Pre Emphasis). Using music data files to create a patch Using the pre-installed patches Editing a sampled sound Press (Use This). Move the cursor to the desired patch. Press (Library). Making instrument settings To allocate a specific amount of polyphony To change the output routing of the patch sound To use effects (delay/chorus, reverb) About maximum polyphony and Voice Reserve example 1 example 2 example 3 Limit the performance data received by a part set the MIDI Filter. Editing a patch To adjust the tone (brightness) of the patch To adjust the pitch of the patch Accessing the Patch Edit screen Managing patches Saving a patch to disk Registration a patch in the library of the Project Loading a patch from the library Loading a patch from the disk Use (up/down) to select the part for which you want to change patches. Naming a patch Copying the settings of a part to a different part Initializing the settings of a part Editing a partial Selecting the partial you want to edit If you want to make more detailed edits, press (LFO). Adjust the Depth parameter. Adjust the Rate parameter. Adjust the value shown below the LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) icon. Set the Velocity Range parameter for each sample. Edit the parameters for each sample. Select a sample and press (Select). Press (SMT). Managing partials If the same partial is assigned to more than one pad Coping a partial Naming a partial Editing a sample Set the End Point parameter. Set the Start Point parameter. (p. 60). Accessing the Sample Edit screen To maximize the level of a sample (Normalize) To change the Loop Mode of a sample To emphasize or reduce the high-frequencies of the sample (Emphasis) To change the length or tempo of a sample (Time Stretch) Truncating a sample used by a partial's SMT (Sample Mix Table) Move the cursor to Truncate and press . Press (Execute). Set the Type parameter to specify how truncate will be executed. Truncating a sample that's used by more than one partial / audio phrase / audio event Managing samples Deleting the sample along with the partial To audition a sample Deleting sample data Deleting the sample along with the audio phrase Deleting a sample that's used by more than one partial / audio phrase / audio event Hold down and press you want to delete the audio phrase. Deleting a sample that's used by more than one partial / audio phrase / audio event Deleting the sample(s) when you delete a patch Assigning an audio phrase to a pad Press (Use This). Select the sample that you want to use as an audio phrase. Press (Sample List). Editing the settings of an audio phrase Set the Loop Point parameter. Set the Start Point parameter. Perform the steps described in To make an audio phrase play in synchronization with the sequencer To adjust the pitch To reverse an audio phrase To audition before and after the current time location (Preview) Processing an audio phrase To copy data To zoom-in/zoom-out the audio phrase waveform display Press (Command). Other ways to edit audio phrases Making pad settings Press the whose playback mode you want to change. Select the sounds played by the pads Playing the pads Changing the volume or pan (stereo position) of a part Press once again. Set the PAD BANKS parameter. Specifying a fixed loudness when you strike the pads Playing a roll Holding the pressed state of a velocity pad Using the pads to play accurate velocity levels Page Creating a song (Song Recording) Make settings for the song. Create a new song Adding tracks for recording data Preparing audio phrases Selecting a patch Make settings for the track(s) you want to add. Selecting a sound to use for recording Recording your pad performance just as you play (Realtime Recording) Set the parameters for realtime recording. Use (up/down) to select the track you want to record. (p. 77). Moving the input location Undoing a recording or editing operation (Undo) Set the Punch In and Punch Out parameters. Press + . Using auto-punch recording Using manual punch-in recording Correcting the note timing while you record (Input Quantize) Selecting the performance data that will be recorded (Recording Filter) Erasing unwanted data while you record (Event Erase) Correcting the timing (Edit Quantize) Page Step recording Inputting notes and rests Note length (Step Time) and the number of ticks Inputting chords If you're not satisfied with the recorded result Directly recording an audio input (Direct Recording) Editing a song Selecting the song that you want to edit With the cursor located in the lower row of icons, press (Load). Selecting a song from a different project With the cursor located in the upper row of icons, press (Select Song). Editing a specific region of performance data (Sequence Edit) Selecting the sequence edit screen Using the PIANO ROLL EDIT screen to edit a MIDI track Using the SEQUENCE EDIT screen to edit Restricting the type of events that will be edited (View Filter) 1. In either the SEQUENCE screen, SEQUENCE EDIT screen, or EVENT LIST screen, Press . 2. Selects View Filter and then press . List of available editing commands Moving sequence data (Move) Copying data and pasting it at another location (Copy & Paste). Copying data Copying data and inserting it at another location (Copy & Insert). Correcting the timing of performance data (Quantize) SELECT SEQUENCE EDIT COMMAND popup Access the (p. 91). Page Page Editing the length of the notes (Change Duration) Moving the performance data backward or forward (Shift Timing) Thinning out the performance data (Data Thin) Transposing notes (Transpose) To lower the bass notes by one octave To exchange a percussion instrument sound Saving a portion of performance data in the library (Copy As MIDI Clip) Deleting tracks Using the EVENT LIST EDIT screen to edit a MIDI track Inserting performance data (Create Event) Types of performance data handled by a MIDI track Erasing performance data (Erase) Copying performance data (Copy) Editing a system exclusive message Changing the tempo or time signature during the song Page Playing your songs Loading the song you want to play Playing a song To switch a song from another project To select a song from the current project Silencing a specific track during playback (Mute) Playing only a specific track (Solo) Changing various track playback settings Use (up/down) to make the track whose settings you will change the current track. Make settings for the Play Quantize parameters. Applying quantization during playback (Play Quantize) Use (up/down) to select the track you want to quantize as the current track. Assigning markers (locate points) within the song Press (Jump). Move the cursor to the locate number (0~9) to which you want to move. Moving to a locate point Press (Set Now). Changing the playback tempo of the song Using the Tap function to set the tempo Using effects Press (FX On/Off). Switching the effects on/off Selecting an effect Selecting an effect from the effect library Editing the effect parameters Editing separate blocks of an MFX Storing the current effect settings in the library Effect routing Here's how to change the MFX routing Changing the routing Routing examples Applying MFX to an instrument or audio phrase Sampling through MFX Outputting the sound of the entire MV-8000 in lo-fi audio Adjusting the balance of your song and mastering it Turn the VALUE dial or use / to adjust the value. Use to move the cursor to the Level of the part you want to adjust. part Combining a song into two tracks (Mixdown) To stop the mixdown, press . Play back or record (mixdown) the song. Turn to MAX. Using the Mastering Tool Kit to finish your song (Mastering) Press (MTK Library). Using the Mastering Tool Kit To stop mastering, press . Creating an audio CD Cautions for CD-R/RW disc handling Cautions when using the CD-R/RW drive Using the CD-R/RW drive Recommended discs Turn off the power of the MV-8000. If the disc tray fails to open Push the disc tray all the way in. Align the hold of the disc with the round retainer in the center of the CD-R/RW drive. Writing the mastered data to CD Before you create an audio CD When you're finished making settings in the cue list, press (Write CD). Playing an audio CD Inserting a disc Insert the audio CD into the CD-R/RW drive as described in Project and disk management If the display indicates This project is too large. Extend memory. Managing projects Loading a project Naming a project Protecting a project Deleting a project Saving a project press Saving a project with a different name Creating a new project When you have finished inputting a name, press (OK). Deleting unused portions of a sample (Optimize) Backing up a project to a CD-R/RW disc Restoring a project from a CD-R/RW disc Folder structure Managing files (File Utility) Changing the current drive for file operations Accessing the File Utility screen Basic file utility operations Press (right). Move the cursor to the folder whose contents you want to view. Changing the current folder Creating a folder Renaming a folder or file Copying a file or a folder Select the copy-destination folder, and press (Execute). Choose Copy and press (Select). Move the cursor to the file that you want to copy. Moving a file to another location (Move) Select the move-destination folder and press (Execute). Choose Move and press (Select). Use the cursor to select the file that you want to move. Deleting a folder or file Choose Delete and press (Select). Use the cursor to select the folder or file that you want to delete. Disk management To access the Disk Utility screen Naming a disk Formatting a disk Using data of other formats Importing data from your computer via Press (Connect). Use a USB cable to connect the MV-8000 and your computer. To start communication with your computer Copying files from your computer to the MV-8000 Windows XP Windows Me/2000 Mac OS 9.0.4 or later, Mac OS X (10.2 or later) Backing up a project from the MV-8000 to your computer Using your computer to delete unwanted files saved on the MV-8000 To stop communication with your computer Press (Disconnect). Perform the following steps on your computer. Using WAV/AIFF audio files Types of audio file that you can import Move the cursor to the audio file that you want to import. Using data from other models Move the cursor to the music data file you want to import. Importing Roland S-700 series or Akai MPC2000 (XL) sample data Importing Roland S-700 series patch data Press (Set). Move the cursor to the S-700 series patch data that you want to import. Move the cursor to the PATCH folder and then press (right). Converting an SMF to a song Move the cursor to the SMF data that you want to import. Press (Song). Using MV-8000 data on other devices Selecting the audio phrase you want to convert Selecting the sample you want to convert Using a sample or audio phrase on your computer Select the folder in which you want to save the converted data. Using the MV-8000 with MIDI or V-LINK devices Playing a connected external sound module Recording your playing from a MIDI keyboard Using MIDI devices Using the sliders to control an external MIDI sound module (Assignable Sliders) Changing the control change messages that are transmitted Using MMC to control the MV-8000's sequencer from an external device Transmitting MMC to control an external sequencer Using the MV-8000 in Multitimbre Sampler Mode Playing the MV-8000 from an externally-connected sequencer Recording your velocity pad performance on an externally-connected sequencer Performance Data Flow and Limitations in Multi Timbre Sampler Mode Transmit performance data from the velocity pads as MIDI messages Operate as a multi-timbral sound module When Off (normal) Synchronizing the MV-8000 with a connected external sequencer Press the MV-8000's PLAY. Specify the synchronization reference signal. Synchronizing with an external device Monitoring the MIDI connection status Set the Tx Active Sensing parameter. Using V-LINK devices Press once again. For example... Switching V-LINK on/off Example connections Making V-LINK settings V-LINK Function chart Specify the MIDI transmit channel and other parameters as desired. Using the MV8-OP1 (Audio I/O Expansion) to connect external devices You can't do the following If the MV8-OP1 is installed Inputting audio via a digital connection (coaxial/optical) Transferring digital audio via R-BUS Set the Input Select parameter to R-BUS. Caution when connecting an R-BUS device Inputting digital audio into R-BUS Outputting digital audio from R-BUS or analog multi-output Set the Output parameter to MLT1~8 or M1/2~7/8. Using R-BUS and DIF-AT24 to add a MIDI output Set the Output MIDI parameter. Power-on the MV-8000. Connect the DIF-AT24 (sold separately) to the R-BUS connector. Connections and settings for R-BUS devices Connecting an RPC-1 Connecting a VS-2480CD/2400CD Connecting a VM-7000/C7000 series device Remote control using MMC Transferring audio Required equipment Settings for each device System settings for the MV-8000 Specifying the digital output source Setting the audition time (Preview Length) Setting the basic pitch (Master Tune) Settings for the entire MV-8000 (Global) Specifying the word clock master for an R-BUS connection Outputting a copy-protected digital audio signal About word clock and digital connections Settings for the MV-8000's controllers Adjusting the sensitivity of the velocity pads (Pad / Panel) Accessing the Pad/Panel screen Changing the operation of the Shift button Using aftertouch Reducing unwanted triggering of the velocity pads Changing how the sliders and knobs operate Using a foot switch Checking the system status of the MV-8000 Viewing the system information Testing the installed memory (Memory Diagnosis) Resetting the MV-8000's parameters to the factory settings Adding options Expanding the memory Precautions for expanding memory Exchanging the memory (removing and installing) Installing the MV8-OP1 Precautions for expanding option MV8-OP1 installation procedure Installing the MV8-VGA (VGA/Mouse Expansion) Precautions for expanding option MV8-VGA installation procedure Ajout doptions Expansion de la mmoire Precautions concernant lextension de la mmoire Echange de la mmoire (retrait et installation) Installation de la MV8-OP1 Precautions concernant lextension de la options Procdure dinstallation Installation de la MV8-VGA (Carte de souris/sortie VGA) Precautions concernant lextension de la options Procdure dinstallation Page Page EDIT NAME popup Page SELECT CATEGORY popup PAD BANKS popup SELECT DRIVE popup MENU/COMMAND popup SEQUENCE SEQUENCE screen Here you can perform sequencer-related operations. Page Page TRACK PARAMETER (MIDI) popup Page TRACK PARAMETER (AUDIO) popup RECORDING PARAMETER (MIDI) popup Page RECORDING FILTER popup RECORDING PARAMETER (AUDIO) popup METRONOME popup EVENT LIST EDIT screen CREATE EVENT popup PASTE EVENT popup If the Sequence memory full message appears EDIT SYS-EX popup AUDIO EVENT PARAMETER popup PIANO ROLL EDIT screen SEQUENCE EDIT screen Page SELECT PIANO ROLL EDIT COMMAND popup SELECT SEQUENCE EDIT COMMAND popup COPY&PASTE popup MOVE popup COPY&INSERT popup Page Page CHANGE VELOCITY popup CHANGE DURATION popup SHIFT TIMING popup DATA THIN popup TRANSPOSE popup COPY AS MIDI CLIP popup COPY AS AUDIO PHRASE popup MIDI CLIP LIBRARY popup PASTE MIDI CLIP popup LOOP popup AUTO PUNCH popup TRACK LIST (Output) screen TRACK LIST (Play Quantize) screen TEMPO TRACK screen VIEW FILTER popup ADD MIDI TRACKS popup ADD AUDIO TRACKS popup DELETE TRACKS popup MARKER popup Page LOCATOR popup LOCATOR EDIT popup JUMP popup EVENT ERASE popup STEP REC (MIDI) screen STEP REC (AUDIO) screen SONG SETUP If the cursor is in the lower line If the cursor is in the upper line SONG SETUP MENU screen SONG PARAMETER screen EDIT COMMENT popup SYNC screen CREATE NEW SONG screen Page SELECT SONG screen DELETE SONG screen If the display asks Delete song #### Are you sure? COPY AS NEW SONG popup INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTS screen Here you can make instrument-related settings. Page MIDI FILTER screen PATCH LIBRARY screen PATCH EDIT screen Page PATCH EDIT (CONTROL) screen Patch parameters controlled when control data is received PATCH EDIT (SPLIT) screen PATCH EDIT (SOLO/PORTAMENTO) screen Page PARTIAL EDIT screen Page Page SAMPLE EDIT screen Page SAMPLE LIST popup SAMPLE PARAMETER popup SELECT SAMPLE EDIT COMMAND popup EMPHASIS screen TIME STRETCH screen TRUNCATE screen SAVE SAMPLE AS WAV/SAVE SAMPLE AS AIFF screen Page PARTIAL EDIT (SMT) screen Page PARTIAL EDIT (FILTER) screen Page Page PARTIAL EDIT (AMPLIFIER) screen Page PARTIAL EDIT (LFO) screen Page LOAD PATCH screen SAVE PATCH screen COPY PART popup AUDIO PHRASES AUDIO PHRASES (PAD) screen Here you can manage audio phrases. AUDIO PHRASES (LIST) screen AUDIO PHRASE EDIT screen Page CHOP popup AUTO CHOP popup QUICK ASSIGN (CHOP) popup PROJECT PROJECT MENU screen Here you can manage projects and make project settings. When the cursor is in the lower row Page PROJECT OPTIMIZE popup SAVE PROJECT popup SAVE AS NEW PROJECT popup If the display indicates That name already exists CREATE NEW PROJECT screen If the display asks Save Current? LOAD PROJECT screen DELETE PROJECT screen If the display asks Delete Project. Are you sure? BACKUP PROJECT TO CD screen If the display indicates Insert blank CD-R/RW RECOVER PROJECT FROM CD popup If the display indicates That name already exists SYSTEM SYSTEM MENU screen Here you can make system settings for the MV-8000. GLOBAL screen PAD screen PANEL screen Page MIDI screen V-LINK screen SYSTEM INFORMATION screen Page ASSIGNABLE SLIDER screen DISK/USB DISK/USB MENU screen Here you can make settings for the MV-8000's disk and for USB. FILE UTILITY screen Page SELECT FILE COMMAND menu SELECT DESTINATION FOLDER popup DISK UTILITY screen Explanation of each screen FORMAT popup USB screen Macintosh Windows Me/2000/XP Before you stop communication CD PLAYER screen MASTERING In recording... When Mixdown mode is On... MASTERING MENU screen SEQUENCE (Mixdown mode) screen SELECT MASTERING SOURCE / SELECT AUDIO FILE popup LISTEN AUDIO FILE popup MASTERING screen Page MASTERING TOOL KIT LIBRARY popup MASTERING TOOL KIT EDIT screen Explanation of each area (EQ) Explanation of each area (B-Cut) Explanation of each area (Enhancer) Explanation of each area (Input) Explanation of each area (Expander) Explanation of each area (Compressor) Explanation of each area (Mixer) Explanation of each area (Limiter) Explanation of each area (Output) CUE SHEET screen GAP TIME popup AUDIO FILE LIST screen If the display asks Delete File. Are you sure? SAMPLING SAMPLING MENU screen Here you can sample various types of audio sources. SAMPLING / RE-SAMPLING screen When Start Trigger = Level/Play/Pad When Start Trigger=Manual, or during sampling SAMPLING RESULT (AUDIO PHRASE/PATCH) popup Page SAMPLING RESULT (SAMPLE) popup QUICK ASSIGN (AUDIO PHRASE) screen QUICK ASSIGN (AUDIO PHRASE:DIVIDE) screen QUICK ASSIGN (PATCH) screen Page QUICK ASSIGN (PATCH:DIVIDE) screen IMPORT IMPORT MENU screen Here you can load various types of music data file from the hard disk and use them on the MV-8000. IMPORT screen Page Page IMPORT OPTIONS popup QUICK ASSIGN (PATCH:S-700 PARTIAL) screen ASSIGN TO PART / LIBRARY popup EFFECTS EFFECTS screen Here you can make settings for the built-in MFX (multi-effect), delay/chorus, and reverb. Page EFFECT LIBRARY popup (MFX/DlyCho/Reverb) EFFECTS EDIT screen Page KNOB ASSIGN popup MIXER MIXER (AUDIO TRACK) screen Here you can adjust the volume and panning of the sound. MIXER (INSTRUMENT PART) screen MIXER (AUX / FX / AUDIO PHRASE / INPUT) screen Page Page Page About MIDI MIDI Implementation Chart Exclusive messages: Control Change messages: Troubleshooting When I press a pad, the sound does not stop sounding. The sound is interrupted. Pitch is incorrect. Issues Related to Effects Issues Related to Sequencer Issues Related to MIDI and External Devices Issues Related to Sampling Exclusive messages are not received. No Sound from connected MIDI device. External input sound cannot be heard/volume is too low Mic sound is not output/is too weak Data is not saved correctly. Sampled sound contains excessive noise or distortion Cant record a sample Error message list Error message list Glossary IDE Frame Formants Page Shortcut keys Preset patches and Algorithm list Pre installed patch list HORNS folder (/PATCHES/HORNS) BASS folder (/PATCHES/BASS) KEY folder (/PATCHES/KEY) STRINGS folder (/PATCHES/STRINGS) SYNTH folder (/PATCHES/SYNTH) VOX_FX folder (/PATCHES/VOX_FX) Before you use the pre-installed patches Effect preset patch list MFX preset library Delay/Chorus preset library Reverb preset Library Mastering Tool Kit preset library Algorithm list Effect Block LPF Filter Isolatr (3-band isolator) Boost (Low booster) 02 Center Canceler EQ (3-band equalizer) Cancel (Center canceler) Page Page NS (Noise suppressor) 04 Reverb & Gate Reverb Gate 05 Tape Echo 201 Echo (Tape Echo) 06 EZ DELAY Delay (EZ Delay) Page 07 Delay RSS Delay (Delay RSS) For Stereo Speakers 08 Analog Delay & Chorus Chorus (Virtual analog chorus) Delay (Virtual analog delay) Page 09 Digital Chorus Chorus (Stereo digital chorus) 10 4 Button Chorus 320 Chorus (Virtual SDD-320) 11 Vintage Flanger 325 Flanger (Vintage flanger) 12 2x BOSS Flanger Flanger (Stereo flanger) 13 Stereo Pitch Shifter Pitch (Stereo pitch shifter) 14 80s Phaser 8 stage Phaser (Stereo phaser) 15 Stereo Auto Wah Wah (Stereo auto wah) 16 Stereo Distortion Distort (Stereo distortion) Page 18 Radio Modeling Radio (AM radio modeling) 19 Lo-Fi Processor BitRate (Bit/Rate down) 20 Guitar Multi Wah (Auto Wah) Comp (Compressor/Sustainer) Drive GtrAmp (Guitar amp modeling) Delay ChoFln (Chorus/Flanger) Page 21 Vocal Multi Pitch (Pitch shifter) LimDes (Limiter/De-Esser) Chorus 22 Voice Transformer V.Trns (Voice transformer) 23 Mic Modeling Mic (Mic modeling) Link Lmt (Mic modeling limiter) 24 10 Band Vocoder Vocodr (Vocoder) Delay (Stereo delay) Dly/Cho (Delay/Chorus) effect Delay Chorus Reverb effect Reverb MIDI Implementation Program Change Control Change Polyphonic Key Pressure Note on 2. Data Transmission System Realtime Message Channel Mode Messages Active Sensing POLY (Controller number 127) Channel Mode Messages System Exclusive Messages Channel Mode messages 3.1 Messages recorded during recording 3. Data reception (Sequencer Section) MIDI Machine Control (MMC) System Exclusive Message Stop Continue ECS05_manual_e.book 444 F1H mmH (= 0nnndddd) FCH FBH FAH ECS05_manual_e.book 445 How to calculate checksum (Hexadecimal number is shown with H.) 5. Appendices Decimal and Hexadecimal table (Hexadecimal number is shown with H.) Example of system exclusive message and Checksum calculation MIDI Machine Control (MMC) Command, Information Field/Response Reference Basic channel: Mode: Note number: Velocity: Aftertouch Pitch bend Control change Program change System exclusive common: Real time: Aux message: Notes Basic Channel: Mode: Note number: Velocity: Aftertouch Pitch bend Control change Program change System Exclusive common: System real time: Aux messages: Notes Specifications Sampler Section Sequencer Section Others Page Index Numerics B A D F E G M L K N O P Q S R T W V U Information As of December 10, 2005 (ROLAND) EGYPT REUNION SOUTH AFRICA IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS About the Symbols and icons in this manual Disclaimer of liability Owners Manual Owners Manual