Rodgers RK-76 User manual

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MIDI KEYBOARD CONTROLLER
RK-76
Owner's Manua·l

FCC Notice
RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE
For the USA
WARNING: This equipment has been verified to comply with the limits for a Class 8 computing device,
pursuant to Subpart J, of Part 15, of FCC rules. Operation with non-certified or non-verified
equipment is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception.
The equipment described in this manual generates and uses radio frequency energy. If it is not installed and
used properly, that is, in strict accordance with our instructions, it may cause interference with radio and tele-
vision reception. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class 8 computing
device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J,
of Part 15, of FCC Rules. These rules are designed
to provide reasonable protection against such an interference in a residential installation. However, there is
no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause inter-
ference to radio
or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment on and off, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by the following measures:
• Disconnect otherdevices and their input/output cables one at a time. If the interference stops, it
is caused by eitherthe otherdevice
or its 1/0 cable. These devices usually require Rodgers des-
ignated shielded 1/0 cables. For Rodgers devices, you can obtain the proper shielded cable from
your dealer. For non-Rodgers devices, contact the manufacturer or dealer for assistance.
If your equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, you can try to correct
the interference by using one
or more of the following measures.
• Turn the TV or radio antenna until the interference stops.
• Move the equipment to one side or the other of the TV or radio.
• Move the equipment further away from the TV or radio.
• Plug the equipment into an outlet that is on a different circuit than the TV or radio. (That is, make
certain the equipment and the radio
or television set are on circuits controlled by different circuit
breakers
or fuses.)
• Consider installing a rooftop television antenna with coaxial cable lead-in between the antenna
and TV. If necessary, you should consult your dealer
or an experienced radio/television techni-
cian
for additional suggestions.
For Canada
CLASS B
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class 8 limits for radio noise emissions set out in the Radio
Interference Regulations
of the Canadian Department of Communications.
NOTICE TO USERS
Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part of this manual may be translated
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RODGERS INSTRUMENT CORPORATION
1300 NE 25th Avenue
Hillsboro, OR 97124
Copyright©June 1993, Rodgers Instrument Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America.

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Data Entry
This slider can send any of the 127 Control
Messages. As a default, it is assigned to control vol-
ume through Control Volume Change Message
(CC 07).
Data Entry Assign
This button assigns one of "Control Change" mes-
sages to the Data Entry slider.
Transposer
This button activates ordeactivates the transposi-
tion function and is used to set the transposition
amount.
Start/Stop
This button controls Start and Stop of external
accompaniment units or sequencers by sending
Start and Stop messages via MIDI (FA, FC).
Modulation Lever and Pitch Bender
This levercontrols Modulation, Pitch Bender and
After Touch effects.
Patch
Enables activation or deactivation of patch mode.
When on (Mode Patch On), the numerical buttons
select patches.
Variation CC 00
This button causes the numerical buttons to select a
"Variation" bank using CC 00 messages.
Variation CC 32
This button causes the numerical buttons to select a
"Variation" bank using CC 32 messages.
Capital Program Change
This button causes the numerical buttons to send a
Program Change via MIDI.
Numerical Buttons
Enables selection and setting of patches, the trans-
mission of Program Changes orthe setting of MIDI
Channels or other parameters.
Write
Stores a Patch into any ofthe 32 Memory Patches
available.
Enter
This button is used for confirmation of selections on
numerical buttons.
Panel Description
MIDI/Param.
This button causes the numerical buttons to set
MIDI channels or modify parameters.
Octave Up
Used to transpose the keyboard one octave up.
Octave
Down
Used to transpose the keyboard one octave down.
Kbd Mode Upper
Selects the upper keyboard section.
Kbd Mode Lower
Selects the lower keyboard section.
Edit
The buttons in this section select the keyboard sec-
tion for the assignment of Program Changes,
Octave Up/Down, MIOI Channel, etc.
Reverb On/Off
Turns the Reverb effect On or Off at the value set in
the current patch in the keyboard section highlighted
by LED Edit.
Chorus On/Off
Turns the Chorus effect On or Off at the value set in
the current patch in the keyboard section highlighted
by LED Edit.
17-32
When turned on (LED lit), this switch enables select-
ing patches from 17to 32 by means of the numeri-
cal buttons.
On/Off Switch (rear panel)
General power switch.
AC Adaptor Socket (rear panel)
This socket enables connections with an external
power adaptor.
Sustain Pedal Socket (rear panel)
This socket enables a Sustain Pedal to be connect-
ed to the RK-76.
MIDI Sockets (rear panel)
Enable MIDI connections.

Contents
PANEL DESCRIPTION .....................................................................................................................................1
CONTENTS .......................................................................................................................................................2
FEATURES........................................................................................................................................................3
IMPORTANT NOTES ........................................................................................................................................3
SPECIFICATIONS.............................................................................................................................................4
THE CARE OF YOUR RK-76
Room Location...................................................................................................................................................4
Cabinet
Care ......................................................................................................................................................4
Operation ...........................................................................................................................................................4
Connections .......................................................................................................................................................4
DESCRIPTION
Data Entry ..........................................................................................................................................................5
How to Assign a Control Change Number to the Data Entry Slider...................................................................5
How to Set Different Dynamic Curves................................................................................................................5
Numerical Buttons..................................................................................................................... .- ........................5
StarVStop ...........................................................................................................................................................5
Octave Up/Octave Down ....................................................................................................................................5
Sending
Program Change Messages ................................................................................................................5
Selection
of Variations .......................................................................................................................................5
How to Select aVariation...................................................................................................................................5
Setting of
Reverb and Chorus Send Level.........................................................................................................5
Trans poser.........................................................................................................................................................6
How to Set the Transposer ................................................................................................................................6
Upper
and Lower Keyboard Sections ................................................................................................................6
Setting
MIDI Channels and Parameters for Upper/Lower Keyboards................................................................6
Patch ..................................................................................................................................................................6
Storing Settings into
Patch Memory...................................................................................................................7
How to Store Settings in a Patch .......................................................................................................................7
Default Settings..................................................................................................................................................7
Retrieving Default Settings.................................................................................................................................
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Battery Check .....................................................................................................................................................7
If your RK-76 Fails to Operate ...........................................................................................................................7
EXAMPLES
OF CONNECTIONS
The RK-76 with Rodgers Classic Organs ..........................................................................................................8
The RK-76 with the PR-300 ...............................................................................................................................9
The RK-76 with the Music Timer........................................................................................................................9
32 FACTORY PATCHES.................................................................................................................................10
Patch Setting Memo ......................................................................................................................................... 18
MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface)
MIDI Implementation Chart............................................................................................................................... 19
MIDI Implementation ........................................................................................................................................ 20
Controller Numbers .......................................................................................................................................... 25
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Thank you for purchasing the Rodgers RK-76 MIDI
Keyboard Controller.
• The RK-76 is a MIDI Keyboard Controller
designed to be used whenever a master MIDI
keyboard is needed. The RK-76 can send bank
messages (CC 00 and CC 32) forthe selection
of the "Variation" sounds contained in the
GS format.
• It is a 76-weighted, dynamic sensitive keyboard
which enables easy control of one
or more MIDI
sound modules.
• It has two separate sections (Upper and Lower)
that can be used either separately ortogether,
allowing split
or layered situations.
• If you wish to use the instrument with external
AC Adaptor, use only type Boss ACA (option-
al) and observe these precautions:
• The appropriate power supply forthe instru-
ment
(1 00, 120, 220 or 240 V) is shown on
the AC Adaptor name plate. Please make
sure that the line voltage meets the require-
ments.
• Please do not use the same socket used for
any noise generating device (such as a
motor
or variable lighting system).
• It is normal for this unit to become warm
while being operated.
• If the unit is not to be used for a long period
of time, unplug the external AC Adaptor
from the AC line.
• Disconnect the AC Adaptor immediately in
the event
of an electrical storm.
• Before setting up the RK-76 with other MIDI
devices, turn all equipment off.
Features
• The RK-76 is fully MIDI compatible, so it can
communicate with musical instruments also
equipped with MIDI.
• The RK-76 can control connected MIDI devices,
(e.g. a sound module, effect unit, sequencer,
or
remote keyboard), allowing you to program vari-
ous combinations of those devices for musical
performances.
• To make the best use of the RK-76, read this
manual carefully.
Important Notes
• Be sure to connect the MIDI cable securely. If
the MIDI cable is disconnected while the instru-
ment is being played, various problems
may
occur (e .g. the note may continue to sound).
• Static electricity may cause the built-in computer
to malfunction. Should this occur, simply reset
the instrument by turning the power switch off
and then after a few seconds, turn back on.
• This instrument might not operate correctly if
turned on immediately after being turned off. If
this happens, simply turn it off and after a few
seconds later, turn it on again.
• Operating the RK-76 near a neon light, fluores-
cent lamp, TV or CRT display,
may cause noise
interference. If so, change the position of the
instrument.
• To avoid risk of electric shock, do not perform
any servicing. Refer all servicing to qualified
service personnel.
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MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD CONTROLLER
76 weighted-key dynamic keyboard, completely
compatible
with the GS Format.
2 separate sections (Upper/Lower), programmable
split
point, programmable transpose, 32 User
Patches , MIDI Soft Thru, complete MIDI implemen-
tation, battery operated (six AA alkaline batteries).
FRONT PANEL MASTER CONTROLS
Data Entry Slider
Data Entry Assign
Transpose
Start/Stop
Modulation/Bender/After Touch Lever
Patch Mode On/Off
Variation CC 00
Variation CC 32
Capital Program Change
Patch 1-16, 17-32
Patch Recall (16)
10 Numerical Buttons
Enter
Write
MIDI/Param
Octave Down
Octave Up
Upper Section On/Off
Lower Section On/Off
Edit Upper/Lower
Chorus On/Off
Reverb On/Off
Specifications
REAR PANEL SWITCHES AND OUTPUTS
Sustain Switch
MIDI (In, Out, Thru)
DC In
Power On/Off
DIMENSIONS
47" X 10%" X 4Ya" (mm . 1195 X 270 X 105)
WEIGHT
171bs. 14 oz. (Kg. 8, 1)
ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED
MIDI Cable (3' 3o/a" long) (1 meter)
Music Rest
Six AA Alkaline Batteries
(battery life expectancy = approximately
25 hours)
To Replace the Batteries:
• Turn over the RK - 76.
• Open the plastic cover and take out the bat-
tery holder located in the lower part of the
instrument.
• Insert new batteries in the appropriate posi-
tion.
• Place the holder back again into the appro-
priate location
and close the plastic cover.
OPTIONAL (sold separately)
AC/DC Adaptor (ACA)
Sustain Foot Switch (DP6 or equivalent)
The Care of your RK-76
To ensure the best use and full enjoyment of your
RK-76, please read this guide carefully and
thoroughly.
ROOM LOCATION
Avoid using this instrument in excessive heat or
humidity conditions or
where it may be affected by
direct sunlight or dust and avoid places subject to
high vibrations.
CABINET CARE
Use a soft dry cloth for dusting. To remove finger-
prints or dulling film,
use a soft cloth slightly damp-
ened with water and a little mild detergent.
Immediately wipe dry with a soft cloth.
Do not use
alcohol or solvents such as paint thinners.
OPERATION!
Insert the six AA batteries into the appropriate hold-
er,
press the power On/Off switch to operate the
RK-76.
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To use the RK - 76 with the AC Adaptor (optional)
connect
the AC Adaptor to the 9 Volts DC IN socket,
located on the rear panel of the instrument.
Make sure that the line voltage meets requirements.
Connect the
AC Adaptor to the AC line . Press the
power On/Off switch to activate the instrument.
CONNECTIONS
The RK-76 can be connected with a MIDI system
either
as the first module of the chain or as an inter-
mediate module,
as it contains a MIDI Soft Thru
system mixing MIDI input signals with those gener-
ated by itseH.
When the RK-76 is switched on, the LEOs of the
patches show the
state of charge of the batteries;
after afew seconds
Patch Mode is automatically
selected
and section Upper is activated and set on
MIDI Channel1 .
Lower section
is off and set on MIDI Channel2.

DATA ENTRY
The Data Entry Slider can send Control Change
messages that allow it
to function as a volume con-
trol, chorus control, etc. When the RK-76
is turned
on , the Data Entry Slider automatically sends
Control Change CC 07 and operates as a volume
control.
How To Assign a Control Change Number to the
Data Entry Slider:
A. Press the Data Entry Assign butto~it will light.
B. Use the numerical buttons to select the desired
Control Change. After selecting the desired
number(s), press the Enter button. The Data
Entry light will then turn off automatically, indi-
cating your selection is complete.
00 = Control number 00
... see MIDI Implementation (paqe 20)
127 =Control number 127
128 .. Velocity Curve
(H, M, L)
129- BPM (FS Clock Rate 20-250) Default 120
How to Set Different Dynamic Curves:
If control number 128 is assigned to the Data Entry
Lever, it is possible to select one of the three differ-
ent dynamic curves, namely High, Medium, Low.
High = Maximum dynamic amplitude (appropriate
for piano sounds to achieve the best
expression).
Medium= Medium dynamic amplitude (appropriate
for strings and background sounds).
Low =Minimum dynamic amplitude (appropriate
for sounds that have a reduced dynamic
such as organs, accordions, etc.).
NUMERICAL BUTTONS
These buttons are labeled 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0, on
the bottom side of the upper left hand buttons.
When selecting these buttons for numbers (not
patches), they will not light. After each number
or
combination of numbers, the Enter button must be
pressed.
START/STOP
Pressing the Start/Stop button will enable sending
the start and stop messages to control an external
sequencer.
Description
OCTAVE UP/DOWN
Pressing these buttons enables the transposition of
the keyboard section that is indicated by the Edit
button lights. This will shift the section by one
octave up
or down. The Upper and Lower sections
are independent and can be set separately.
SENDING PROGRAM CHANGE MESSAGES
A. Make sure that the Patch button light is off, then
the Program Change light will be on.
B. Press the Edit buttons (Upper/Lower) to select
the desired keyboard section. The light of the
selected section will be on.
C. Press the numerical buttons that represent the
program number you wish, then press Enter.
SELECTION OF VARIATIONS
There are two buttons that select the variations in
the GS specification. They are CC 00 and CC 32.
The Bank marked CC 32 is available for future use.
How To Select a Variation:
A. Press the button marked CC 00 and it will
light.
B. Then select the Variation you desire with the
numerical buttons and press Enter.
Note: The light of the CC 00 button will go off
and the Program Change button will then be lit.
SETTING OF THE REVERB AND CHORUS
SEND LEVEL
A patch can store the Reverb and Chorus levels for
each section (Upper/Lower), as well as the volume
settings. The value of the Reverb, Chorus
or
Volume are set by assigning function Reverb level
(CC 91), Chorus Send Level (CC 93) or Volume
(CC
07) to the Data Entry Slider. Then, by the
means of the Edit buttons, choose the section
where the effects
or the volume must be included.
Adjust the quantity ofthe effect
or the volume of the
part with the Data Entry Slider. The values of each
part may then be stored into a patch following the
instructions "Storing Settings into a Patch Memory"
(page
7) . These values stored are quantized in 16
steps (levels). When you recall a patch or turn the
RK-76 on, these values will then be sent on the
MIDI channels assigned to the different keyboard
sections.
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TRANSPOSER
The transposer button enables transposing of both
the Upper and Lower keyboard sections.
How To Set the Transposer:
Press and hold the transposer button until the light
blinks. While holding the button down, press the key
that represents the desired interval you wish to be
transposed (C#S = +1, BS = -1, etc.).
UPPER AND LOWER KEYBOARD SECTIONS
The RK-76 has three different keyboard modes:
Single (upper or lower alone), Split (upper on the
right-hand side of the keyboard with one sound,
lower on the left-hand side of the keyboard with
another sound) , and Layer (two sounds overlapping
on the whole keyboard).
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SETTING MIDI CHANNELS AND PARAMETERS
FOR UPPER AND LOWER KEYBOARDS
Both Upper and Lower keyboard sections can send
on different MIDI channels and be used to send
Sustain, Modulation, and Pitch Bender messages.
A. Use either of the Edit buttons to select the
desired keyboard section (the section button will
be lit).
B. Press MIDVParam. button (its light will turn on).
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C. Select the desired MIDI Channel or Parameter
using the numerical buttons:
MIDI Channels and Parameters
to
be set for each Section
1 MIDI Channel 1
2 MIDI Channel 2
3 MIDI Channel 3
4 MIDI Channel 4
5 MIDI Channel 5
6 MIDI Channel 6
7 MIDI Channel 7
8 MIDI Channel 8
9 MIDI Channel 9
10 MIDI Channel10
11 MIDI Channel11
12 MIDI
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13 MIDI Channel13
14 MIDI
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15 MIDI Channel15
16 MIDI
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17 Pitch Bend/Modulation Off
18 Pitch Bend/Modulation On
19 Pitch Lever to Modulation
20 Pitch Lever to After Touch
21 Sustain Off
22 Sustain On
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24 F8 Clock Internal
25 Battery Check
26 Data Dump
D. Press Enter.
Note: You cannot set both keyboard sections to
the same MIDI Channel. If you try to do this,
one of the keyboard section lights will blink.
PATCH
Pressing the _ Patch ~ button causes the RK ~ 76 to
enter Patch mode. When the Patch light is lit the
Patch mode is activated. When in the Patch mode,
pressing any of the buttons numbered 1 through 16
will select the relative Patch. When the button
marked 17-32 is on, the sixteen buttons select
patches 17 through 32. All parameters stored into
the Patch are recalled when the Patch is selected.
The RK-76 can operate in two modes, Patch mode,
and in the Free Panel mode. In the Patch mode,
pressing buttons 1-1 .6 (or 17-32, when the "17-32"
button is lit), automatically selects all parameters
stored in the recalled patch. In the Free Panel mode
the numerical buttons are used to recall voices and
set any of the variable parameters.

STORING SETTINGS INTO PATCH MEMORY
Once all the parameters are set, you may store
them into any of the 32 Patch Memories.
HowTo Store Settings In a Patch:
A. Press and hold the Write button.
B. Press the numerical button corresponding
to the Patch Memorywhere you wish to
store the settings.
The Patch Memory will hold the following:
• Data Entry lever assignments.
• Transposer On/Off and values of position.
• Value of the BPM (speed of the F8 clock)
and external and internal settings.
• Values of CC 32, CC 00 programming
section Upper (sound to be used).
• Values of CC 32, CC 00 programming
section Lower (sound to be used).
• Value of Reverb CC 91 for section Upper
(16 levels).
• Value of Chorus CC 93 for section Upper
(16 levels).
• Chorus On/Off for section Upper.
• Reverb On/Off for section Upper.
• Chorus On/Off for section Lower.
• Reverb On/Off for section Lower.
• Volume CC 07 for section Upper.
• Volume CC 07 for section Lower.
• MIDI channel assigned to section Upper.
• Upper and Lower limits of Split or Layer
keyboard.
• Sections activated Upper, Lower, Upper +
Lower.
• Octave section Upperand/or Lower.
• Filters for control messages Section Upper
(Pitch Bender, Modulation, Sustain).
• Assignment of Expression Lever (Mod/After
Touch).
DEFAULT SETTINGS
When turned on, the instrument is set automatically
to Factory Patch 1. Forthe default contents of the
32 internal patches, refer to the enclosed tables
(see page 1 0) .
RETRIEVING DEFAULT SETTINGS
Turn on the instrument and keep the Write button
pressed. All
of the instrument's 32 Factory Patches
will be retrieved. During this procedure, the LEOs of
the panel will blink until the operation is over.
Retrieving the Default parameters requires about
30
seconds.
BATTERY CHECK
The RK-76 is battery-operated. You may check the
condition of the batteries by the following opertions:
A. If turned on, deactivate the Patch mode, by
means of the Patch button.
B. Press the MIDI/Parameterbutton, and its LED
will be turned on.
C. Select parameter 25 by means of the numerical
buttons.
D. Confirm by Enter and hold this button down.
The LEOs relative to the patches will be lit and will
show the condition of the batteries. Each LED lit is
equal to 2 hours
of use.
This is true only if you use the alkaline type batteries
as suggested.
The condition of charge is shown as long as the
Enterbutton is held.
IF YOUR RK-76 FAILS TO OPERATE
Make sure that the six alkaline batteries are not
below their charge limits.
Also check that the batteries make good contact
with the holder.
When using the AC Adaptor, make sure the AC
Adaptor cord is firmly plugged into the socket on the
rear panel. Make sure the AC cord of the Adaptor is
firmly plugged into the AC wall outlet.
Also checkthat the AC wall outlet is not faulty. Plug
in a lamp or radio to test the wall outlet.
Be sure the On/Off switch (located on the rear
panel) is On.
In the event the instrument is still inoperable, your
Rodgers technician
or dealer is best qualified to pro-
vide you with competent service. Do not attempt any
adjustments or repairs by yourself.
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RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 1
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: F3/53
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 1
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
:
31
: OFF
: 127
:OFF
Reverb Value : 71
Reverb : ON
Ckrtave 0
Sustain On/Off : ON
BPM: 120 Clock: INT Expression Lever to:
MOD
LOWER
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MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0 ccoo: 0 Program Change: 33
Reverb Value :
71
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31
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: 127
:
ON
Reverb : ON
Ckrtave 0
Sustain On/Off : OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 2
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: F3/53
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 12
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
:
39
:ON
: 127
:OFF
Reverb Value : 87
Reverb :
ON
Ckrtave 0
Sustain On/Off : ON
BPM: 120 Clock: INT
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E3152
CC 00: 0 Program Change: 33
31 Reverb Value : 71 Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume :
OFF Reverb : ON
: 127 Ckrtave 0
Pitch Bender :
ON Sustain On/Off : OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 3
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1
BPM: 120
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: F3/53
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 19
Chorus Value : 39 Reverb Value : 87
Chorus : ON Reverb : ON
Volume : 127 Ckrtave 0
Pitch Bender : OFF Sustain On/Off : ON
Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit:
E3152 MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
Chorus Value
Chorus
CCOO: 0
71
Program Change: 31
Reverb Value : 127
Volume
Pitch Bender
ON
: 111
: ON
Reverb : ON
Ckrtave +1
Sustain On/Off : OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 4
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1
BPM: 120
UPPER
On/Off: ON Limit: G7/103
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
CCOO: 0
23
Program Change: 25
Reverb Value : 119
Pitch Bender
10
ON
: 127
:ON
Reverb ON
Ckrtave -1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Clock: INT
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC 00: 0 Program Change: 55
47 Reverb Value : 127
ON Reverb ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume : 111 Ckrtave -1
Pitch Bender : ON Sustain On/Off : ON

RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 5
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
UPPER LOWER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off:
ON Limit: G7/103 MIDI Channel: 2 On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0 cc 00: 0 Program Change: 34
CC32: 0
CCOO: 0 Program Change: 40
Chorus Value 23 Reverb Value 87 Chorus Value 47
Chorus ON Reverb ON Chorus ON
Volume 127 Octave
-1 Volume : 103
Pitch Bender ON Sustain On/Off : ON Pitch Bender ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 6
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
On/Off: ON Limit: C4/60
Reverb Value 79
Reverb
ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off :
ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off:
OFF
Limit: 83/59
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 41
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0 CCOO: 8 Program Change: 7
Reverb Value : 55
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31 Reverb Value : 127
: OFF Reverb :
ON
: 127 Octave 0
: ON Sustain On/Off : OFF
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
23
:OFF
: 127
:OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 7
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: G7/103
Reverb ON
Octave +1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 50 MIDI Channel: 2 CC32: 0 CCOO: 0 Program Change: 4
Reverb Value : 127Chorus Value : 39 Reverb Value : 127
Chorus : ON Reverb ON
Volume : 103 Octave
-1
Pitch Bender : ON Sustain On/Off : ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
71
ON
: 127
:
ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 8
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: CS/72 MIDI Channel: 2
Reverb
ON
Octave -1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit:
84171
CC32: 0 cc 00: 0 Program Change: 60 CC32: 0
CCOO: 8 Program Change: 5
Chorus Value 23 Reverb Value 127 Chorus Value
71
Reverb Value 71
Chorus :OFF
Reverb
ON
Chorus ON
Reverb ON
Volume : 127 Octave
-1
Volume : 127 Octave 0
Pitch Bender ON Sustain On/Off : OFF Pitch Bender
:OFF
Sustain On/Off : ON
11

Data Entry: CC 07
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 9
COMMON
Transpose: +1
BPM: 120
UPPER
On/Off: ON Limit: C4/60
Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit:
83159
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0 cc00: 0 Program Change: 69
Reverb Value : 127
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0 eeoc: 8 Program Change: 7
Reverb Value : 55
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31
:OFF
: 127
:ON
Data Entry: CC 07
Reverb : ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off : OFF
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
23
:OFF
: 127
:OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 10
COMMON
Transpose: +1
UPPER
On/Off: ON
Limit: C4160
BPM: 120 Clock: INT
Reverb ON
Octave +1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: 83/59
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32 : 0 CCOO: 0
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
:
31
:OFF
: 127
: ON
Program Change: 76
Reverb Value : 127
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
eeoc: o
23 Program Change:
92
Reverb Value : 55
Pitch Bender
Data Entry: CC 07
Reverb : ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off :OFF Pitch Bender
ON
: 127
:OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 11
COMMON
Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: G7/103
Reverb
ON
Octave +1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expressi on Leverto: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 81
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
CCOO: 0 Program Change: 88
Reverb Value : 127
Chorus Value : 39 Reverb Value : 127
Chorus : ON Reverb ON
Volume : 127 Octave 0
Pitch Bender : ON Sustain On/Off : ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
71
:OFF
: 103
: ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 12
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit:
G7/1 03 MIDI Channel: 2
Reverb
ON
Octave -1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0 CCOO: 0 Program Change:
95 CC32: 0 eeoc: o Program Change: 101
Chorus Value 39 Reverb Value 127 Chorus Value
71
Reverb Value : 127
Chorus ON Reverb
ON Chorus
ON Reverb
ON
Volume : 127 Octave
·1
Volume
71 Octave 0
Pitch Bender ON Sustain On/Off :
ON
Pitch Bender
ON
Sustain On/Off : ON
12

RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 13
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1
BPM: 120 Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
UPPER LOWER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off:
ON Limit: G7/103 MIDI Channel: 2 On/Off:
OFF
Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0
cc 00: 0 Program Change: 97 CC32: 0
CCOO: 0 Program Change: 10
Chorus Value 39 Reverb Value 127 Chorus Value
71
Reverb Value : 127
Chorus
ON Reverb ON Chorus ON
Reverb
ON
Volume : 127 Octave
-1 Volume 63
Octave 0
Pitch Bender
ON Sustain On/Off :
ON
Pitch Bender ON
Sustain On/Off :
ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 14
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1
BPM: 120
UPPER
On/Off: ON Limit: C4/60MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0 cc 00: 0 Program Change: 105
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31
:OFF
: 127
:
ON
Reverb Value 71
Reverb : ON
Octave -1
Sustain On/Off : OFF
Clock: INT
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: 83159
CC 00: 0 Program Change:104
31 Reverb Value : 71
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume : OFF Reverb
ON
: 127 Octave +1
Pitch Bender : OFF Sustain On/Off : ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 15
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: C4/60
Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: ON Limit: 83/59
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 115 MIDI Channel: 2 CC32: 0 ccoo: 0 Program Change: 0
Reverb Value : 127Chorus Value : 31 Reverb Value 87
Chorus : OFF Reverb ON
Volume : 127 Octave -1
Pitch Bender : ON Sustain On/Off : ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31
:OFF
: 127
:
ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 16
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: C4/60
Reverb ON
Octave +1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: ON
Limit: 83/59
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 1 Program Change: 123 MIDI Channel: 2 CC32: 0
CCOO: 2 Program Change: 123
Reverb Value : 127
Chorus Value : 87 Reverb Value 127
Chorus : OFF Reverb ON
Volume : 127 Octave 0
Pitch Bender : ON Sustain On/Off : ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
87
:OFF
: 127
:
ON
Reverb ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off : ON
13

RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 17
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: F3/53
COMMON
BPM: 120 Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E3/52
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 6 MIDI Channel: 2 CC32: 0 eeoc: o Program Change: 36
Reverb Value : 127Chorus Value : 127 Reverb Value : 127
Chorus : ON Reverb : ON
Volume : 127 Octave 0
Pitch Bender : OFF Sustain On/Off : ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
95
ON
: 103
: ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 18
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1
UPPER
On/Off:
ON Limit: F3/53
COMMON
BPM: 120 Clock: INT
Reverb : ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off : OFF
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E3/52
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0
eeoc: o
: 39
:OFF
Program Change: 13
Reverb Value : 87
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0 eeoc: o Program Change: 33
Reverb Value : 71
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender : 127
:OFF
Data Entry: CC 07
Reverb : ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off : ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31
ON
: 127
:
ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 19
COMMON
Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: G7/103
Reverb : ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off : OFF
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 20
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
eeoc: o Program Change: 53
Reverb Value : 127
Chorus Value : 63 Reverb Value : 127
Chorus : ON Reverb
ON
Volume : 127 Octave 0
Pitch Bender : ON Sustain On/Off : ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
47
ON
: 111
: ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 20
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1
BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off:
ON Limit: G7/1 03 MIDI Channel: 2
Reverb
ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0
eeoc: o Program Change: 30
CC32: 0
eeoc: o Program Change: 82
Chorus Value 63 Reverb Value 127 Chorus Value 87 Reverb Value : 127
Chorus ON Reverb ON Chorus
ON Reverb ON
Volume : 127 Octave
-1
Volume 87 Octave
-1
Pitch Bender ON Sustain On/Off :
ON Pitch Bender
ON Sustain On/Off : ON
14

Data Entry: CC 07
MIDI Channel: 1
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 21
COMMON
Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
On/Off: ON Limit: G7/1 03 MIDI Channel: 2
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0
cc 00: 0 Program Change: 37
CC32: 0 CCOO: 8 Program Change:
29
Chorus Value
23
Reverb Value 71 Chorus Value
63
Reverb Value 127
Chorus
ON
Reverb ON Chorus
ON
Reverb
ON
Volume : 127 Octave
·1
Volume : 103 Octave 0
Pitch Bender ON
Sustain On/Off : ON
Pitch Bender ON
Sustain On/Off :
ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 22
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
UPPER LOWER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: G7/103 MIDI Channel: 2 On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0
CCOO : 0 Program Change:
45 CC32: 0
CCOO: 0 Program Change: 47
Chorus Value
31
Reverb Value 127 Chorus Value
23
Chorus :OFF
Reverb ON Chorus :OFF
Volume : 127 Octave 0 Volume : 127
Pitch Bender
ON
Sustain On/Off : ON Pitch Bender ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 23
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
On/Off: ON Limit: G7/103
Reverb Value : 127
Reverb
ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off :
ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 55
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
: 39 Reverb Value : 127
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
Chorus Value
Chorus
ccoo: 0
71
Program Change: 99
Reverb Value : 127
:
ON Reverb ON
ON
: 127 Octave ·1
Volume 71
Pitch Bender : ON Sustain On/Off : ON
Pitch Bender ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 24
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
On/Off: ON Limit: G7/1 03
Reverb ON
Octave +1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 62
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0
CCOO: 0 Program Change: 82
Reverb Value : 127
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31 Reverb Value : 127
ON Reverb ON
: 127 Octave 0
: ON Sustain On/Off : ON
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
63
ON
: 103
: ON
Reverb ON
Octave ·1
Sustain On/Off : ON
15

RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 25
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32 : 0 On/Off: ON Limit:
C5n2
CC 00: 0 Program Change: 66
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31 Reverb Value : 127
: OFF Reverb : ON
: 127 Ckrtave -1
: ON Sustain On/Off : OFF
Clock:
INT
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0 On/Off: OFF Limit:
84171
CC 00: 8 Program Change: 5
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
: 127 Reverb Value : 127
: ON Reverb ON
: 127 Ckrtave 0
: OFF Sustain On/Off : ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 26
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
Expression Lever to: MOD
UPPER LOWER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit:
C4160
MIDI Channel: 2 On/Off: OFF Limit: 83/59
CC32: 0 cc 00: 0 Program Change: 78 CC32: 0 CCOO: 0 Program Change: 108
Chorus Value
31
Chorus
:OFF
Volume : 127
Pitch Bender ON
Data Entry: CC 07
MIDI Channel: 1
Reverb Value : 127 Chorus Value 23
Reverb
:ON Chorus :OFF
Ckrtave 0 Volume : 127
Sustain On/Off : OFF Pitch Bender :OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 27
COMMON
Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
On/Off: ON Limit: G7/103 MIDI Channel: 2
Reverb Value 55
Reverb ON
Ckrtave
+1
Sustain On/Off : ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0 cc 00: 0 Program Change: 86
CC32: 0 CCOO: 0 Program Change:114
Chorus Value 39 Reverb Value
127
Chorus Value 39 Reverb Value : 127
Chorus ON Reverb ON Chorus ON Reverb ON
Volume :
127 exrtave 0 Volume 63 Ckrtave
+1
Pitch Bender ON Sustain On/Off : ON Pitch Bender ON Sustain On/Off : ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 28
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07
Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
UPPER LOWER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off: ON Limit: G7/103 MIDI Channel: 2 On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0 cc 00: 0 Program Change: 96
CC32: 0 CCOO: 0 Program Change: 102
Chorus Value :
127
Reverb Value 39 Chorus Value : 127 Reverb Value
71
Chorus ON Reverb ON Chorus ON Reverb ON
Volume :
127 Ckrtave
-1
Volume :
127 Ckrtave 0
Pitch Bender ON Sustain On/Off : ON Pitch Bender ON Sustain On/Off : ON
16

RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 29
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose:
+1
BPM: 120 Clock: INT
UPPER
MIDI Channel: 1 On/Off:
ON Limit: G7/103 MIDI Channel: 2
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWER
On/Off: OFF Limit: E1/28
CC32: 0 cc
00 : 0 Program Change: 103 CC32: 0 CCOO: 0 Program Change: 116
Chorus Value 39
Chorus
ON
Volume : 127
Pitch Bender
ON
Data Entry: CC 07
Reverb Value 127 Chorus Value
71
Reverb ON
Chorus ON
Octave -1
Volume 55
Sustain On/Off : ON
Pitch Bender ON
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 30
COMMON
Transpose: +1
BPM: 120 Clock: INT
Reverb Value 127
Reverb
ON
Octave
+1
Sustain On/Off :
ON
Expression Lever to: MOD
LOWERUPPER
On/Off:
ON
Limit: C4/60 MIDI Channel: 10 On/Off: ON Limit: 83159
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0 cc00: 0 Program Change: 110
Reverb Value : 71
CC 32: 0 CC 00: 0 Program Change: 49
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
31
:OFF
: 127
:
ON
Data Entry: CC 07
MIDI Channel: 1
Chorus Value : 31 Reverb Value: 71
Reverb ON Chorus : OFF Reverb : ON
Octave -1
Volume : 127 Octave 0
Sustain On/Off : ON Pitch Bender : OFF Sustain On/Off : OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 31
COMMON
Transpose: +1
BPM: 120 Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
UPPER LOWER
On/Off:
ON
Limit: C4/60 MIDI Channel: 10 On/Off:
ON Limit: 83/59
CC32: 0 cc00: 0 Program Change: 119 CC32: 0
eeoc: o Program Change: 17
Chorus Value 87 Reverb Value : 127 Chorus Value 87 Reverb Value 127
Chorus :OFF
Reverb
ON
Chorus :OFF
Reverb ON
Volume : 127 Octave
-1
Volume : 127 Octave 0
Pitch Bender ON
Sustain On/Off : OFF
Pitch Bender :OFF
Sustain On/Off : OFF
RK-76 FACTORY PATCH NUMBER 32
COMMON
Data Entry: CC 07 Transpose: +1 BPM: 120 Clock: INT Expression Lever to: MOD
UPPER LOWER
On/Off:
ON Limit: C4160
On/Off: ON Limit: 83/59
MIDI Channel: 1
CC32: 0 CC 00: 9 Program Change: 126
MIDI Channel: 2
CC32: 0 CC 00: 8 Program Change:126
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
87
ON
: 127
: ON
Reverb Value : 127
Reverb : ON
Octave 0
Sustain On/Off : OFF
Chorus Value
Chorus
Volume
Pitch Bender
87 Reverb Value : 127
ON Reverb ON
: 121 Octave 0
: ON Sustain On/Off : ON