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Anleitung Roland, modell MK-80

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• 16 Body.............................16 Brightness.........................16 Bender Depth......................16 Modulation........................16 Auto Bend.........................17 2. Changing Effects for Variations........18 Tremolo.......................... 18 Phaser....... - ................... • 18 Chorus • • • ........................19 Equalizer - • • • ■ ...................* • 19 3. Changing the Stretch for a Variation----21 Stretch (Tuning Curve)...............21 4. Changing Performance Controls of Variations.....22 Keyboard Range....................22 Velocity Curve.....................22 Action of the Controllers..............23 Control Pedal......................24 The Write Procedure....................25 5. Use as a MIDI Keyboard 26 Connections..........................26 1. Transmitting Program Changes in real time.....26 2. Changing MIDI channels in real time - ■ - • 27 3. Configuring outgoing MIDI communication; Bulk dumping/saving.....28 Transpose.........................28 Settings for external control ...........28 Bulk Dump Save....................29 4. Configuring outgoing MIDI commu- nication on a per variation basis----30 Action of the Slider Controllers and Control Pedal • ■ 30 Keyboard Range....................32 Transmitted Program Change Number - - - 32 MIDI Transmit Channel..............32 Transmitted Velocity Curve...........32 6. Other Controls 33 1. Temporarily releasing settings for key range made in a variation • • • 33 2. Temporarily stopping transmission of MIDI messages 33 7. Concerning MIDI................34 1. The MIDI message flow ..............34 a. Connections .....................34 b. MIDI Channels...................35 2. MIDI Messages Recognized by the MK-80.....36 8. Troubleshooting 37 9. Types of Data 38 1. Data for which settings are made in common (global memory) ■ ■ 38 2. Data for which settings are made for each variation...........39 Reference Chart : Functions that are assignable to the controllers ■ • 40 3. Preset Variation Setting Chart......... 41 Roland Exclusive Messages ........42 MIDI Implementation Chart..........46 MIDI Implementation ................47 Specifications.......................51 4 PANEL DESCRIPTIONS • USER MEMORY • I Used to change variations. When this button is pressed, the siider controllers act in adjusting the effect of the equalizer. (crP. 13) Also, with!EDfflheld downwhilethisbutton is pressed, you are then able to make changes in settings related to external MIDI devices, respective to each variation. (crp.30) When this button is pressed, the slider controllers act in accord with the senings made for the particular variation, (crp.23) Also, with laxf) held down while this button is pressed, you are then able to make changes in the internal settings for a variation. (crP. 22) When this button is pressed, the slider controllers act in controlling RATE/DEPTH for Tremolo and Phaser. (o-P. 13) Also, if this button was pressed while in Edit mode you are returned to the Play screen. {o-P. 15.26,27) When this button is pressed, the slider con...