Roland S-330 User manual

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Owner's Manual
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING When using electric products, basic precau-
tions should always be followed, including
the following',
1. Read all the instructions before using the product.
2. Do not use this product near water- for example,
near abathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, in awet
basement, or near aswimming pool, or the IBfe.
3. This product should be used only with acart or
stand that is recommended by the manufacturer.
4. This product, either alone or in combination with an
amplifier and headphones or speakers, may be
capable of producing sound levels that could cause
permanent hearing loss.
Do not operate for along period of time at ahigh
volume level or at level that is uncomfortable. If you
experience any hearing loss or ringing in the ears,
you should consult an audiologist.
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position does not interfere with Ms proper ventilation.
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sources such as radiators, heat registers or other
products that produce heat.
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effected by dust.
8. The product should be connected to apower supply
only of the type described in the operating instruc-
tions or as marked on the product.
9. The power-supply cord of the product should be
unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a
long period of time.
10. Do not tread on the power-supply cord.
If. Do not pull the cord but hold the plug when
unplugging.
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procedure should be followed in accordance with
instruction manual.
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liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through
openings.
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personnel when:
A: The power-supply cord or the plug has been
damaged; or
B: Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled
into the product; or
C: The product has been exposed to rain; or
D: The product does not appear to operate
normally or exhibits amarked change in perfor-
mance: or
E: The product has been dropped, or the enclosure
damaged.
15. Do not attempt to service the product beyond that
described in the user-maintenance instructions. All
other servicing should be referred to qualified service
personnel.
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lead attached to this apparatus are
identified with color as shown in the
table below, together with the
matching terminal on the UK type
power plug. When connecting the
mains lead to aplug, be sure to
connect each conductor to the cor-
rect terminal, as indicated.
"This instruction applies to the
product for United Kingdom."
MAINS LEADS PLUG
Conductor Color Mark on the matching terminal
live Brown Red or tetter L
Neutral Blue Black or letter N
Grounding Green-
Yellow
Green, Green-Yellow, letter E
or symbol
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Please read the separate volume "MIDI", before reading this owner's manual.
Copyright ©1988 by ROLAND CORPORATION
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in
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The S-330, 16 voice polyphonic sampler module, can record (sample and record into computer memory)
all sorts of sounds, then play these sounds. It adopts the expanded 16 bit system that processes all
signals digitally and therefore creates sounds of excellent quality. It features amaximum sampling time
of 14.4 seconds at 30kHz sampling, and amemory capacity of 32 Tones, and 16 Patches.
FEATURES
•The S—330's digital filter circuits allow you to record all sorts of sounds
without affecting the quality of the sounds.
•The S-330's digital editing functions including the newly developed TVF (Time
Variant Filter) can modify the sampled voice without reducing the sound
quality.
•The S-330 can select asampling frequency of 30 or 15kHz.
•Each of the two Wave Banks can store up to 7.2 seconds of data when the
30kHz sampling frequency is selected.
•The Multi Patch Play function allows the S-330 to simultaneously play up to
eight Patches using eight individual receive channels.
•16 voices can be assigned to the eight Individual Output Jacks in 24 different
ways. This enables you to play Patches or Tones separately through the eight
output jacks.
•The S-330 can be set up with aCRT color monitor display featuring an RGB
input or ahome TV set featuring avideo connector, or ablack and white
display for acomputer. Moreover, using the optional Mouse you can perform all
the necessary operations, watching the display without touching the buttons on
the panel.
•The entire data (sound data, function data and MIDI data) programmed in the
S-330 can be saved onto 3.5" floppy disks for future use.
•The optional Remote Controller RC-100 allows you to control the S-330
without hardly using the front panel. The Alpha dial, Ten key pad or Mode
Buttons serve for quicker and easier operation.
*lt is possible to load adata disk programmed by the S-50 or aSound Library disk of
the S-50 into the S-330 with the Convert Load function. Also, an S-50 disk can be
converted into an S-330 disk with the Convert Disk function.
*Data on the S-550's disk can be loaded into the S-330 without converting it.

CONTENTS
Panel Description ••4
Important Notes 5
Connections •8
Outline 12
1
.
Data Programming and Saving 13
a. Wave Data •13
b. Tone Parameters 14
c. Patches •14
d. Function Data and MIDI Data •15
2. The S-330's Six Modes ••• 16
3. Basic Procedure •••••17
Preparation for Playing 22
1
.
Checking the supplied disks 22
2. Power- up and Booting ••23
3. Backup of the System Disks •25
4. S-Series Disks compatible with the S—330 27
CD Playing 28
Standard Standard Display (Play Mode) 31
Split Disp Voice Group Messages (Play Mode) ••32
8Key Disp All Voice Group Messages (Play Mode) 33
GO Sampling 34
Wave Scope Wave Scope of Input Signal (Utility Mode) 35
Sampling Sampling (Utility Mode) 36
GO Editing Wave Data 44
Truncate Erasing apart of Wave Data (Utility Mode) 46
Mix Mixing Wave Data (Utility Mode) •49
Combine Combining Wave Data (Utility Mode) 51
D. Filter Digital Filter (Utility Mode) •• • •54
Wave Loop Edit for Looping (Utility Mode) 57
Wave Draw Drawing Wave Data (Utility Mode) 59
Delete Deleting aTone (Edit Mode) 63
Copy/Move Copying and Moving aTone (Edit Mode) 65
Disp. Wave Monitoring awaveform of aWave Bank (Edit Mode) 67
(4) Setting Tone Parameters 69
Tone PRM Setting Main Tone Parameters (Edit Mode) 70
Loop Setting aLoop (Edit Mode) 75
LFO Setting LFO modulation (Edit Mode) 82
TVF Setting Time Variant Filter (Edit Mode) 86
TVA Setting Time Variant Amplifier (Edit Mode) 92
Tone Map Parameter Setting with the Tone Map (Edit Mode) 96

[5) Making aPatch •••••gs
Patch PRM Setting Main Patch Parameters (Edit Mode) ••••••99
Split Assigning Tones to Note Numbers (Edit Mode) ••105
Patch Map Parameter Setting with the Patch Map (Edit Mode) 109
GO S- 330's Function Mode •11°
Master Setting the Functions of the S-330 (FUNC Mode) 111
Initialize Initializing Parameters (FUNC Mode) 1
1
4
[B MIDI Setting and Monitoring Receive Messages ••• •116
Message Setting MIDI Receive Channels and Receive Switches (MIDI Mode) 117
Prog No. Setting Program Change Numbers (MIDI Mode) 119
Monitor Monitoring MIDI Messages (MIDI Mode) 120
GO Loading Data from aDisk 121
Load Loading the Entire Data (Disk Mode) 122
Load P. PRM Loading aPatch (Parameters) (Disk Mode) •124
Load Tone Loading aTone (Disk Mode) 126
DIR Patch Directory of Patch Names on aDisk (Disk Mode) 128
DIR Tone Directory of Tone Names on aDisk (Disk Mode) 128
GO Saving Data onto aDisk •••129
Label Set Setting aDisk Label (Disk Mode) •130
Save Saving the Entire Data (Disk Mode) 131
Save P. PRM Saving aPatch (Parameters) (Disk Mode) 133
Format Format Disk (Disk Mode) '135
Backup Backup of the System disk (Disk Mode) •136
Save SYS Saving the System (Disk Mode) •138
Qg] Other Useful Functions •139
UTL Backup Backup of the Utility Disk (Utility Mode) 140
Convert Converting Data *42
Change SYS Change System (Disk Mode) 147
Error messages •148
MIDI Implementation 149
Index •160
Specifications 162

PANEL DESCRIPTION

IMPORTANT NOTES
^Basically, to operate the S-330, aCRT Display is necessary. CRT Displays
compatible with the S—330 are listed and explained on page 11.
*The optional Sound Libraries L-501 to L-509 contain data for S-50.To use
these with the S-330, execute "Convert Disk" (page.145)
*The S-330 determines the volume by directly controlling the digital data,
therefore, the dynamic range is automatically increased by raising the volume,
creating delicate and natural volume alteration. So, it may be agood idea to
set the volume on the S-330 as high as possible and adjust the volume on
amixer or amplifier.
-fcThe S-330 is fully controlled by acomputer system, therefore, like any
computer controlling unit, it may get into trouble suddenly. If so, switch the unit
off, and swtich it on again. (When this happens, data in the internal memory
will be lost.)
-klhe S—330 is 16 voice polyphonic. This, however, may be decreased depending
on the conditions.
*Noise or hum may be heard in the following conditions. Simply change the
positions of the units.
•When the CRT Display is mounted on the S-330 or placed close to it.
•When the S-330 is placed close to alarge-power consuming device such as apower
amplifier.
"ArWhen sampling awave or editing asample, you should monitor the sound using
voice module A. The sound to be monitored is affected by how the parameters
of the Patch assigned to voice module Aare set, so please check the following
points.
©Check the receive channel of voice module Ain the Play mode, then set the channel
of the connected MIDI controller (or the channel of the data if using the Sequencer
Software) to the same number.
©Raise the Level of voice module Ain the Play mode.
©Check the Patch assinged to voice module Ain the Play mode, then call that Patch
at Patch PRM menu in the Edit mode. Raise the Level in Patch Parameters.
*This unit does not work if the version number (=the number put to the
software) of the system disk does not match that of the utility disk. If they
are not the same number, the data loaded so far will be reset (erased).
The vesrion number can be seen in the Display while the unit is being booted.
To use the system disk and utility disk of different version numbers, you need
to save the system with the Save SYS function and change the version
numbers.
•Version numbers of the supplied system disk and utility disk are set to the same
number. However, the above should be observed when you use adifferent data disk.

How to handle the S-330 >
•Switching the S-330 off will erase all the data programmed in the S-330. Be
sure that the Power switch is not touched accidentally, or the power cord is
not disconnected.
•The appropriate power supply for this unit is shown on its name plate. Please
make sure that the line voltage in your country meets the requirement.
•Do not use the same socket 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 being turned
off. If this happens, simply turn it off, and turn it on again after waiting afew
seconds.
•When turning the S-330 on or off, be sure the disk drive is empty.
•When disconnecting the cord from ajack, do not pull the cord but hold the
plug.
•If this unit is not to be used for along period of time, be sure to disconnect
the power cord from the socket.
•It is normal for this unit to get hot while being operated.
•Avoid using this unit in excessive heat or humidity, or where it may be affected
by direct sunlight or dust.
•Place this unit in asteady, horizontal place. If it is inclined upward at more
than 10 degrees or downward at more than 20 degrees, the disk drive may not
function properly.
•Use asoft cloth, and clean only with amild detergent.
•Do not use solvents such as paint thinner.
•When moving the unit, avoid sudden bumps or shocks.
If this unit happens to fail to function properly, turn it off once, then turn it on
again.

<How to handle the Floppy Disks>
Floppy disks are delicate and can be ruined if not handled properly.
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Magnetic film is included here.
WRITE
PROTECT
Protect Tab
*To prevent accidental loss of data, be sure to
set the Protect Tab to the PROTECT position
except when writing (recording! data.
©Do not expose the disk to strong magnetic fields such as aTV set or speakers.
•Please do not touch the shutter that covers the magnetic film. The magnetic
field can be easily damaged, even by aslight amount of grease.
•Keep the disk away from extremely hot or cold temperatures, direct sunlight or
dust.
•To prevent accidental loss of data, be sure to set the Protect Tab to the
PROTECT position, except when writing (recording) data.
•Never remove or insert the disk, or switch the unit off, while the disk is running
(the disk drive indicator is alight), or the disk may be permanently damaged.
And while the disk drive is running, do not give astrong shock to the unit,
or the data may not be properly read from the disk.
•In transit, remove the disk from the disk drive, or the disk and the disk drive
may be damaged.

CONNECTIONS
Make sure all the units are turned off, then connect as follows.
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RC-100
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(e.g. MIDI Keyboard, sequencer.)
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ing avideo input
connector.
Black and White
display unit for a
computer.
L-I
Connecting aMixer and Keyboard Amplifier.

[Setup with aMIDI Controller]
The S-330 is played by MIDI messages sent from an external MIDI device. Be
sure to connect aMIDI keyboard or sequencer.
[Setup with amixer, keyboard amplifier etc.]
To enjoy the full quality of the S-330, use an amplifier and speakers that feature
wide frequency response and dynamic range, e.g. akeyboard amplifier.
The Individual Output Jacks are used for distributing the sound form the eight
individual MIDI channels.
Through the Outputl Phone Jack and Headphone jack ,exactly the same signal
as the Individual Output Jackl is send out/Through the Outputl Jack, the total
sound of all the jacks can be send out.(See page 29.)
[Connecting the Mouse and RC-100 or not ]
Operate the S-330 without connecting the Mouse or RC-100:
Whan no controller is connected to the S-330 (="Off"condition),the S—330's Display
can be used as well as the CRT Display.
Turn the S-330 on while holding the button "4," down on booting.
Use the optional Mouse (MU-1) :
By connecting the optional Mouse to the EXT CTRL Connector, nearly all the
operations can be performed by the Mouse. The Mouse also allows you to set
points of an envelope or draw awaveform.
Turn the S-330 on while holding the button "T "down on booting.
*The optional Mouse (MU —1) is designed specifically for the S-330 and S—550. Do
not connect it to any other device.
Use the optional remote controller (RC-100) :
By connecting the optional remote controller RC-100 to the EXT CTRL
Connector, the distant S-330 can be controlled by operating the RC-100. The
Mouse can also be connected to the RC— 100.
Turn the S—330 on while holding the butoon "" down on booting.
*Before using the RC-100, be sure to push the Reset Switch.
*Connect the Mouse or RC-100 to the EXT CTRL Connector without bending it.
*Do not connect the EXT CTRL Connector to any other device but the optional Mouse
(MU-1) and the RC-100.
*lf the RC —100 does not work, push the Reset Switch.

[Connecting aCRT Display]
For operating the S-330, aCRT Display is essential.
*The LCD Display window on the S—330 is adequate for playing the programmed data,
checking or changing values, or executing commands. The LCD Display window can
be used at EXT CTRL switch =Off. Turn the unit on while holding the "•<" button
down.
To connect a200 line black and white display for acomputer, or ahome TV
set featuring avideo input jack, use the connector for aMonochrome monitor
display (MONOCHROME).
Before connecting acolor display to the S-330, please make sure that the
monitor's input matches the output of the S-330. If not, do not use the monitor
with the S-330. The output of the S-330's RGB Connector matches the TTL
RGB 200 lines.
*Do not place aCRT Display on the S—330.
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PIN
No Signal Spec
1+5V +5V power output
2GND Earth
3Open
4HSVNC Horizontal Sync signal TTl level negitivt
SVSYNC Vertical Sync signal
6RVideo signal (red)
TTL level positive
7GVideo signal (green)
8BVideo signal {blue)
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•Horizontal Sync signal
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Vertical Sync signal
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For connecting the S-330 to the monitor display, use the Roland RGB-25N
connection cable. Please do not use acable that has adifferent number or
different positions of the pins. (The impedance of the S-330's RGB output is
100 Q.)
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OUTLINE
The S—330 can be played in 16 voice polyphony by MIDI messages sent from
the controller connected to the MIDI IN.
The S—330 can have eight receive channels and therefore can receive eight
different messages separately and play them.
The S-330 receives 109 key (CO to C9) Note messages and plays them with any
of the 32 Tones. This function can be effectively used for assigning different
samples (instrument samples) to different sound ranges, resolving unnatural
sounds caused by pitch difference, or for assigning adrum voice or special effect
to each key. Each Tone assigned to akey is called aPatch. The S—330 can store
up to 16 Patches in the internal memory.
The S-330 can set eight receive channels, therefore, up to eight different Patches
can be played simultaneously, allowing you to enjoy orchestration by using only
one S-330.
MIDI IN
S-330
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(fig. Play two Patches)
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1. Data Programming and Saving
Data programmed on the S-330 consists of Sound data (Wave data .Tone
Parameters, Patch Parameters ), Function data (Parameters on the PLAY Mode,
and FUNC Mode) and MIDI data (Parameters on the MIDI Mode,). All of them
can be saved onto afloppy disk or loaded back to the S—330.
System Program
FUNC IIMIDI I
Wave Data
Tone Parameters
Patch Parameters
S-330 Internal Memory
System Program
|FUNC 11MIDI 1
Wave Data
Tone Parameters
Patch Parameters
Disk Memory
a. Wave Data
Asample is stored in aWave Bank (A or B) as Wave data. Up to 14.4 seconds
of Wave data (at 30kHz sampling frequency) can be stored.
WAVE BANK A
WAVE BANK B
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1Segment
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15KHz Sampling.
30KHz Sampling.
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30KHz Sampling. ..0.4sec
The sampled Wave can be truncated, cutting away un —needed portions of awave
or two waves can be mixed, or filtered in the Digital Filter, etc. (This is called
Wave Data Editing.) The edited wave is also stored in aBank.
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b. Tone Parameters
The Wave data written in aBank can be read and reconstructed with aset of
Tone Parameters. The combination of awave and aset of Tone Parameters
creates an original Tone. In other words, an original Tone can be made of an
intact sampled wave, or edited wave, plus aset of Tone Parameters set at values
you like.
The S-330 allows you to borrow the Wave data from an original Tone and make
adifferent Tone (= Sub Tone) with different values of Tone Parameters.
Original Tone Sub Tone
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Therefore, up to 32 Tones can be programmed in the entire memory.
c. Patches
Any two of the 32 Tones can be assigned to adifferent key. The key assignment
of the Tones, and the performance controlling functions (Patch Parameters) are
combined, making aPatch. Up to 16 Patches can be programmed in the S-330.
Two Tones can be assigned to each key.
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d. Function Data and MIDI Data
The function parameters set in the -Play or Func mode are written in memory
as Function data. MIDI functions (MIDI receive functions) are written as MIDI
data.
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The data programmed on the S—330 can be written in the internal memory.
Data in memory, however, will be erased when the unit is turned off. To retain
the data even after the unit is switched off, save it onto afloppy disk.
Abrand new disk or adisk used for other than the S-330 cannot be used for
saving the data in the S—330, unless it is formatted (see page 135 "Format").
Using the Backup function, adisk is automatically formatted then data is saved
onto afloppy disk.
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2. The S-550's Six Modes
Using the Mode Selector Buttons, any of the following six modes can be selected.
•PLAY Mode
By switching the unit on then inserting the disk, the unit is automatically
turned to the Play mode.
EDIT Mode
This mode allows you to edit parameters for making aTone, and assign aTone
to aNote Number.
UTILITY Mode
To activate this mode, the utility system program should be read from the
utility disk. Use this mode for sampling or editing wave data, etc.
•FUNCTION Mode
This mode can set the Master Tunc ,initialize parameters and select acontroller
to be used.
•MIDI Mode
This mode is for setting the MIDI functions, e.g. MIDI channel, or monitoring the
messages received from the external MIDI controller.
DISK Mode
This mode is for saving the data in the S—330's memory to a3.5" floppy disk,
or loading the data from the disk to the S-330.
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3. Basic Procedure
The S-330 can be controlled by using the panel switches of the unit, the optional
Mouse (MU-1), or the Remote Controller (RC-100). The EXT CTRL Switch
selects whiten of the three controllers shold be used. To set it at power- up.see
page 23, to change the sctteing durring operation.see page 111, and to write the
setting on adisk.see page 138.
To the S-330 EXT CTRL Connector
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To the S-330 EXT CTRL Connector Connect the Mouse
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To open the Mode window, turn this to
red with the Mouse.and push the left side
button on the Mouse.
To open the Sub Menu window,
turn this to red with the Mouse, and push
the left side button on the Mouse.
To open the Menu window, turn this to
red with the Mouse.and push the left side
button on the Mouse.
Message Line
To open the Command window,
turn this to red with the Mouse, and push
the left side button on the Mouse.
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Key Ass t9n Rotary
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U-Mix Ratio B
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Output Assign Outl
Level B
This shows the functions
of the left side button on
the Mouse.
This shows the functions
of the right side button
on the Mouse.
This shows the Menu
currently selected.
This shows the Mode
currently selected.
When the Mouse or the RC-100 is being used, the Display responds as below,
showing that the S-330's Display dose not function.
See CRT Display
EXT CTRL =Mous. See CRT Display
EXT CTRL =P.C108
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MODE and MENU Selection
c/i
Each mode has various menus. The selected mode and menu are shown at the
right corner on the Message Line.
MODE
Open the Mode
window.
EDIT
DISK
FUNC
MIDI
Select the
Mode.
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D*K
FUNC
MIDI
mode:
PLflV
Selecting the Mode
Lit mred
MODE
Open the Mode
window.
EDIT
DISK
FUNC
MIDI
EXECUTE
MODE
Open the Menu
Window. (Exit)
Patch PRM
Split
Patch Map
Tone PRM
Loop
LZZ3
T
Select the Menu.
Patch t^M
Patch 4-ap
Tone PRM
Loop
[MENU
3
EDIT-Patch PRM
Selecting the Menu
Select the
Mode.
|Plt>Y |
B33H
D*K
FUNC
MIDI
Open the Menu
Window. (Exit)
Patch PRM !
Split
Patch Map
Tone PRM
Loop
PLAY EDIT DISK
MENU
MIDI FUNC UTILITY
Select amode using the appropriate Mode Button. If you want the c
same mode, open the Menu Window with the Menu Button.
EXECUTE
MENU
Execute (Exit)
Select the Menu.
Patch tRM |
EBB
Patch ilap
Tone PRM
Loop
Select the Menu.
EXECUTE
Execute
Execute (Exit)
MENU
(Exit)
Patch PRM
Split
Patch Map
Tone PRM
Loop
Patch t=*M |
ijyll^B
Patch 4-ap
Tone PRM
Loop