Roland RD-1000 User manual

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Owner’s Manual

Roland has succeeded in the development of the
Structured Adaptive System which is a digital
technology taht analyzes and extracts the acoustic
sound then synthsizes highly expressive sounds.
The Roland Structured Adaptive System makes it
possible to analyze and extract the tone color
alteration of the acoustic piano sound in each note
caused by the difference of the key touch pres-
sure, then reproduces the most natural tone color
alteration, according to the note played and its key
pressure.
Before this owner's manual, please read the sepa-
rate book “MIDI”.
FEATURES
© The Roland RD-1000 MIDI Digital! Piano features
highly expressive sounds owing to its SA
sound source.
® The RD-1000 includes the Chorus and the Tre-
molo effects and an equalizers which serves to
make wider variation of sounds.
e The RD-1000's memory capacity is 8 preset
voices which cannot be rewritten and 56 which
can be programmed as your like.
® The 64 original voices of the RD-1000 can be
saved on the Memory Cartridge (M-16C).
e@ The back-lighted LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
makes the operation on a dark stage easier.
e The XLR (Balanced type) connectors allow
setup with professional equipment.
@ The RD-1000 can be used as a perfect MIDI
keyboard controller.
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ROLAND DIGITAL PIANO RD-1000
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Amtsbl. Vfg 1046 / 1984
(Amuublattvertigung)
funk-entstort ist.
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angezeigt und die Berechtigung zur Uberpriifung der Serie auf Einhaitung
der Bestimmungen eingeraumt.
Roland Corporation Osaka / Japan
Name des Hersteilers/Importeurs,
Please read the separate volume ‘‘MIDI’’, before reading this owner's manual.
CONTENTS
[7] PANEL DESCRIPTION ....0..0.... eee 3
IMPORTANT NOTES ..........cccccccsescssssscstsssenseeseees 3
[2] KEY LOCK AND CONNECTIONS .......... 5
1. How to unlock the Key Lock .......csesseeeee 5
.2. How to connect the Pedal Unit
to the Main Unit occ scscssesesescersseseeeens 6
3. How to set up the amplifier oo... 6
[3] OPERATION ou... ccccssesscsescescesesctsscsseesvesseees 7
1. Basic Operation ....ccscsseeeesecssessessesseesssesess 7
A. Voice Selection vcccccessssscsesssssescesssensens 7
1) Voice Preserve Function 8
Tuning
Damper Pedal/Soft Pedal
CHOrUS/TreMOIO ...scccscesssersserenssserecseeeevess 10
Key TranSpOSe ......ccsesssesessssssssesssestseessrseees 10
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2. SOUN Editing ....ccccesesesesessessesesesessesssesnsuseens
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2) System Functions
Calling a Parameter
Edit
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2) Equalizer Section
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Middle Equalizer
Treble Equalizer
3) Chorus
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f. Memory Cartridge ......cccsscsssseessesssssensess
1) Saving
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g. Touch Response
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1. MIDI Connectors ou... ecccsssesesesesseseseeesstseanees 18
2. RD-1000 as a MIDI Keyboard Controller ..... 18
a. Setting Transmit Channel ..........cce 18
b. Transmitting Program Change ...........6 19
3. RD-1000 as a MIDI Sound Module .............. 22
a. Setting Receive Channel «sess 22
b. Setting Program Change uses 22
4, MIDE FUNCtIONS oo ccesesesesceseseeessesesenensenaes 22
[5] SPECIFICATIONS. 0.0... ccesssessseeeeees 29
Copyright © 1986 by ROLAND CORPORATION
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in
any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION.

[1] PANEL DESCRIPTION
<Front Panel>
@ External Volume Knob
@ Volume Knob
© ¢@ Dial Q Display @ Parameter Indicators
@ Contrast Knob
@® Voice Selectors
® Tremolo/Load
@ Program Change Button Button
@ Key Transpose Button @ Chorus/Save
© Tune Button Button
@
Function
Button
@®
Bank/Write
Button
@ Edit Button
IMPORTANT NOTES
Power Supply Power Cord
®@ The appropriate voltage to be used is shown on When disconnecting the power cord from the soc-
the name plate on the rear panel. Be sure that ket, do not hold the cord but the plug. When the
the requirement meets the voltage system in unit is not to be used for a long period, disconnect
your country. the power cord.
@ Do not use the same socket that is used for any
noise generating device, such as a motor, or Location
variable lighting system.
e When setting up the RD-1000, be sure that all e@ Operating the RD-1000 near a neon or fluores-
the units are turned off. cent lamp may cause noise interference. If so,
change the angle or position of the RD-1000.
@ This unit might not work properly 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 in a few seconds.
® This unit might slightly generate heat while
operating, but there is nothing to worry about it.
@ Avoid using the RD-1000 in extreme heat or
humidity or where it may be affected by dust.

<Rear Panel>
@® Memory Cartridge Holder
(Main Unit)
(Pedal Unit)
@® MIDI THRU Connector
@MIDI OUT Connector
® MIDI IN Connector
@ Output Jacks
@ Headphones Jack
@ Output Level Switch
@® Balanced Output
Connectors
Keyboard Amplifier M/H
Recording Equipment H
Mixer L/M/H
Guitar Amplifier L/M
@ Power Switch
@® Expression Jack
Cleaning
@ Use a soft cloth and clean only with a mild
detergent.
@ Do not use solvents such as paint thinner.
Memory Backup
e The RD-1000’s memory back-up system is fully
supported by a battery. Normally, the battery
replacement is required every five years, but
the first replacement may be needed even
before that depending how many months had
passed before you bought it. Please ask for
your local Roland dealer for replacement.
Save the data in memory onto a cartridge or
make a synthesis memo of each sound, before
having the RD-1000 repaired. The data may be
accidentally lost during repairing process, and if
it happens, there is no way to retrieve it.

KEY LOCK AND CONNECTIONS
Before using the RD-1000, be sure to unlock the
Key-lock and connect the Pedal Unit to the Main
Unit.
1. How to unlock the Key Leck
The
RD-1000
features
the
Key
Lock
system
to
pre-
@
Straighten
the
iever
to
the
vertical
position.
vent
key
action
disorder
caused
in
transit.
When
the
RD-1000
is
released
from
the
manufacturer,
it
is
locked
{with
the
two
levers
on
the
bottom
of
the
body).
You
are
required
to
unlock
them
before
using
the
RD-1000
as
shown
below.
Also,
be
sure
to
lock
the
RD-1000
again
when
transporting.
@
Rotate
the
lever
half
circle.
(Either
clockwise
or
counterclockwise
will
do.)
t,
@ Return the fever to the horizontal position.
a
To
lock
the
Key
Lock,
take
the
reverse
procedure.

2. How to connect the Pedal
Unit to the Main Unit
The Pedal Unit is a damper pedal and a soft pedal ; @ Connect the cable of the Pedal Unit to the
with a built-in power supply unit. That is, the Cable Socket on the rear panel of the RD-1000.
RD-1000 does not operate without the Pedal Unit
connected.
Tighten the Ring
To disconnect the Pedal Unit, take the revese pro-
cedure with the RD-1000 turned off.
3. How to setup the amplifier
The Output Level Switch @) does not work on the
balanced output (XLR Output Connectors @) but
on the unbalanced output (Output Jacks @).
AUX IN \
L LINE IN
Amplifier

OPERATION
The RD-1000 has mainly two modes, Function and
Edit. In the Function mode, you can call a voice or
a parameter, and in the Edit mode, the value of the
parameter you have called can be edited. To
change the modes, use the Function Button @ and
Edit Button @. The corresponding indicator lights
up to tell you which mode is currently selected.
1. Basic Operation
After making all the necessary connections, turn
the amplifier's volume to zero, then switch on the
Power Switch @ on the Pedal Unit.
The Display @ will react as shown below.
If you find it difficult to see the Display, adjust the
contrast with the Contrast Knob @.
a. Voice Selection
The RD-1000 retains 64 tone colors: 8 basic voices
and other 7 variations for each voice. To call a
voice you like, use the Voice Selector Buttons 1 to
8 and the Bank Button.
VOICE | PIANO |
VOICE 2. PIANO 2
VOICE 3 PIANO 3
VOICE 4 HARPSICHORD
VOICE 5 CLAVI
VOICE 6 VIBRAPHONE
VOICE 7 E.PIANO |
VOICE 8 E.PIANO 2
8 different sounds are preprogrammed in the
voices 1 to 8 of Bank 1. Each voice has another 7
variations (Bank 2 to 8). That is, there are alto-
gether 8 variations for one voice.
To select the basic voice 1 to 8 in the Bank 1, push
the relevant Voice Selector @.
Push the appropriate Voice Selector
To select other variation of that voice, hold the
Bank Button @® down and push the corresponding
Voice Selector Button. Here, the Voice Selector
Buttons 1 to 8 correspond to the bank numbers.
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@ While holding the
Bank Button
@ Push the appropirate
Voicde Selector (1 to 8)

e.g.) Selecting the sound of Voice 3 (Piano
3) in Bank 7
@) Push the Voice Selector Button 3.
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Push the Voice Selector 3
The Display responds with:
@ While holding the Bank Button down, press
the Voice Selector Button 7. This procedure
selects the Bank 7.
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@® ®
@ While holding the
Bank Button
@ Push the Voice
Selector 7.
The Piano 3 of Bank 7 is selected.
1) Voice Preserve Function
The RD-1000 features the Voice Preserve function,
that is, while you are playing the keyboard using a
certain voice, you can assign the next voice to be
used, without changing the sounds until you
release all the keys.
Even if you select a new voice while playing the
keyboard or Damper ON, the sound does not
change. (The Voice Indicator of the corresponding
voice.) To actually change the sounds, release all
the keys on the keybaord and turn the Damper
off. (Now, the Voice indicator of the new voice
glows steadily.)
e.g.) Changing from Piano 1 to Clavi
@ While playing the keyboard, push the Voice
Selector 5 (Bank-1/Clavi).
The inidcator of the Voice 5 (Clavi) flashes. The
Piano 1 still remains.
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PROGRAM 1 BANK
The indicator of the Voice
Selector 5 flashes.
@ When you wish to change to Clavi, release ail
the keys and turn the Damper off.
The indicator of Voice 5 stops flashing and glows
steadily.
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The flashing indicator
now glows steadily
The Voice Preserve function works on the sounds
which are selected by the MIDI program change
messages sent from the external device.

b. Tuning
Procedure
@ Push the Tune Button ©.
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Push the Tune Button
The Tune Indicator lights up showing that the RD-
1000 is in the Tune mode.
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TUNE Key
‘TRANSPOSE
The Tune Indicator
lights up
While in the Tuning mode, the Chorus and Tre-
molo effects are turned off.
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CHOAUS TREMOLO
Chorus and Tremolo are
turned off.
@ Using the a Dial, tune the RD-1000.
The RD-1000’s Tuning mode allows the tuning in
the range of A=438 to 446Hz in 0.1Hz steps. The
value is shown in the Display.
@) When the tuning is completed, push the Tune
Button.
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Push the Tune Button
Now the Tuning mode is cancelled and the Chorus
and Tremolo effects set before entering the Tun-
ing mode are returned.
c. Damper Pedal/Soft Pedai
The Damper and the Soft Pedals of the Pedal Unit
work just like those of an acoustic piano.
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Soft Pedal!

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d. Chorus/Tremolo
The RD-1000 contains the Chorus and Tremolo
effects.
1) Chorus
Push the Chorus Button @, and the indicator lights
up showing the Chorus effect is turned on.
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CHORUS TREMOLO
The Chorus Indicator
lights up.
To turn the Chorus effect off, simply push the
Chorus Button again. The indicator goes out.
2) Tremolo
Push the Tremolo Button @, and the indicator
lights up showing the Tremolo effect is turned on.
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CHORUS TREMOLO
The Tremolo Indicator
lights up.
To turn the Tremolo effect off, simply push the
Tremolo Button again. The indicator goes out.
e. Key transpose
By using the appropriate key, you can shift the
pitch of the entire keyboard.
Push the Key Transpose Button @, and the Dis-
play will respond with as shown below.
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Push the Key Transpose
Button
While holding the Transpose Button down, press
the key to which you wish to transpose. If you
make a mistake, repeat the same procedure.
When the key other than C is set, the indicator of
the Key Transpose will glow.
The Key transpose operation cannot be done if
any key is pressed on the keyboard. Be sure no
key is pushed when you are transposing the key.
While you are taking the transposing operation,
the RD-1000 cannot be played.

e.g.) Transposing to F#
G) With all keys are released, press the Key
Transpose Button. And without releasing it,
push any F# key on the keyboard.
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@ While holding the Key
Transpose Button down.
@ Press any F# key.
The Display shows:
@ Release the Key Transpose Button and the key
you are pressing.
The indicator of the Key Transpose lights up.
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The indicator of the
Key Transpose lights up.
Now, the transposition is completed.
e.g.) Transposing from F# to D
@ Push the Key Transpose Button.
The Display shows as follows. This is the key cur-
rently set.
Keep pressing the Key Transpose Button, and the
Display responds with:
@ Press any D key on the keyboard while holding
the Key Transpose Button down.
The Display shows:
The key you are pressing (D) is shown in the lower
line of the Display. The number shown at the right
of the Display represents how many semi-tones
are transposed from “C”.
@) Release the key and the Key Transpose Button.
Now, transposed F# to D.
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e.g.) Returning from D to C
@ Press any C key on the keyboard while holding
the Key Transpose Button down.
The Display responds with:
2. Sound Editing
All the 64 tone colors in memory can be edited
with the a Dial.
a. About Bank
When you select the sound of the Bank 1 and it is
not edited at all, “PRESET” will be shown at the
lower right of the Display.
@ Release the key and the Key Transpose Button.
The Display responds with;
When returned to normal, the indicator of the Key
Transpose Button does not light.
If the same sound is even slightly edited, “PRESET”
goes away and does not appear unless the unit is
turned off and on again.
The sounds in Bank 1 (=basic voices) are non-
volatile, that is, it can be edited but the edited
sound is erased when the unit is turned off. On the
other hand, any of the voices in Banks 2 to 8 can
be edited and retained by battery backup even
after the unit is turned off.
b. About Functions
The parameters in the RD-1000 are devided into
two sections; Voice and System.
1) Voice Functions
These are the functions that are related to the
parameters for the sound itself.
2) System Functions
These are the functions for setting the Touch
Response and the MIDI messages.

c. Calling a Parameter
@ Make sure that the indicator of the Function
Button is lighted.
If it is not lighted, push the Function Button.
The Display shows the name and the value of the
parameter previously selected.
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EDIT FUNCTION
Make sure that the Function
indicator is lighted.
@) Call the parameter you wish to edit by rotating
the a Dial.
Parameter Value
Parameter Name
If you wish to return the Display to Bank/Voice
indication, simply push any Voice Selector Button
or the Bank Button ®.
d. Edit
@ Cali the parameter you wish to edit as
explained in “Calling a Parameter”.
@ Push the Edit Button @.
The Edit indicator lights up showing that now the
RD-1000 is in the Edit mode.
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Push the Edit Switch,
and the Edit Indicator
lights up.
@ Change the value of the parameter by rotaing
the a Dial.
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e. Parameters
1) Voice Level
16 different voice levels are available for each tone
color from —13 to +2dB in 1dB step.
The level based on (0 dB) is the that of the voices
in Bank 1.
2) Equalizer Section
This is the programmabie equalizer. Each sound
can individually have its own equalizing.
@ Bass Equalizer
This is the shelving type equalizer with 100Hz
cutoff frequency.
© Bass Level
15 different levels are available for boosting or cut-
ting the cutoff frequency from —10.5 to +10.5dB
in 1.5dB steps.
@ Middle Equalizer
This is a parametric equalizer that allows to
change the cutoff frequency from 400Hz to 4kHz.
© Frequency
The center frequency of each band is 400Hz,
560Hz, 770Hz, 1kHz, 1.4kHz, 2kHz, 2.8kHz or 4kHz.
® Middle Level
The frequency selected with the “Frequency” can
be boosted or cut in 1.5dB steps from —10.5 to
+10.5dB.
@ Band Width (Q)
This determines the intensity of the equalizing. 1
to 8 are available, and at 8, the bigger number
makes the slope of the boosting or cuttin steper.
@ Treble Equalizer
This is the shelving type equalizer with 10kHz
cutoff frequency.
® Treble Level
15 different levels are available for boosting or
cutting the cutoff frequency from —10.5dB to
+10.5dB in 1.5 steps.

3) Chours
The On/Off setting, rate and depth of the Chorus
effect can be set.
— Rate
_15 levels are available for the rate of the Chorus
effect.
@ Depth
15 levels are available for the depth of the Chorus
effect.
4) Tremolo
The On/Off setting, Rate and Depth of the Tremolo
effect can be set.
Rate
15 levels are available for the rate of the Tremolo
effect.
@ Depth
15 levels are available for the depth of the tremolo
. effect.
f. Memory Cartridge
Using the Memory Cartridge (M-16C), the edited
data of all the banks (1 to 8) on the RD-1000 can be
saved. The saved data can be loaded back to the
RD-1000 at any time.
1) Saving
@ Make sure the Protect Switch on the Memory
Cartridge is set to the ON position.
@) Securely connect the Memory Cartridge to the
Memory Cartridge Holder @ on the front panel
with the Protect switch side facing upward.
Usually, the Protect Switch
should be set to the ON
position.
@® Set the Protect Switch on the Memory Car-
tridge to the OFF position.
Now, the Memory Cartridge is ready to accept the
data from the RD-1000’s memory.
Set the Protect Switch
on the Memory Cartridge
to the OFF position.
@ While holding the Save Button @ down, push
the Write Button ®.
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@ While hoiding the Write
Button down.
@ Push the Save Button.
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When the saving is completed, the Display
responds with:
@ Return the Memory Protect Switch on the
Memory Cartridge to the ON position.
If the Memory Protect Switch has not been set to
the OFF position, the Display will react as shown
below and the saving cannot be done.
If this happens, set the Protect Switch on the
Memory Cartridge to the OFF position, then repeat
the saving procedure.
2) Loading
@ Securely connect the Memory Cartridge to the
Memory Cartridge Holder @ on the front pane!
with the Protect Switch side facing upward.
* The loading procedure should be done with the
Protect Switch on the Memory Cartridge set to
the ON position.
@ While holding the Load Button @® down, push
the Write Button. —
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@ While holding the Write
Button down.
@ Push the Load Button.
When the loading is completed, the Display
responds with:
If you want the Preset voices at this stage, turn
the RD-1000 off, then on. The Preset sounds will
be called in the Bank 1.
If you try to save or load without the Memory Car-
tridge connected, the Display will react as shown
below.
NOTE
When connecting or disconnecting the Memory
Cartridge, be sure that its Protect Switch is set to
the ON position. If not, the data saved on the
memory Cartridge may be erased.

g. Touch Response
Touch Response Curve is the curve that shows
how the key touch velocity affects the tone color
and the volume of the sound.
How to select a Touch Response Curve
@ Call “Touch Response” as shown in “Calling a
Parameter”.
The Display responds with:
Four different Touch Response Curves are
optional on the RD-1000.
@ Push the Edit Button.
@® Using the a Dial, select the Touch Response
Curve you like.
RD-1000 TOUCH RESPONSE
Volume and tone color alteration —
“B” is set at the manufacturer.
D C B
Key touch velocity —
The Touch Response Curve is the function that is
transmitted when the RD-1000 is used as a
keyboard controller, but is not sent when used as
a sound module.
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[4] MIDI
1. MIDI Connectors
The RD-1000 has MIDI IN, MIDI OUT and MIDI
THRU Connectors on the rear panel.
b. MIDI OUT Connector @
c. MIDi THRU Connector @
a. MIDI IN Connector ®@
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When using the RD-1000 as a MIDI sound module
controlled by the external MIDI device, connect
the MIDI IN Connector to the MIDI OUT or MIDI
THRU on the external device.
b. MIDI OUT Connector @
When using the RD-1000 as a keyboard controller
that drives the external device, connect the MIDI
OUT Connector to the MIDI IN on the external
device.
c. MIDI THRU Connector @
Through this, the exact copy of the signal fed into
the MIDI IN is sent out.
a. MIDI IN Connector ®
2. RD-1000 as a MIDI Keyboard
Controller
a. Setting Transmit Channel
To use the RD-1000 as a MIDI keyboard controler,
it is necessary to set the transmit channel to the
same number as the receive channel of the exter-
nal device.
@ Call “Transmit Channel” as shown in “Calling
a Parameter”.
The Display responds with:
@ Push the Edit Button, and set the Transmit
channel by rotaing the a Dial.
Regarding the messages to be sent, refer to “MIDI
Functions”.

b. Transmitting Program Change
The RD-1000 can transmit the program numbers
from 1 to 128.
The table below shows how the Group/Bank/Voice
numbers on the RD-1000 correspond to the Pro-
gram numbers.
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99 | 100
106 | 107 | 108 |
114 | 115 | 116
| 122 | 123 | 124
6 7 8
6 7 8
14 15 46 |
22 | 23 24
30 31 32
38 39 | 40
46 47 | 48
54 do: [96
62 63 | 64
70 71 72
78 79 | 80
86 87 | 88
94 95 | 96
102 | 103 | 104
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118 119 | 120
127 | 128 |
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@ Call “External Program Change Bank (EXT. PC
BANK)” as shown in “Calling a Parameter”.
The Display responds with:
@ Push the Edit Button, and select the Group
and the Bank using the a Dial.
@) While holding the Program Change Button
down, push the appropriate Voice Selector (1
to 8) selecting the program number you want.
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@ While holding the Program
Change Button down.
@ Push the appropirate
Voice Selector.
The Voice Selectors 1 to 8 correspond to the Num-
bers 1 to 8 in each Bank.
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e.g.) Transmitting the program change 123
@ Call the External Program Change Bank as
shown in “Calling a Parameter”.
@ Push the Edit Button, and set B-8 by rotating
the @ Dial.
The Display responds with:
@ While holding the Program Change Button
down, push the Voice Selector 3.
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@ While holding the Program
Change button down.
@ Push the Voice Selector 3.
The Display responds with:
The program number is shown in ( ).
Now, the program change 123 is transmitted.