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■ ABC: MIDI ABC Mode ON/OFF

Use the [–1] key to turn MIDI ABC off

(“,F”) or the [+1] key to turn it “on”, as

required.

■ LOWr: Lower ABC Zone Limit

■ UPPr: Upper ABC Zone Limit

The “LOWr” and “UPPr” parameters set

the range of notes in which chords played

will be recognized by the QR10 ABC system.

“LOWr” specifies the lowest note, and

“UPPr” specifies the highest note in the

range. The maximum range is from “00” (the

MIDI note number representing C-2) to

“127” (the MIDI note number representing

G8).

When ABC is turned “on”, chords played

within the specified ABC range will be

recognized by the ABC system and the

accompaniment chord will change accord-

ingly during pattern playback or song accompaniment track recording. Chords played within the specified range of an

external MIDI keyboard connected to the QR10 MIDI IN connector are recognized.

IMPORTANT

MIDI ABC will only function when an indicator block is showing next to “CHORD” on the

display.

DETAIL

The UPPr parameter can not be set to a lower number than the LOWr parameter. If you do set

the UPPr parameter lower than the LOWr setting, the LOWr number will automatically be set to the

same number as the UPPr number. The opposite is also true: i.e. the LOWr parameter cannot be set to

a higher number than the UPPr parameter.

DETAIL

When ABC is ON, the QR10 will not sound in the specified ABC zone.

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Contents

Main Bescheinigung des Importeurs PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL SPECIAL MESSAGE SECTION Contents i Precautions Location Power Supply Turn Power OFF When Making Connections Handling and Transport About This Manual 1: QR10 Features & Applications Features Applications 1: QR10 Features & Applications (continued) PATTERN MODE VOICES CHORDS SONG MODE 2: Setting Up: Power & Connections Power Supply Open Battery Compartment Cover 2 3 Setting Up Your System 2: Setting Up: Power & Connections (continued) 123 5 4 Page 3: The QR10 Controls Page Page Play the Demo 1 2 3 4 4: Playing the Patterns & Their Variations 4 5 1 2 Using the Pattern Variations Changing the Tempo Engage the Tempo Change Mode 2 Return to the Pattern Play Mode Changing Chords 1 2 3 Turning Tracks On and Off s 5: More Creative Control Changing Voices 1 2 3 4 5 Voice Sampling 1 2 Select the Voice Number to Record 3 5 6 1 Function. 2 Adjusting the Volume of the Tracks 1 2 3 4 Making Your Patterns Swing 1 2 6: Playing the Preset Songs Selecting & Playing a Song 1 2 3 4 Point at Which It Was Stopped 1 2 1 2 SONG Mode Mode The PHRASE Keys 2 1 Engage the PHRASE SELECT Function 3 Page 7: Recording Original Songs Basic Song Recording 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 Set a Quantize Value If Necessary 5 6 1 Easy CHORD PROGRESSION Recording Record the Required Chord Changes 2 Engage the CHORD PROGRESSION Function 4 The Song Clear & Copy Functions 1 2 3 4 8: Recording Original Patterns Recording the Combination Patterns 1 2 3 Recording the User Patterns 1 2 3 or 4 Pattern Length (Measure) 5 6 7 8 9 8: Recording Original Patterns (continued) The Pattern Clear & Copy Functions 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 and Section 5 9: MIDI Utilities Bulk Dump 9: MIDI Utilities (continued) MIDI Synchronization Mode The QR10 as an ABC Expander 9: MIDI Utilities (continued) Appendix Voice List & Polyphony Information Total Reset Procedure briefly on the display before the normal PATTERN mode display. 1 2 Preset Pattern & Song List Rhythm Voice List Troubleshooting Error Messages Specifications MIDI Data Format 1. Reception Conditions 1-1. Reception Data & Conditions 2) NOTE ON/OFF 3) CONTROL CHANGE 2. Transmission Conditions Page Index ASIA MIDDLE & SOUTH AMERICA EUROPE AFRICA MIDDLE EAST