Roland Mkb-200 User manual

=

Roland

DEE

MIDI

KEYBOARD

CONTROLLER

IMALKI

S320

(SC)

Owner’s

Manual

Radio

and

television

interference

“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

resuit

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

television

recep-

tion,

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

computing

device

in

accordance

with

the

specifications

in

Subpart

J,

of

Part

35,

of

FCC

Rules.

These

ruies

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

pro-

tection

against

such

an

interference

in

a

residential

instaifa-

tion.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

the

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

if

this

equipment

does

cause

interference

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

measure:

Disconnect

other

devices

and

their

input/output

cables

one

at

time.

If

the

interference

stops,

it

is

caused

by

either

the

other

device

or

its

1/O

cable.

These

devices

usually

require

Roland

designated

shielded

1/0

cables.

For

Roland

devices,

you

can

obtain

the

proper

shielded

cable

from

your

dealer.

For

non

Roland

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

father

away

from

the

TV

or

radio.

®Piug

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

controlied

by

different

circuit

breakers

or

fuses.)

e@Consider

installing

a

‘rooftop

television

antenna

with

coaxia!

cable

jead-in

between

the

antenna

and

TV.

If

necessary,

you

should

consult

your

dealer

or

an

ex-

perienced

radio/television

technician

for

additional

sugges-

tions.

You

may

find

heipfui

the

following

booklet

prepared

by

the

Federal

Communications

Cammission:

“How

ta

identify

and

Resolve

Radio-TV

Interference

Problems”

This

booklet

is

avilabie

from

the

U.S,

Government

Printing

Office,

Washington,

0.C.,

20402,

Stock

No.

004-000-

00345-4.

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des

Herstellers

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MIDI

KEYBOARD

MKB-200

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Typ.

Bezeichnung)

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Ubereinstimmung

mit

den

Bestimmungen

der

Amtsbi.

Vfg

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/

1984

(Amtsbiattverfiigung)

funk-entstart

ist.

Der

Deutschen

Bundespost

wurde

das

Inverkehrbringen

dieses

Gerates

angezeigt

und

die

Berechtigung

zur

Uberpriifung

der

Serie

auf

Einhaltung

der

Bestimmungen

eingeraumt.

Roland

Corporation

Osaka

/

Japan

Name

des

Herstellers/Imparteurs

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The

MKB-200

is

a

keyboard

controller

which

can

drive

MIDI

equipped

Sound

Modules

and

instruments.

It

transmits

various

MIDI

messages

such

as

Dynamics

and

After

Toutch

as

weil

as

Note

On/Off

and

Program

Change.

Some

MIDI

instruments

can

receive

all

the

messages

sent

from

the

MKB-200,

but

some

cannot,

depending

on

the

functions

featured

in

each

instrument.

For

the

details,

refer

to

the

separate

volume

“MIDI”

and

the

owner’s

manual

of

the

relevant

MIDI

device.

IMPORTANT

NOTES

Power

Supply

©

Be

sure

the

line

voltage

in

your

country

meets

the

one

shown

on

the

name

plate

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

MKB.

®@

Do

not

use

the

same

socket

that

is

used

for

any

noise

generating

device,

such

as

a

motor,

or

variable

lighting

system.

©

This

unit

might

not

work

properly

if

turned

on

immediately

after

turned

off,

or

if

the

power

cable

is

plugged

in

with

the

unit

turned

on.

If

this

happens,

simply

turn

the

unit

off,

and

turn

it

on

again

a

few

seconds

later.

®

This

unit

might

get

hot

while

operating,

but

there

is

nothing

to

worry

about.

@

When

setting

up

the

MKB,

be

sure

that

all

the

units

are

turned

off.

Then

switch

the

connected

units

on

and

finally

the

MKB.

Location

®

Operating

the

MKB

near

a

neon

or

fluorescent

lamp

may

cause

noise

interference.

If

so,

change

the

angle

or

position

of

the

MKB.

@

Avoid

using

the

MKB

in

extreme

heat

or

humidity

or

where

it

may

be

affected

by

dust.

Cleaning

@

Use

a

soft

cloth

and

clean

only

with

a

mild

detergent.

©

Do

not

use

solvents

such

as

paint

thinner.

Please

read

the

separate

volume

°

CONTENTS

[7]

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

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CONNECTION

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3]

PERFORMANCE

CONTROL

FUNCTIONS

..

¢

1.

Outline

...

6

2.

Operation

..

7

a.

Setting

Key

Mode

7

.

Setting

MIDI

Channel

..

9

Program

Change

..

10

.

Mode

Messages

1

After

Touch

....

b.

C

d.

e.

Dynamics

f.

g

h.

I.

J.

.

Key

Transpose

..

13

.

Controller

...

14

Remote

Control

15

Volume

Control

“16

k.

Tune

Request

...

16

=

PATCH

CHANGE

1.

Outline

2.

Operation

.

a.

Writing

onto

the

Cartridge

b.

Selecting

a

Patch

Change

c,

Edit

[]

OTHER

USEFUL

FUNCTIONS

1.

Control

Change

.....

2.

System

Exclusive

..

SPECIFICATIONS.

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21

IDI’,

before

reading

this

owner's

manual.

Copyright

©

1985

by

ROLAND

CORPORATION

All

rights

reserved.

No

part

of

this

publication

may

be

reproduced

in

any

form

without

the

written

permission

of

ROLAND

CORPORATION.

[2]

CONNECTION

=

ances

“Lime

toot

Poona

Soeel,

heen

as.

=

;

OUTPUT

|

OUTPUT

'

OUTPUT

Sound

Module

Sound

Module

Sound

Module

MIDI

IN

MIDI

IN

MIDI

IN

Tr

j

*

All

of

the

three

MIDI

OUT’s

send

exactly

the

same

signals,

DP-6

DP-2

{Pedal

Switch}

{Expression

Pedal)

[3]

PERFORMANCE

CONTROL

FUNCTIONS

1.

Outline

The

MKB

can

simultaneously

use

2

MIDI

Chan-

nels

thereby

control

two

Sound

Modules

at

a

|—>'

MIDI

Channel

setting

(P.

9)

time.

:

@

Each

of

2

MIDI

channels

can

be

assigned

to

the

Key

Mode

you

like

(Whole

U,

Whole

L,

Split,

|—=

Key

Mode

setting

(P.

7)

Dual).

©

The

MKB

can

select

any

patch

program

in

the

moat

connected

Sound

Modules.

|

Program.

Change

message

(P,,

10}

@

Mode

messages

{Poly

or

Mono,

OMNI

ON

or

OFF)

can

be

set

for

each

MIDI

channel.

a

Mode

messages

(P.

11)

©

There

are

5

different

level

settings

of

Velocity

=

Dynamics

(P.

11)

Sensitivity

available

for

the

palyer

to

choose.

After

Touch

messages

can

be

transmitted.

Key

Transposition

is

easily

done.

The

volume

of

the

connected

device

can

be

changed.

The

MKB

transmits

Pitch

Bender

and

Modula-

After

Touch

(P.

12)

Key

Transpose

(P.

12)

Volume

Control

(P.

16)

Controller

(P.

14)

i

—

tion

messages.

©

Some

MIDI

messages

can

be

sent

with

the

Foot

Switch

or

Foot

Volume.

te

Remote

Control

(P.

15)

©

The

MKB

features

Auto

Tune

function.

—|

Tune

Request

(P.

16)

@

The

MKB-200

can

store

up

to

128

different

patch

programs

which

are

combinations

of

|—»

Patch

Change

(P.

16)

MIDI

Channel,

Program

Change

etc.

1

C

i

-

a

®

Control

Change

and

Systern

Exclusive

mes:

Other

Useful

Functions

(P.

18)

sages

can

be

transmitted.

|

2.

Operation

a.

Setting

Key

Mode

The

MKB-200

can

use

two

MIDI

channeis,

there-

fore

can

play

two

sound

modules

simultaneously

{Dual

mode)

or

separately

(Whole

L,

U).

Also,

the

keyboard

of

the

MKB-200

can

be

divided

into

two

sections

used

separately

for

different

channels

(Split

mode).

1)

Dual

Mode

In

the

Dual

mode,

exactly

the

same

MIDI

messages

are

simultaneously

sent

to

the

two

MIDI

channels

assigned

by

the

Upper

and

Lower

sections

of

the

keyboard.

To

turn

to

this

mode,

simply

push

the

DUAL

of

the

Key

Mode

Buttons

@.

@

0

Cie

a

DUAL

SPLIT

L

uU

LOWER

CH1

UPPER

CH2

2)

Split

Mode

In

the

Split

mode,

MID!

messages

are

sent

sepa-

rately

to

the

MIDI

channels

assigned

by

Upper

and

Lower

sections

of

the

keyboard.

Where

the

keyboard

is

divided

into

the

Upper

and

Lower

Oo

@

0

Oo

ie

ae

a

BUAL

=

SPLIT

L

u

MIDI

CH

1

MIDI

CH

2

(Operating)

sections

is

called

“Split

Point”.

The

Upper

section

includes

the

key

of

the

split

point,

but the

Lower

section

does

not.

To

turn

to

this

mode,

simply

push

the

SPLIT

of

the

Key

Mode

Buttons

@.

MKB

LOWER

CH1

UPPER

CH2

Sound

Moduie

2

MIDI

CH

1

MIDI

CH

2

(Operating)

Sound

Moduie

1

Changing

the

Split

Point

@

Hold

the

Split

Button

@

down.

@

Without

releasing

the

Split

Button,

press

+.

the

key

for

the

new

split

point.

The

Display

shows

the

new

split

point.

Split

Point

is

set

to

C¥.

The

Display

Window

shows

the

split

point

”."

represents

#.

currently

set.

f

t

Split

Point

Split

Point

is

set

to

Ca.

|

aE

®

Release

the

Split

Button.

3)

Whole

L

Mode

In

the

Whole

L

mode,

MIDI

messages

are

sent

only

to

the

MIDI

channel

assigned

by

the

Lower

section.

To

turn

to

this

mode,

simply

push

the

L

of

the

Key

Mode

Buttons

@.

oO

0

@

Oo

ee

OUAL

SPLIT)

oL

u

NI

iN]

[2]

Sound

Module

1

Sound

Module

2

LOWER

CH1

MIDI

CH

1

MIDI

CH

2

UPPER

CH2

(Operating)

(Not

operating)

4)

Whole

U

Mode

In

the

Whole

U

mode,

MIDI

messages

are

sent

from

the

MKB

only

to

the

MIDI

channel

assigned

by

the

Upper

section.

To

turn

to

this

made,

simply

push

the

U

of

the

Key

Mode

Buttons

@.

o

0

&

DUAL

SPLIT

=

L

u

IN

INI

1

|

[2]

Sound

Module

1

Sound

Module

2

LOWER

CH1

MIDI

CH

1

MIDI

CH

2

UPPER

CH2

{Not

operating)

(Operating)

b.

Setting

MIDI

Channel

To

control

the.receive

device

(sound

module)

by

the

transmit

device

(MKB-200),

it

is

necessary

to

set

the

MIDI

channels

of

the

both

devices

to

the

same

number.

The

MKB-200

can

have

two

diffe-

rent

MIDI

channels

at

a

time,

therefore

can

con-

trol

two

sound

modules

simultaneously.

The

following

is

how

to

set

the

MIDI

channel

number.

@

Push

the

Program

Change

Button

@.

PROGRAM

CHANGE

&

The

indicator

lights

up.

@

To

set

the

MIDI

channel

of

the

Lower

section,

push

the

L

of

the

U/L

Selector

Buttons

@,

and

for

setting

the

Upper

channel,

push

the

U

button.

To

select

the

Lower

Channei

Mode

oo

@

0

eo

wm

sar

kU Tv

To

select

the

Upper

Channel

Mode

o0

00

@

oe

wa

wr

Ei

7

MIDI

CHANNEL

@®

Hold

the

Function

Button

@

down.

The

Display

will

show

the

current

MIDI

channel

number.

Flashing

Current

Program

Current

MIDI

Change

Number

Channel

@®

While

still

holding

the

Function

Button

@

down,

press

the

appropriate

key

for

the

new

MIDI

channel.

(See

the

picture

shown

on

the

bottom

of

this

page

to

find

the

appro-

priate

key.)

The

Display

will

show

the

MIDI

cahnnel

number

you

have

set.

@®

Release

the

Function

Button.

The

Display

now

shows

the

Program

Change

number.

|

B

c.

Program

Change

The

MKB-200

sends

Program

Change

messages

which

serve

to

change

the

tone

colors

of

the

connected

sound

modules.

By

using

the

Group

Button

@

and

appropriate

Bank

Button

@

and

the

Number

Button

@,

any

of

the

Program

Change

messages

1

to

128

can

be

transmitted.

@

Program

Change

Number

Table

e

Group

A

@

Push

the

Program

Change

Button

©.

@

Push

either

of

the

U/L

Selector

Buttons

@.

*

To

select

the

Lower

Channel

Oo

L

u

SELECT

*

To

select

the

Upper

Channel

@

Push

the

Group

Button

@,

Bank

Button

@

and

the

Number

Button

@

which

cor-

respond

to

the

desired

Program

Change

number.

(See

the

Program

Change

Number

Table.)

PROGRAM

CHANGE

OUT

MKB

Sound

Module

Tone

Color

Changes

68

|

69

|

70

76

|

77

|

78

|

84

|

85

|

86

a)

wl]

©

“I

102

113

|

114

|

115

|

116

|

117

|

118

121

{|

122

|

123

|

124

|

125

|

[-)

*

When

the

Key

Mode

and

the

U/L

Selector

are

set

differently

as

shown

below

(U

and

Lori

and

U),

you

cannot

recognize

the

Program

Change

sent

to

the

sound

modules.

—

-

=

Flashing

———»

|

Sime

The

Program

Change

number

in

the

Display

flashes.

*The

Program

Change

number

cannot

be

set

simultaneously

for

the

Upper

and

Lower

channels.

d.

Mode

Messages

The

MKB-200

can

transmit

the

Mode

messages

{Poly

or

Mono,

OMNI

ON

or

OFF).

Use

the

Func-

tion

Button

@

and

the

appropriate

key

on

the

keyboard.

{See

the

picture

shown

below.)

|

dul

a

—

1

ut

ci

_

Es

no

POLY

ON

MONO

ON

The

following

is

how

to

send

the

Mode

mes-

sages.

@

While

holding

the

Function

Button

@

down,

push

the

key

that

corresponds

to

the

desired

Mode

message.

oF

OMNI

ON

OMNI

OFF

@

Now,

release

the

Function

Button.

The

Display

returns

to

the

indication

of

the

Bank

and

Number.

e.

Dynamics

Five

different

levels

for

Dynamics

are

optional.

Use

the

Function

Button

and

the

appropriate

key

on

the

keyboard

for

selecting

the

dynamics

you

like.

(See

the

picture

below

to

find

out

the

approp-

tiate

key.)

The

range

oof

The

range

of

ney

Dynamics

is

Dynamics

is

narrow.

wide.

@

While

holding

the

Function

Button

@

down,

press

the

key

that

corresponds

to

the

level

you

like.

@

Release

the

Function

Button.

The

Display

now

returns

to

the

indication

of

the

Bank

and

Number.

11

f.

After

Touch

The

MKB-200

can

transmit

After

Touch

messages.

Moreover,

instead

of

the

After

Touch,

the

MKB-

200

can

send

the

Modulation

messages

by

using

the

After

Touch

function.

Use

the

Function

Button

@and

the

appropriate

key

on

the

keyboard.

(See

the

picture

shown

below.)

AFTER

TOUCH

4

|

After

Touch

OFF

@

While

holding

the

Function

Button

@

down,

press

the

key

which

corresponds

to

the

desired

function.

When

After

Touch

function

is

ON

The

Display

reacts

as

shown

below,

and

the

After

Touch

Indicator

®

lights

up.

Ve

~

AFTER

TOUCH’

!

Phil

When

Modulation

is

ON

The

Display

reacts

as

shown

below,

and

the

After

Touch

Indicator

®

lights

up.

a.

AFTER

TOUCH

if

HE

12

After

Touch

ON

(Modulation

Message)

After

Touch

ON

When

After

Touch

(Modulation)

is

OFF

The

Display

reacts

as

shown

below,

and

the

After

Touch

Indicator

@

goes

out.

AFTER

TOUCH

Indicator

goes

out

@

Release

the

Function

Button.

The

Display

returns

to

the

indication

of

the

Bank

and

Number.

g.

Key

Transpose

The

MKB-200’s

Key

Transpose

function

allows

you

to

transpose

the

entire

keyboard

in

semi-tone

steps

within

+

one

octave.

Use

the

Function

But-

ton

@

and

the

reievant

key

on

the

keyboard.

(See

the

picture

below.)

4

KEY

TRANSPOSE

mH

This

represents

“—".

@

While

holding

the

Function

Button

@

down,

press

the

key

that

corresponds

to

the

transpose

value

you

want.

The

Key

Transpose

Indicator

lights

up

and

the

Display

shows

the

transpose

value.

@

Release

the

Transpose

Button.

The

Display

now

returns

to

the

Bank

and

Number

indication.

®@

While

in

the

Key

Transpose

mode

(when

the

Key

Transpose

Indicator

is

lighted),

you

can

always

see

the

key

of

the

current

transposition

in

the

Display

by

taking

the

following

operation.

@

While

holding

the

Function

Button

@

down,

press

the

CHECK

key.

(See

above

picture

to

find

out

the

CHECK

key.}

The

Display

shows

the

current

transpose

value.

@

Release

the

Function

Button.

The

Display

now

returns

to

the

Bank

and

Number

indication.

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{A

semi-tone

transpostion)

*

When

the

Key

Mode

is

Split,

the

Key

Transpose

function

does

not

affect

the

Split

Point

set

on

the

keyboard.

13

h.

Controller

The

MKB-200

can

transmit

the

Pitch

Bender

and/

or

Modulation

messages

on

two

channels

at

a

time,

or

only

to

the

channel

assinged

by

the

Upper

section.

RENDER:

MODULATION

Sa

a=

s

°

8

°

®

All

Button

®

Upper

Only

Button

@

Depth

Knob

okere

IS

TIME

@

Rise

Time

Knob

@®

Bender

Lever

1)

Bender

Lever

®

Bend

the

Bender

Lever

to

the

left

or

right,

and

Pitch

Bender

message

is

transmitted.

Also,

pushing

the

lever

forward,

you

can

send

Mod-

ulation

message.

MODULATION

ON

a

BENDER

Push

——_\|_—

Bend

——__>

14

2)

Rise

Time

Knob

©

This

knob

sets

the

rise

time

of

the

modulation.

Longer

rise

time

setting

allows

smoother

elevation.

3)

Depth

Knob

®

This

knob

controls

the

depth

of

modulation.

4)

All

Button

®

Press

this

button

to

send

the

Pitch

Bender

and/or

Modulation

message

to

both

channeis

assigned

by

the

Upper

and

Lower

sections.

ALL

LOWER

CH1

MID!

CH

1

Yin

CH2

Both

Modules

take

on

the

Pitch

Bender

and

the

Modulation

effects.

*

At

power

up,

the

MKB

defaults

to

All

Button

On.

5)

Upper

Only

Button

®

Press

this

button

to

send

the

Pitch

Bender

and/or

Modulation

message

to

only

the

chan-

nei

assigned

by

the

Upper

section.

UPPER

ONLY

i

ae

é

1

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iv

iN

A

@

| @

MKB

LU

Sound

Moduie

1

Sound

Module

2

COWER

CHT

MIDI

CH

7

MIDI

CH

2

UPPER

CH2

7

Only

the

Module

for

Upper

section

takes

on

the

Pitch

Bender

and

the

Moduiation

effects.

*

Adjust

the

sensitivity

of

Pitch

Bender

effect

with

the

relevant

controls

on

the

Sound

Modules

or

MIDI

instruments

connected

to

the

MKB.

i.

Remote

Control

6

r

Damper

Pedal

DP-6

Pedal

Switch

DP-2

(Option)

1)

Volume

Jack

(L)

@

By

connecting

the

Expression

Pedal

{EV-5)

to

this

jack,

the

Volume

messages

can

be

trans-

mitted

on

the

channel

assigned

by

the

Lower

section.

2)

Volume

Jack

(L

+

U)

@

By

connecting

the

Expression

Pedal

(EV-5)

to

this

jack,

the

Volume

messages

can

be

sent

on

the

both

channels

assinged

by

Lower

and

Upper

sections.

*

These

Volume

Jacks

can

work

at

a

time,

the

pedal

connected

to

the

jack

@

transmits

the

Volume

message

to

the

Lower

channel,

the

pedal

connected

to

the

jack

@

transmits

to

the

Upper

channel

separately.

wae

*

When

the

Expression

Pedal

is

connected

to

the

Volume

Jack,

the

Volume

Knob

on

the

MKB-200

does

not

work.

That

is,

pedal

oper-

ation

has

priority.

Expression

Pedal

EV-5

(Option)

3)

Modulation

Jack

®

Connect

a

Pedal

Switch

to

this

jack,

and

Mod-

ulation

message

can

be

transmitted

by

pres-

sing

the

pedal,

without

using

the

Bender

Lever.

4)

Shift

Jack

@,

®

Connect

the

Pedal

Switch

DP-2

or

DP-6

to

the

Shift

Jack

UP,

or

to

the

DOWN,

or

connect

two

Pedal

Switches

to

the

both

jacks,

and

the

patch

numbers

1

to

8

can

be

sequencially

called

just

by

pressing

the

pedal(s).

Pressing

the

pedal

will

advance

or

back

up

one

number.

5)

Damper

Pedal

Jack

(L)

@

Connect

a

Pedal

Switch

to

this

jack,

and

Damper

Pedal

message

can

be

sent

on

the

channel

assigned

by

the

Lower

section,

by

pressing

the

pedal.

6)

Damper

Pedal

Jack

(L

+

U)

@

Connect

a

Pedal

Switch

to

this

jack,

and

Damper

Pedal

message

can

be

sent

on

both

channels

assigned

by

the

Lower

and

Upper

sections,

by

pressing

the

pedal,

*

These

jacks

@

and

@

can

work

at

the

same

time,

transmitting

Damper

Pedal

message

inde-

pendently

on

each

channel.

15

16

j.

Volume

Control

The

MKB-200

can

transmit

the

Main

Volume

mes-

sages.

Use

the

Volume

Knob

@.

For

Upper

Channel

ae

liis

For

Lower

Channel

*

The

MKB-200‘s

memory

can

retain

the

Main

Volume

messages.

When,

however,

the

Slide

Volume

is

used

for

other

function

than

the

volume

contro!

{refer

to

“OTHER

USEFUL

FUNCTIONS”),

the

level

set

before

the

Slide

Volume

is

turned

to

other

function

will

be

memorized,

therefore

cannot

be

changed

any

longer.

So,

it

may

be

a

good

idea

to

write

the

setting

of

the

Main

Volume

to

the

Memory

Cartridge

before

changing

the

function

of

the

Slide

Volume.

k.

Tune

Request

Tune

Request

message

from

the

MKB

works

only

on

the

synthesizer

featuring

the

Auto

Tune

func-

tion.

To

send

the

Tune

Request

message,

set

the

memory

Protect

Switch

to

the

ON

position

and

press

the

Write

Button.

(When

the

Memory

Cartridge

is

not

used,

simply

push

the

Write

Button.)

[4]

PATCH

CHANGE

1.

Outline

By

using

the

Memory

Cartridge,

the

MKB-200

can

retain

up

to

128

different

patch

change

programs.

Any

of

these

programs

can

be

easily

called

and

even

modified

during

live

performance.

Each

Patch

Change

Program

consists

of:

.

Main

Volume

(for

L

and

U)

.

Key

Mode

(DUAL,

SPLIT,

WHOLE

U,

L)

.

Split

Point

.

Program

Change

(for

L

and

U)

MIDI

Channel

(for

L

and

U)

.

Dynamics

.

After

Touch

(On/Off)

.

Key

Transpose

ONOAORWN->

*

Please

note

that

the

MKB-200

has

no

memory

capacity

for

patch

change

pro-

grams

without

the

supplied

Memory

Car-

tridge

(M-16C)

connected.

CARTRIDGE

Protect

Switch

ON

*

Please

be

sure

to

set

the

Protect

Switch

to

the

ON

position

except

for

rewriting

the

patch

programs.

2.

Operation

a.

Writing

onto

the

Cartridge

@

Push

the

Program

Change

Button

@.

The

indicator

lights

up.

@

Set

each

of

the

functions

1

to

8

(shown

on

page

16)

as

you

like.

@®

Push

the

Patch

Change

Button

@.

The

indicator

lights

up.

@

Set

the

Protect

Switch

on

the

Memory

Cartridge

to

the

OFF

position.

®

Push

the

Write

Button

@.

The

indicator

lights-up.

*

ff

you

wish

to

leave

the

writing

mode

here,

sim-

ply

push

the

Write

Button

again,

or

return

the

Protect

Switch

to

the

ON

position.

©

By

using

the

Group

Button

@,

the

Bank

Button

@

and

the

Number

Button

@,

select

the

patch

change

program

you

wish

to

write.

The

Indicator

of

the

Write

Button

goes

out.

*

Uniess

the

Nubmer

Button

is

pushed,

writing

is

not

done.

That

is,

even

if

the

Number

of

the

patch

change

program

you

want

is

the

same

as

before,

you

cannot

skip

pressing

the

Number

Button.

This,

however,

does

not

apply

to

the

Group

or

Bank

Buttons.

@

Return

the

Protect

Switch

on

the

Memory

Cartridge

to

the

ON

position.

b.

Selecting

a

Patch

Change

@

Push

the

Patch

Change

Button

©.

The

indicator

lights

up.

@

By

using

the

Group

Button

@,

the

Bank

Button

@

and

the

Number

Button

@,

call

the

patch

change

program

you

wish

to

use.

*

if

the

MKB-200

is

switched

on

with

the

Car-

tridge

connected,

the

patch

change

program

of

Group

A,

Bank

1

and

Number

1

will

be

automatically

called.

c.

Edit

You

can

call

any

patch

change

program

from

the

Memory

cartridge

then

change

the

setting

of

the

functions

1

to

8.

When

any

alteration

is

made,

the

Display

shows

a

dot.

Bank

Number

oo

~

A

dot

lights

up

*

The

editing

operation

does

not

automatically

rewrite

the

existing

patch

change

program

unless

an

appropriate

writing

procedure

is

taken.

:

*To

recail

the

original

patch

change

program,

simply

push

the

Patch

Change

Button

@

then

the

appropriate

Number

Button.

(When

the

Patch

Change

Button

has

been

already

on,

just

push

the

Number

Button.)

7

1

[5]

OTHER

USEFUL

FUNCTIONS

The

MKB-200

can

also

transmit

the

MIDI

Control

Change

messages

and

the

System

Exclusive

messages

(for

MKS-7

and

JUNO-106).

1.

Control

Change

MIDI

Controt

Change

messages

from

0

to

121

can

be

transmitted.

By

using

the

Function

Button

@,

Group

Button

@,

Bank

Button

@

and

Number

Button@,

select

one

of

the

messages.

The

value

of

each

function

can

be

changed

by

using

the

Volume

Knob

@.

@

Hold

the

Function

Button

down.

The

Display

shows

the

current

MIDI

channel

number.

@

Push

the

Group

Button

@,

and

the

appro-

priate

Bank

Button

@

then

the

Number

Button

@.

(See

the

Control

Change

Number

Table.)

*

Any

of

the

above

three

buttons

@,

@

or

@

can

be

pushed

first.

@

Control

Change

Number

Table

@®

Release

the

Function

Button.

The

Display

returns

to

the

indication

of

the

Bank

and

the

Number

(Program

Change

or

Patch

Change).

*To

turn

to

the

Main

Volume

mode,

push

the

Group

A,

Bank

1

and

Number

8

(Control

Change

7)

Buttons.

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Group

A

©

Group

B

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1

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65}

66}

67|

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69;

70;

71

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77}

78;

79

3 3

;

80

|

81;

82; 83; 84; 85)

86

|

87

4

88;

89}

90;

91

{92

93}

94}

95

5

96

I

97

|

98} 99}

100

|

101

|

102

|

103

6

i

104

|

105

|

106

|

107

|

108

|

109

|

110

|

111

7 7

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1113:

|

114

|

115

|

116

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118

|

119

8 8

|

120/121

2.

System

Exclusive

The

MKB-200

can

transmit

16

kinds

of

System

Exclusive

messages

(for

MKS-7

and

Juno-106),

which

are

the

functions

to

edit

the

tone

color.

Use

the

Function

Button

@,

Bank

Button

@

and

the

Number

Button

@

to

assign

the

function

and

change

its

value

by

using

the

Volume

Knob.

the

following

is

the

necessary

operation.

@

While

holding

the

Function

Button

@

down,

turn

the

MKB-200

on.

POWER

ON

The

Display

shows

the

current

MIDI

channel

number.

@

While

still

holding

the

Function

Button

down,

assign

the

function

you

want

by

pushing

the

relevant

Bank

Button

@

or

the

Number

Button

@.

(Refer

to

the

table

shown

right.

For

example,

pushing

the

Bank

Button

1

will

select

the

LFO

Rate

function.)

The

Display

shows

the

function

you

have

selected.

@

Release

the

Function

Button.

@

Move

the

Volume

Knob

to

change

the

value

of

the

selected

function.

*

To

return

to

the

usual

Volume

mode,

push

the

Group

Button

@

while

holding

the

Function

Button

@

down.

The

Display

will

respond

with:

*The

Exclusive

messages

sent

to

the

Lower

channel

and

the

Upper

channel

are

exactly

the

same.

It

is

not

possible

to

send

different

mes-

sages

separately.

Parameter

Display

Number

Description

LFO

Rate

LFO

Delay

Time

1

DCOLFO

Depth

-

2

dP

|

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3

Dynamics

Affection

{MKS-7}

5

dA

Noise

Level

-

{(JUNO-106)

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6

RE

VCF

Cutoff

Frequency

5

ra

Fr

VCF

Resonance

§

8

|

FE

|

VCFENV

Depth

7

1

FL

VCF

LFO

Depth

8

2/2

Fb

VCF

Keyboard

Follower

9

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|

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10

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|

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|

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|

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Time

12

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Level

13

12

Er

ENV

Release

Time

14

!

8

oi

Sub

Oscillator

Level

15

*

For

the

details,

refer

to

the

MIDI

implimentation

chart

of

the

MKS-7

or

JUNO-106.

19

@

Patch

Change

Memoe

MIDI

Channel

Key

IN

Main

Volume

Program

Change

Key

Made

|

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Point

|

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