KETRON SD1 User manual

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INDEX
Ketron SD1: a new wonderful musical adventure is about to begin!
Connections
Control panel and pus button functions
Parameter management
Having fun wit t e SD1! A guide on ow to start playing and aving fun rig t away
Voice and User Voice
Programs and One Touc
Sound Load
Te Sampler
Drawbars
Drum Set
Arranger
Style & Sound
RAM Styles and Flas RAM
Pattern Edit
Power On Set Up
Song Play, Midifiles and Karaoke
Video Out and Karaoke
Recording a Midi file
.KAR Midi files and .TXT files
Using t e microp one
Vocalizer
Effects
On Line Effects and Rotor effect menus
Registration
Utility
MIDI Accordions
Midi
Using a MIDI pedal
Demo & Hit
Disk
Up-dating and Resetting t e SD1
Sequencer
Tutorial
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Ketron SD1: a new wonderful musical adventure
is about to begin!
Congratulations or having purchased the new Ketron SD1 electronic keyboard. It has taken us two years o painstaking research and program-
ming to o er you improved and more natural timbres, modern and musical arrangements and new reproduction unctions or MIDI iles, sam-
ples, text iles and General MIDI iles.
I you are already amiliar with Ketron X1 then you will have no problem in using the SD1. I you are new to the world o Ketron and electronic
keyboards then we advise you to read the “Having un with the SD1!” section.
Then again i you are experienced musicians and programmers and you’re interested in the real nitty-gritty then the speci ic sections or each
operational environment is what you’re looking or!
Finally whatever category o skill you belong to we recommend that you read the irst ew pages o this manual. They provide a description o
the operational control panel, the connections and the navigation principles among the parameters that are valid or all parts o this manual.
We hope you have lots o un with Ketron SD1!
THE NEW FEATURES OF THE SD1
Whereas many electronic keyboards are becoming real workstations, with ever-complicated unctions and o ten not within everyone’s reach,
our SD1 keyboard has been thought up as an instrument capable o enhancing the musician’s skill in the centre o the show. Our desire is that
o o ering the SD1 as a simple yet potential instrument that hides endless possibilities or the musician who loves playing, entertaining and
interacting with the musical instrument. You can o course use the SD1 just to reproduce iles but you would be missing out on much o our
research carried out worldwide!
Some aspects o the SD1 are similar to many other pro essional electronic keyboards:
●Polyphony with 64 notes.
●Hundreds o styles.
●Hundreds o timbres.
●A sophisticated arranger.
●Reproduction o Midi iles.
●Display o the words o a Midi ile also on the monitor.
●A timbre editor.
●General MIDI and Standard MIDI File compatibility.
●A sequencer with sixteen tracks.
●A style editor.
Other aspects on the other hand are more unique, o ten o ered as optionals, but in the SD1 they are given standard:
●A Vocalizer or harmonizing the voice.
●A hard disk o six Gigabytes.
●A double MIDI input.
●Two audio inputs or microphones.
●A sampler o sixteen MB’s with wave graph editing.
●A hal -weighted keyboard with 76 keys.
●Four audio outputs.
●Compatibility with audio .WAV iles.
●A Flash RAM or loading new samples.
●The use o Styles directly rom the disk.
Last but not least the SD1 has some potentials that you have never seen or heard o in other electronic keyboards as they are an exclusive o
Ketron SD1:
●The use o audio .WAV iles in real time with a Midi ile linked with the transposition and change o the tempo thanks to a proprietary algo-
rithm that does not alter the timbre or compatible intervals.
●The sampled grooves, processed and entered in the Styles to provide that certain musical realism that is impossible to achieve with a sim-
ple drum kit.
●The Mutes o the individual instruments o a sampled groove.
●Two drum tracks or each style.
●The possibility to display a text ile (.TXT) while using the Arranger to do away with awkward packs o song sheets and booklets.
●The complete automation o all loading procedures via the Registrations that can load or example the words, the audio iles and the Midi
ile o a song all in one go.
●Management o the hard disk via a serial port on a separate PC to organise your own back-up copies and to view all the iles on a larger
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●The possibility to immediately call up any Midi ile stored in a dedicated older.
●The simpli ied management o the hard disk thanks to the new Master Folder concept.
●A menu especially studied or MIDI accordions.
●A new pro essional look (but this has already been invented!).
Not bad eh? I you are impressed with these eatures then you could have probably purchased the SD1 just looking at a catalogue. What we and
all o our customers too are really proud o are not just the speci ications and the new unctions, which are certainly one step ahead o the cur-
rent standard, but o how the SD1 sounds! We are proud o the new acoustic piano sample, the acoustic timbres that have never been so warm
and realistic, the 48 MB’s o Wave tables o which many are rather envious as they are so natural, the grooves rom which so much rhythm is
elt that it’s impossible to keep your eet still while listening to them.
Be ore we even started to design the SD1 we thought o the sounds and the styles, which had to be the best ever. We are convinced that we
have managed per ection!
Lots o un rom Ketron!

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Connections
The SD1 is supplied standard with all the audio and MIDI connections required and also or the pedals needed or its optimum use. The only
options are the video inter ace and the two pedals. Below are the connections, rom the le t to the right o the panel:
MICRO 1: Audio input or microphones on balanced XLR connection. It is pre erable to use this input or the main microphone or two major
reasons: the balanced connection is more silent and less subject to environmental inter erence. The signal made available by this input can be
processed by the Vocalizer built in the SD1.
MICRO 2: Audio mono Jack input 1/4’ unbalanced or auxiliary microphones. The Micro 2 signal cannot be processed by the Vocalizer built
in the SD1, but only by the overall e ects.
MICRO GAIN: This controls the gain o the Audio microphone inputs.
PHONES: This is used to connect a stereo headphone. Micro 2 Output Monophonic audio output 1/4’ o the input signal o Micro 2, that
is not processed by the built-in e ects as Reverb and chorus..
MICRO 2 OUTPUT: Monophonic audio output 1/4’ o the input signal o Micro 1 no processed by the Vocalizer internal e ects as Reverb and chorus.
MICRO 1 OUTPUT: Monophonic audio output 1/4’ o the input signal o Micro 1 processed by the Vocalizer but not by the internal e ects
as Reverb and chorus.
OUTPUT LEFT/MONO 1, RIGHT 2, 3, 4: Monophonic audio outputs 1/4’ o which Le t can work as overall monophonic output or the
whole instrument. When the Le t and Right outputs are used the SD1 works in stereo. Outputs 3 and 4, again monophonic, can be used or par-
ticular instrumental sections o the keyboard so that they can be controlled by a separate mixer or processor with separate e ects.
PEDAL FOOTSWITCH: This is a multipolar socket used to connect optional pedals with six or thirteen swit-
ches, to control many unctions including automatic accompaniment unctions.
SUSTAIN PEDAL: This is the socket or the Sustain On/O type pedal.
VOLUME PEDAL: This is the socket or the continuous Volume control pedal. It is advisable to use pedals produced by Ketron to avoid
dangerous short circuits or abnormal conditions in general.
MIDI In (GM): Midi Input Port used just to control the General MIDI timbre generator o the SD1 with sixteen MIDI parts.
MIDI In 2 (Keyboard): MIDI port with which each SD1 section is controlled rom a separate keyboard or rom an accordion with MIDI inter ace.
MIDI Out: MIDI port used to send the data generated by the SD1, both or automatic accompaniment and lead part.
MIDI T ru: MIDI port that sends the replication o all received data only rom the MIDI IN 1 input.
COMPUTER INTERFACE: The SD1 can be directly connected to a PC or to a Mac via this port, thus acting as MIDI inter ace to all e ects.
VIDEO INTERFACE: This optional device is used to display the words o a Midi ile and other in ormation given by the musician on a
monitor or the audience.
MAIN SWITCH: This push button turns the SD1 on.
AC: Pit or the power supply cable.
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FURTHER ELEMENTS OF THE SD1
HARD DISK
The 6 GB hard disk supplied standard in each SD1 has been chosen to ensure rapidity and long li e.
DISK DRIVE
Supplied standard, it is used to read and write 720 KB and 1.4 MB loppy disks in DOS ormat. Floppy disks ormatted on any PC can also be used.
MODULATION WHEEL
This wheel is used to control the timbre modulation (generally created with the use o an LFO on the pitch or on the amplitude) but, with the
Rotor e ect enabled, it can also control the Rotor speed variation rom low to high.
PITCH BEND WHEEL
This is used to change the pitch to higher or lower on the timbre o the Right section.
AFTERTOUCH
Once a key has been pressed normally right down, a short section o the stroke o the key can be used, which can be elt by pressing urther,
to control the addition o some e ects such as Vibrato or Pitch bend. Thus it is simple to control the di erent timbre tones. The A tertouch
version installed in the SD1 is the monphonic one, namely the e ect produced is valid or all the keys pressed at that time.
VELOCITY
The key dynamics is used to control some timbre parameters such as the volume o the note or the ilter.
GENERAL VOLUME
The volume cursor seen on the ront panel controls the general volume o the audio outputs Le t & Right o the whole keyboard, including the
microphone signals. The cursor does not send a Volume signal to the MIDI Out port.

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Control panel and pus button functions
The control panel is divided into sections according to the group o unctions related to the push buttons. From le t to right you will see the ollowing:
VOLUME Two rows o six push buttons that are used to control the general volume or the Drums, Bass, Chords, Orchestral, Lower and Right sec-
tions. The volume can be immediately muted by pressing the right-hand and le t-hand VOLUME push buttons o one section together
at the same time. To restore the volume set prior to muting simply press one o the two VOLUME push buttons o the section once.
HOW TO MODIFY THE VOLUME OF THE RIGHT LEAD
To raise the volume, hold the right-hand RIGHT VOLUME push button down. To lower the volume, use the le t-hand push button.
To Mute the volume press the two RIGHT VOLUME push buttons together at the same time.
To restore the previous volume set press a RIGHT VOLUME push button.
PUSH BUTTONS ON THE LEFT-HAND SIDE OF THE CONTROL PANEL
There are eight push buttons on the le t-hand side o the control panel. All o these are provided with a LED which, when lit, points out that the
push button is enabled. They are used to gain access to menus controlling crucial unctions.
SONG RECORD This enables the sequencer in registration mode and makes it possible to record everything played on the SD1, rom the sty-
les to calling up the Voices.
SONG PLAY This enables the sequencer in reproduction mode. It is also used to call up Midi ile chains, to display the words and to tran-
spose the whole Midi ile.
PATTERN EDIT This is used to call up the menus or programming and modi ying the style.
SEQUENCER This is used to gain access to a complete sequencer with various editing unctions.
MASTER FOLDER When the LED is lit the hard disk utilises the Master Folder unction to simpli y and automate the reading and writing o any type o ile.
SINGLE REGISTR. When the LED is lit the single Registrations stored on hard or loppy disk are called up.
SAMPLER MPS This is used to call up the menus and the unctions o the built-in sampler with relative editing unctions.
DISK This is used to gain access to the management unctions both on loppy disk and built-in hard disk. When the DISK LED is lit
the PAGE + and PAGE – push buttons can be used to select the hard disk or the loppy disk.
SPLIT This enables the choice o the split point o the keyboard that splits the lead section (Right) on the right rom that dedicated
to the Arranger and to the manual accompaniment parts (Lower and Manual Bass) to its le t. To establish the split point, hold
the SPLIT push button down and play the note on the keyboard that represents the split point. The de ault split point is set
as note C3. To play the timbre o the lead over the whole keyboard press the SPLIT push button and the last key o the key-
board at the le t end (E0)
ROTOR When the LED is lit it enables the Leslie “ e ect dedicated to the electro-magnetic organs or the typical Hammond sounds!
BLOCK/LIST RAM STYLE This is used to instantaneously display the list o styles stored on hard disk rom which one or a number o styles can
be loaded in RAM. The push button can be enabled only i the MASTER FOLDER push button LED is already lit.
Volume buttons Voice buttons to select t e sounds
Selection buttons Style buttons to select t e different styles
Buttons for style variation
Function buttons: t e functions vary according
to t e displayed window

SINGLE RAM STYLE When the LED is lit it is used to directly enter the number o the style stored on disk and to be immediately loaded in RAM.
CUSTOM STYLE This is used to select a style rom the internal memory. CUSTOM STYLE is disabled as soon as SINGLE is pressed to
load styles in volatile RAM rom disk, in all the other cases the LED is always lit as de ault setting.
SELECTION, DATA ENTRY AND CONFIRMATION PUSH BUTTONS
These are used to explore the display, together with the unction push buttons, to enter parameters and to con irm a procedure or otherwise.
PAGE + PAGE - When the display shows that there are more pages ollowing the irst one (as or Voice and Style), the PAGE + push but-
ton is used to move one page orwards and PAGE – to go back a page. The PAGE + and PAGE – push buttons, with the
LED o the DISK push button lit, are used to select the hard disk rather than the disk drive. In these cases, to move onto
the ollowing pages o a directory, the musician must use the CURSOR +/- push buttons. In the main page the PAGE +
and PAGE – push buttons directly control the Tempo value o the Arranger.
CURSOR +, CURSOR - When there are a number o parameters to be modi ied within a menu or the unction push buttons do not directly rela-
te to a parameter (as in the case o the parameters situated in the middle o the display), these push buttons are used
to move between the parameters to select that to be modi ied. In the Disk environment the CURSOR +/- push buttons
are used to select ollowing groups o iles that are not shown on the display. The presence o ollowing or previous
pages to that in use is pointed out by symbols or seen under or above the group o iles displayed. In the main
page the CURSOR + and CURSOR – push buttons are used to Transpose all the SD1 musical sections in steps o one
semitone. To reset the transposition, simply press the two push buttons together at the same time.
VALUE +, VALUE - These are used to change the value o a parameter selected. The initial value o the parameter is reset by pressing the
VALUE + and VALUE – push buttons together at the same time, even a ter the parameter has been modi ied. On the
main page the VALUE buttons allow you to balance the Arranger and Lead volumes.
SAVE/ENTER This is used to store and save on disk at the end o some modi ication procedures.
EXIT This push button is pressed once to return to the main page o the display. EXIT is disabled in the menus dedicated to
the Sequencer and Song Play where the SEQUENCER or SONG PLAY push buttons are to be pressed again to return to
the main page o the display.
The twelve STYLE push buttons are used to enter the number o a older or ile while managing the hard disk or modi ying parameters, where
they take over the unction o a numeric keypad.
THE DISPLAY, THE MAIN PAGE AND THE FUNCTION PUSH BUTTONS
Fig. 1 illustrates the main page o the display rom which access is gained to the programming unctions using the unction keys at the side o
the display together with the dedicated push buttons. Based on the unctions called up the display changes the parameters and enables their
selection thanks to the push buttons at the side o the display (or unction keys rom F1 to F10, called so as they have a di erent unction
depending on the page displayed). There ore simply press the unction push button that indicates the parameter to enable or select the same
parameter. When the parameters are situated in the middle o the display then they are selected using the CURSOR + and CURSOR – push but-
tons. While you will ind detailed descriptions o the modi ication pages urther on, below is a description o the single parameters that are
displayed.
Number, name and volume o the style: This indicates the name and number o the style currently in use. Use the STYLE push buttons to call
up another one. To modi y the volume press the VALUE + and VALUE – push buttons, which in this page are used as Balance.
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Style number and name
Style volume
Split note
Transpositon
Selected timbre
Timbre volume
Second Voice
Played c ord
Rig t and volume
Style tempo
Left and volume
Accompaniment sections volumes

TTiimmbbrree sseelleecctteedd aanndd vvoolluummee::To change the timbre in use on the Right lead section use the VOICES push buttons relative to the single group
or the USER VOICES push button. The pair o RIGHT VOLUME push buttons are used to modi y the volume o the timbre.
Second Voices: This indicates a second timbre to be overlapped on the Right lead section. It is entered using the 2ND VOICE push button.
SSpplliitt ppooiinntt aanndd ttrraannssppoossee: This indicates the note to the right o which the lead or Right section dedicated to the right hand plays. To the le t
on the other hand the part o keyboard used to acknowledge the chords or the arranger and or the notes to be played in the Lower section
with the le t hand are situated. The modi ication is achieved using the SPLIT push button as already described previously. Transp. This indi-
cates the transpose semitones that can be modi ied using the CURSOR + and CURSOR - push buttons. When a double dash is displayed trans-
position is not present.
TTeemmppoo aanndd bbeeaatt oo tthhee ssttyyllee::This indicates the current Tempo o the Arranger. Use the PAGE + and PAGE – push buttons to modi y it. The beat
indicator is used to avoid visually loosing the rhythm o the style being played.
CChhoorrdd::This indicates the chord currently being played. To change it play another chord on the part o keyboard to the le t o the Split point.
Volume cursors o the main sections o the keyboard These graphically display, with absolute value, the state o the volume o the Drums, Bass,
Chord, Orchestral, Lower and Right sections, the value o which can be directly modi ied using the pair o VOLUME push buttons.
To modi y the display contrast turn the CONTRAST wheel on the control panel.
A set o unctions corresponds to each unction push button F1/F10, in the main page o the display, which can be directly accessed by press-
ing the relative push button.
F1 GM: This selects the menu with the parameters relative to the single MIDI parts o the sixteen o ered by the standard General MIDI.
F2 EFFECT: This is used to rapidly modi y the Reverbs and to enable the modulation e ects and also to access the single parameters o the
single e ects.
F3 UTILITY: This controls the overall parameters o the keyboard and the physical controllers.
F4 ARRANGE MODE: This is used to gain access to the parameters dedicated to the Arranger when playing live.
F5 ARRANGE VIEW: Four menu pages o er the possibility to re-program the timbres, volumes and e ects o each single section o the Arranger.
F6 MIDI: Via the sub-menus access is gained to the programming o MIDI events even in transmission and reception mode and to the assign-
ment unction o the MIDI channels to each single section o the keyboard.
F7 EDIT VOICE/DRAWBARS: This is used to modi y the main parameters relating to the timbre such as the envelope, the ilter and the modula-
tions. When the LED o the DRAWBAR push button is lit, access can be gained to the programming unction and display o the single Draw
bars to create new organ sounds by pressing the EDIT VOICE/DRAWBARS push button rom the main page o the display.
F8 EDIT PROGRAM: This is used to program or modi y the parameters relative to the our timbres that can be used at the same time or the
lead section.
F9 EDIT DRUM: For the drum tracks and not only. This group o unctions is dedicated to the programming o a complete drum kit, o which
up to two samples can be indicated or each key o the keyboard.
F10 MICRO EDIT: This is related to the use o microphones and to the two relative inputs with the possibility to modi y the volume and the entity
o the various e ects (Send).
THE PUSH BUTTONS AND THE CHOICE OF THE STYLES
Twelve push buttons are used to call up just as many groups o styles directly rom the control panel. When a group is selected the display shows
ive styles to the le t and another ive to the right. To enable a style simply press the relative unction push button at the side o the display.
Considering that the SD1 o ers more than ten styles per group, the user can move onto the next pages either using the PAGE + and PAGE –
push buttons or by pressing the push button relative to the group o styles in use again. When the SD1 reaches the last page o styles available,
the user can return to the irst page by pressing the push button relative to the group o styles again and not the PAGE + and PAGE – push
buttons.In some editing situations the twelve STYLES push buttons become numeric keys that are used to enter the value directly.
THE PUSH BUTTONS AND THE CHOICE OF THE VOICES
The two rows o eight push buttons called VOICES are used to call up timbres or Preset Voices (that cannot be modi ied by the musician) accord-
ing to the amily to which they belong. When a amily is selected with one push button the display shows ive Voices to the le t and ive Voices
to the right, which can be enabled by pressing the unction push button relative to that timbre. Considering that the SD1 o ers more than ten
Voices per amily, the user can move onto the next pages either using the PAGE + and PAGE – push buttons or by pressing the push button rel-
ative to the amily o Voices in use again. When the SD1 reaches the last page o Voices available, the user can return to the irst page o Voices
by pressing the push button relative to the amily o Voices again and not the PAGE + and PAGE - push buttons.
The VOICES push buttons are not only used to call up the pre-set voices alone.
●I the LED o the USER VOICE push button, i.e. o the bank o timbres that can be programmed by the user is activated, then the VOICES
push buttons call up the 128 User Voice timbres in groups o ten at a time.
●I the LED o the DRAWBAR push button is lit, an organ timbre corresponds to each single VOICES push button.
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●I the LED o the PROGRAM push button is lit, the VOICE push buttons call up the Program memories.
●I the LED o the ONE TOUCH push button is lit, the irst row o STYLE push buttons calls up one o the eight pages o which the One Touch
memories are made up.
●I the LEDs o the SET DRUM and MANUAL DRUM push buttons are lit, the irst six VOICES push buttons are used to select the banks inclu-
ding ten Drum Kits each.
PUSH BUTTONS ON THE RIGHT-HAND SIDE OF THE CONTROL PANEL
1 TOUCH When the LED is lit, ten timbres o the irst o the eight groups available are displayed. The One Touc Solo unction is used
to save the most requently used Voices so that they can be called up easier rather than having to irst select the group and
then a timbre rom within it.
VOCALIZER EDIT This is used to gain access to the programming parameters o the Vocalizer rom the main page.
VOCALIZER ON/OFF When the LED is lit, the Vocalizer is enabled on the Voice or the audio signal sent rom input 1 or the microphone
PROGRAM When the LED is lit, eight Program memories are displayed, to be selected using the unction push buttons. A program com-
bines up to our timbres dedicated to the lead section with the relative parameters.
2ND VOICE When the LED is lit, the second Voice is enabled on the lead, the timbre o which is displayed under the main one.
2ND VOICE EDIT When the LED is lit it is used to call up a new timbre to replace that set by Ketron or the second voice using the VOICES
push buttons and also rom the User Voice group. By pressing 2ND VOICE and 2ND VOICE EDIT at the same time the block
o the timbre assigned at the time to the Second Voice is obtained, which will appear with an asterisk in ront o the name.
BLOCK REGISTR. The Registrations control all the SD1 settings, including the automatic call up o audio and TXT iles. When the LED is lit the
user can call up one o the 198 Registrations using the numeric keypad, namely the STYLE push buttons. The single
Registration can be loaded directly rom hard disk or loppy disk using the SINGLE REGISTR. push button in use.
PIANIST When the LED is lit the chords are acknowledged right along the whole keyboard, including the Right section. This unction
has been devised to be able to play reely with two hands and to ully exploit the Arranger potentials. I the same timbre is
required right along the whole keyboard, or example the piano, the Split point is to be moved over to the irst note o the
keyboard (E0) using the dedicated push button. There are two di erent chord acknowledgement methods that can be cho-
sen in the Utility menu. The de ault setting is Standard.
STYLE SETTING
For each style Ketron has oreseen ten settings, enabling just as many timbres to be called up or the Style lead part. When the
LED is lit the ten timbres pre-set or that style are displayed. The attribution between styles and timbres can be modi ied.
DEMO & HIT By pressing the PIANIST and STYLE SETTING push buttons together at the same time access is gained to the older o the
hard disk called Demo & Hit, which can store both demo iles and any other Midi ile or a total o 999 iles. On the contrary
to SONG PLAY, Demo & Hit is used to immediately play a Midi ile by simply selecting it using the F1-F10 unction push but-
tons and it allows a large number o Midi iles to be ready to be played. Press EXIT to exit rom Demo & Hit. Considering
that Demo & Hit re ers to a speci ic older o the hard disk, the Midi iles within Demo & Hit can be copied and erased with
the normal procedures dedicated to the management o the hard disk. The Right and Lower part can be played while a Midi
ile is being reproduced plus the SPLIT push button is also enabled.
# In this version o the operating system this special push button is used together with *to disable the Sustain in the Pianist mode.
*This is situated on the FOLK push button o the STYLES push buttons. It works when the Demo & Hit unction is in use
where, when the Midi ile selected is Stopped, it is used to put the Midi iles within the older in the desired order with the
possibility o replacing them or cancelling their position. It is also used in SONG PLAY when in the Juke-Box unction where,
i it is pressed, the C ain Select command appears to create temporary chains o Midi iles to be reproduced one a ter the
other. Furthermore, in the Pianist enabled mode, when pressed together with the #push button it disables the Sustain.
LEAD The FILL 1 push button has another unction when the Demo & Hit unction is in use. It is used to cut-out the Lead track,
usually set on the MIDI 4 channel, rom the reproduction o the Midi ile.
DRUM & BASS The FILL 2 push button has another unction when the Demo & Hit unction is in use. It mutes the volume o all the tracks
with the exception o the drum and bass ones.
DRUM SET The drum set assigned to the Drum tracks o the style can be changed when the LED is lit. The drum set pages ollowing the
irst page can be called up using PAGE +/-or directly using the irst six VOICES push buttons. Drum Kit written in capital
letters re ers to those made up o ROM samples, those on the other hand with a dot at the side are the sampled grooves,
assigned to the Drum 2 tracks o the style.
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