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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Please consider the following differences: < Changing the sound > When you change the sound of an instrument using velocity, modulation, aftertouch, etc., delicate changes in the sound will appear differently than those of the MT-32. 45 ■ SETTING THE SOUND CANVAS TO THE SOUND ARRANGEMENT OF THE MT-32 < Exclusive messages > The Sound Canvas and the MT-32 cannot exchange exclusive messages. Therefore if exclusive messages of the MT-32 are received by the Sound Canvas, the settings of the latter will not be changed. For example, if the sound data of the MT-32 (exclusive message) is stored to song data, the same data cannot be perfectly reproduced when using the Sound Canvas. < Pan > Pan movement is opposite from an actual MT-32. To rectify this, connect the L/R of the Audio Output jacks conversely. < Maximum simultaneous notes > The MT-32 has a higher number of maximum simultaneous notes (MT-32: 32 tones, Sound Canvas: 24 tones) but the Sound Canvas uses a lower number of voices to create instrument sounds. So in actuality, the Sound Canvas makes better use of note number. Note: When you set the Sound Canvas to the sound arrangement of the MT-32, all prior settings will be lost. ^The maximum number of simultaneous notes will differ depending on the number of voices being used. For more details, refer to P.55. ^When you want to return to the sound arrangement of the Sound Canvas after setting it to the MT-32 arrangement, refer to “Making the Basic GS Format” on the next page. 'Setting the sound arrangement of the MT-32 © © POWER o STANDBY J PART INSTRUMENT Roland 01 I n i t. MT-32 r S'jre? | 1 00 0 : REVERB CHORUS * 40 0 : K SHIFT mum ch ; P1 PHI I---------------.« 1 2 34 S 6 7 6 9 101112 1314 IS 16 SC-155 PART ALL O o MUTE Œ -tevefc- REVERB Œ a INSTRUMENT C© 0 D ED D UUi.....!»]) © INSTRUMENT^], turn the power on. I H i t- M T ~ 3 2 ? S U r e ? ” Will be shown in the display. Press | ALL| to execute. (Press MUTE| to stop the operation) 46 ■ MAKING THE BASIC GS FORMAT a MAKING THE BASIC GS FORMAT When you want to play song data that is conformed to GS format, format the unit to the basic setting of GS format. When you format to the basic setting of GS, all settings of the Sound Canvas will be returned to the factory preset except the system functions (o-p.Ap.-10). • Making the basic GS format © PART INSTRUMENT Roland 01 LEVEL 1 00 REVERB 40 K SHIFT 0 I n i t wr 0 CHORUS 0 MICH CH 01 9 10 It 12 13 U 1516 SC-155 O MUTE CE INSTRUMENT О ( a & UUOLn D D D © While holding INSTRUMENT^, turn the power on. “ I n i t- G S ? S L-J P © ’? ” will be shown in the display. Press [ALLI to execute. (Press MUTE! to stop the operation) Note: Setting the unit to the basic GS format. The above procedure will set the Sound Canvas to the GS format even if the backup switch (orP.48) is on. < GS Reset Switch On/Off > If the Sound Canvas receives a GS Reset message or a General MIDI System On message, it will return to the basic setting of GS format. (A “GS Reset" message is stored to the demo song of the separately sold Sound Brush sequencer.) If you don't want the Sound Canvas making the GS setting when receiving a GS Reset message or a General MIDI System On message, turn the GS Reset switch off (when the factory settings are on.). o MUTE PART INSTRUMENT .©.......©..... uuuy, LEVEL (UJLM UJUM) KEY SHIFT MIDI CH CE D PART INSTRUMENT HLL >Rx 6b Reset" Un 127 0 REVERB CHORUS £•4 4 K SHIFT MIDI CH 0 17 \ 2 3 There is a backup switch contained in the S...