Roland MKB-200 User manual

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Owner's Manual

Radio and television interference
"Warning —This equipment has been verified to comply with the limits for a Class Bcomputing device,
pursuant to Subpart i, 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 radfO'freguency energy. If it is not instalied 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 ^r aClass Bcomputing device in accordance
with the specifications in Subpart J, of Part \S, of FCC
Rules. These rules are designed to provide reasonable pro*
taction against such an interference in aresidential installa-
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Hovraver, there is no guarantee that the interference will
not occur in aparticular installation. If this equipment does
causa interference to radio or elevision reception, which
can be determined by tuning the equipment on and off,
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference
by the following measure:
•Disconnect other dewces and their input/output cables
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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.
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•Plug the equipment into an outlet that is on adifferent
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•Consider installing a'rooftop television antenna with
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The MKB-200 is akeyboard controller which
can drive MtDi equipped Sound Modules and
instrum^ts. 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 flinctions 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 amotor, 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 wtii 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.
Locatfon
•Operating the MKB near aneon 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 asoft cloth and clean only with amild
detergent.
•Do not use solvents such as paint thinner.
rCONTENTS
Q] PANEL DESCRIPTION 3
[2] CONNECTION 5
[3] PEf^FORMANCE CONTROL FUNCTIONS .. q
1. Outline q
2. Operation 7
a. Setting Key Mode 7
b. Setting MIDI Channel g
c. Program Change -jq
d. Mode Messages >] 1
e. Dynamics 11
f. After Touch 12
g. Key Transpose '{3
h. Controller 14
i. Remote Control 15
j. Volume Control ig
k. Tune Request 13
HPATCH CHANGE ig
1. Outline \q
2. Operation 17
a. Writing onto the Cartridge -17
b. Selecting aPatch Change 17
c. Edit 17
[5] OTHER USEFUL FUNCTIONS
1. Control Change -jg
2. System Exclusive -|g
\b\ SPECIFICATIONS
Please read the separate volume "MIDI", before reading this owner's manual.
Copyright ©1985 by ROLAND CORPORATION
Alt rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in
any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION.

CONNECTION
Amplifier
I
1OUTPUT
Mixer
TTT
I
.J
Sound Moduls
OUTPUT
Sound Module
OUTPUT
Sound Module
0MIDI IN 9MIDI IN .MIDI IN
0 Q Q
ULUP DOWN HOPOM U
All of the three
MIDI ours send
exactly the same
signals.
I
I
D
DP-6 DP-2
{Pedal Swtb:h)
EV-5
(Expression Pedal)

3] PERFORMANCE CONTROL FUNCTIONS
1. Outline
•The MKB can simultaneously use 2MIDI Chan-
nels thereby control two Sound Modules at a
time. MIDI Channel setting (P. 9}
•Each of 2 MIDI channels can be assigned to the
Key Mode you like (Whole U, Whole USplit,
Dual). Key Mode setting (P. 7)
•The MKB can select any patch program In the
connected Sound Modules. Program Change message (P. 10)
•Mode messages (Poly or Mono, OMNI ON or
OFF) can be set for each MIDI channel. moae messBgoS \r. 11/
•There are 5different level settings of Velocity
Sensitivity available for the palyer to choose. —Dynamics (P. 11)
•After Touch messages can be transmitted. After Touch (P. 12}
•Key Transposition is easily done. ICey Transpose (P. 13)
•The volume of the connected device can be
chsnaed Volume Control (P. 16)
•The MKB transmits Pitch Bender and Modula-
tion messages. Corttmller IP 141
•Some MIDI messages can be sent with the
Foot Switch or Foot Volume. 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
MIDI Channel, Program Change etc.
Patch Change (P. 16)
•Control Change and System Exclusive mes-
sages can be transmitted. Other Useful Functions (P. 18)
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2. Operation
a. Setting Key Mode
The l\/lKB-200 can use two MIDI channels, there-
fore can play two sound modules simultaneously
(Dual mode) or separately (Whole UU). 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 tum to this mode, simply push the
DUAL of the Key Mode Buttons®.
3*e OOO
DUAL spur LU
OUT IN 1IN 1
mm[3 m
MKB LUSound Module 1Sound Module 2
LOWER CHI MIDI CH 1MIDI CH 2
UPPER CH2 (Operating) (Opovtlng;
2) Split Mode
(n the Split mode, MIDI 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
o-5^ oo
DUAL SPLH" LU
!lOUT inI IN
mamm
MKB LUSound Module 1Sound Module 2
LOWER CHI MIDI CH 1MIDI CH 2
UPPER CH2 (Operating) (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®.

Changing the Split Point
0Hold the Split Button ®down.
CP
S!T
The Display Window shows the split point
currently set.
(D 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|.
represents #.
LH(D Release the Split Button.
Split Point Split Point Is set to C4.
3) Whole LMode
In the Whole Lmode, iVIIDI messages are sent
only to the MIDI channel assigned by the Lower
section. To turn to this mode, simply push the
Lof the Key Mode Buttons Q.
oo^o
DUAL SPLIT
OUT
mH!
MKB Lu
LOWER CHI
UPPER CH2
INI
Sound Module 1
MIDI CH 1
(Operating) MIDI CH 2
(Not operating)
4) Whole UMode
In the Whole Umode, MIDI messages are sent
from the IVIKB only to the MIDI channel assigned
by the Upper section. To turn to this mode, simply
push the Uof the Key Mode Buttons Q.
OOO
DUM. SPUT
lOlJT INI IN
m
MKB LUSound Module 1Sound Module 2
UPPER CH2 MIDI CH 1
{Not operating)
MIDI CH 2
(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 botii devices to the
same number. The MKB-200 can have two diffe-
rent MIDI channels at atime, therefore can con-
trol two sound modules simultaneously. The
following is how to set the MIDI channel nunfiber.
0Push the Program Change Button ®.
PROGRAM
CHANGE
The indicator lights up.
CD Hold the Function Button Odown.
The Display will show the current MIDI channel
number.
Rashtng
//
//Fn
Cuirent Program Current MIDI
Change Number Channel
(5) To set the MIDI channel of the Lower
section, push the L of the U/L Selector
Buttons O, and for setting the Upper
channel, push the Ubutton.
To select the Lower Channel Mode
oo•omo
To select the Upper Channel Mode
ooo• o •
BUM. %njr I
0While 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
(D Release the Function Button.
The Display now shows the Program Change
number.

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 0and appropriate Bank Button 0and
the Number Button 0, any of the Program
Change messages 1to 128 can be transmitted.
PROGRAM CHANGE
OUT IN
MKB Sound Module
A
Tone Color Changes
Program Change Number Table
•Group A
Bank\, 1234567 8
1 1 2345 6 78
2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
318 19 20 21 22 23 24
425 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
533 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
641 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
749 50 51 52 53 54 55 56
8 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
•Group B
\. Nd. 1234567 8
165 66 67 68 69 70 71 72
273 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
381 S2 83 84 85 86 87 88
489 90 91 92 93 94 95 96
597 98 '93 100 101 102 103 104
6105 106 107 103 109 no 111 112
7113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120
8121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128
QPush the Program Change Button O.
(D Push eitherofthell/L Selector Buttons 0>
*^ To select tiie Lower Channel
OO
LU
SELECT
To select the Upper Channel
(D Push the Group Button 0, Bank Button
0and the Number Button ©which cor-
respond to the desired Program Change
number. (Seethe Program Change Number
Table.)
*When the Key Mode and the U/L Selector are
set differently as shown below (U and Lor Land
U), you cannot recognize the Program Change
sent to the sound modules.
oo
000
mtcT
•o
BUM. nrui
Flashing
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 l\/iKB-200 can transmit the Mode messages
{Poly or Mono, OMNI ON or OFF). Use the Func-
tion Button 9and the appropriate key on the
keyboard. {See ^e picture shown below.)
uooe itessAQE
a
//_/
POLY ON
////anLL f
MONO ON OMNI ON OMNI OFF
The following is how to send the Mode nnes-
sages.
®While holding the Function Button O
down, push the key that corresponds to
the desired Mode message.
(D 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-
riate key.)
Dnuwc lOUCH
J1
LL 1LL LJ_! u_/
Bllil|»lip WIW
_/ u
LL I
.The range of.
Dynamics is
narrow.
_The range of.
Dynamics is
vmde.
CX) While holding the Function Button 0(5) Release the Function Button,
down, press the key that corresponds to
the level you like. The Display now returns to the indication of the
Bank and Number.
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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.)
arm TOUCH
After Touch OFF After Touch ON After Touch ON
(Modulation Messaged
0While holding the Function Button 0
down, press the key which corresponds
to the desired function.
When After Touch function is ON When After Touch (Modulation) is OFF
The Display reacts as shown below, and the After
Touch Indicator (D lights up.
The Display reacts as shown below, and the After
Touch indicator (S^ goes out
AFTER TOUCH
/_/ _
AFTER TOUCH O
Rl-
Indicator goes out
When Modulation is ON (D Release the Function Button.
The Display reacts as shown below, and the After
Touch Indicator ®lights up.
The Display returns to the Indication of the Bank
and Number.
AFTER TOUCH
//_
tin
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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 0and the relevant key on the keyboard. (See
the picture below.)
aa
This represents "—
"
©While holding the Function Button O
down, press the key that corresponds to
tfie transpose value you want.
The Key Transpose Indicator lights up and the
Display shows the transpose value.
(D 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.
//
uIJ
IL
nionaki Transpose
Value
'Lr!2
11
1 1 +i1
1n
1u+10
3+9
8+S
+7
6+6
5+5
4+4
3+3
S+2
1
1+1
n
u0
1
L-1
_l
L. -2
R-3
H-4
S-s
-6
1
L-7
a-a
3-9
/n
1u-10
1I-ti
-12
(A semi-tone transpostion)
*When the Key Mode is Split, the Key Transpose
function does not affect the Sfrih Point set on
the keyboard.
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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.
IAll Button
(9 Depth Knob
Upper Only Button
Rise Time Knob
OBender Lever
2) Rise Time Knob <D
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 channels
assigned by the Upper and Lower sections.
ALL
_ _ 1iOUT INI ,in!
E5) m
Sound Moduli tjSound Modula 2
LOWER CHI
UPPCB CH2 YMIDICH3
Both Modules take on the Pitch
Bender and the Modulation effects.
At power up, the MKB defaults to All Button On.
1} Bender Lever <f)
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
11
BENDER —p.
Push
-Bend
5) Upper Only Button <0
Press this button to send the Pitch Bender
and/or Modulation message to only the chan-
nel assigned by the Upper section.
UPPER ONLY
!OUT INI
MKB LUs Sound Module 1Sound Module 2
LOWER CHI
UPPER CH2 MIDI CH 1/MIDI CH 2
Only the Module for Upper section
takes on the Pitch Bender and ^e
Modulation effects.
At^st the sensitivity of Pitch B»ider effect with
the relevant controls on the Sound Modules or
IVHDI insmiments connected to the MKB.
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Damper Pedal DP-6 Expression Pedal
Pedal Switch DP-2 EV-5
(Option) (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 atime, 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.
3) Modulation Jack ®
Connect aPedal Switch to this jack, and Mod-
ulation message can be transmitted by pres-
sing the pedal, without using the Bender Lava-.
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 1to 8can be sequencially
called just by pressing the pedai(s}. Pressing
the pedal will advance or back up one number.
5) Damper Pedal Jack (L) ®
Connect aPedal 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 aPedal 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.
*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.
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4PATCH CHANGE
j. Volume Control
The MKB-200 can transmit the Main Volume mes-
sages. Use the Volume Knob O-
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.
For Upper Channel
a
For Lower Channel
*The MKB-200's memory can retein the Main
Volume messages. When, however, the Slide
Volume is used for othOT function than tiie
volume control (refer to "OTHER USEFUL
FUNCTIONS"), the ievai set before the Slide
Volume is turned to other function will be
memorized, therefore cannot be changed any
longer. So, it may be agood idea to write the
setting of the IMain Volume to the IMemory
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 Memor/ Cartridge is not used, simply
push the Write Button.}
Each Patch Change Program consists of:
1. Main Volume {for Land U)
2. Key Mode (DUAL, SPLIT, WHOLE U, L)
3. Split Point
4. Program Change (for Land U)
5. MIDI Chennel (lor Land U)
6. Dynamics
7. After Touch (On/Off)
8. Key Transpose
*Please note that the MKB-200 has no
memory capacity for patch change pro-
grams without the supplied Memory Car-
tridge (M-16C) connected.
Protect Swrtch
ON
*Please be sure to set ^e Protect Switch to the
ON po^on except for rewriting the patch
programs.

2. Operation
a. Writing onto the Cartridge
(T) Push the Program Change Button O-
The indicator lights up.
(2) Set each of the functions 1to 8(shown
on page 16) as you tike.
CD Push the Patch Change Button ®.
The indicator tights up.
b. Selecting aPatch Change
0Push the Patch Change Button
The Indicator lights up.
(D By using the Group Button 0, the Bank
Button 0and the Number Button O, call
the patch change program you wish to
use.
*If the MKB-200 is switched on with the Car-
^dge connected, the patch change program of
Group A, ISank 1and Number 1will be
automatically called.
®Set the Protect Switch on the Memory
Cartridge to the OFF position.
CD Push the Write Button ®.
The indicator lights'up.
*If you vnsh to leave the writing mode here, sim-
ply push the Write Button again, or return the
Protect Switch to the ON position.
CD By using the Group Button 0, the Banic
Button 0and the Number Button Q,
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 pressing the Number
Button. This, however, does not apply to the
Group or Banit Buttons.
(7) Return the Protect Switch on the IViemory
Cartridge to the ON position.
G. Edit
You can call any patch change program from the
IWemory cartridge then change the setting of the
functions 1to 8. When any alteration Is made, the
Display shows adot
Bank Number
/ /
LI
Adot lights up
'The editing operation does not automaticatly
reunite the eidsting patch change program
unless an appropriate writing procedure is
taken.
'To recall the origin^ patch change program,
simply push the Patch Change Button Qj) then
the appropriate Number Button. (When the
Patch Change Button has been already on, just
push the Number Button.)
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[U OTHER USEFUL FUNCTIONS
The MKB-200 can also transmit the MIDI Control
Change messages and the System Exclusive
messages (for MKS-7 and JUNO-1061.
1. Control Change
IVIIDI Control Change messages from Oto 121 can
be transmitted. By using the Function Button Q.
Group Button 0, Bank Button ®and Number
Button©, select one of the messages. The valueof
each function can be changed by using the
Volume Knob Qi.
0Hold the Function Button down.
The Display shows the current MIDI channel
number.
(5) Push the Group Button ©, and the appro-
priate Bank Button 0then the Nunnber
Button 0. (See the Control Change Number
Table.)
(3) 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 1and Numbn- 8(Control
Change 7} Buttons.
*Any of the above three buttons 0, 0or 0can
be pushed first.
Control Change Number Table
•Group A
Banl(\ 12345678
101234567
28910 11 12 13 14 15
316 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
424 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
532 33 34 35 38 37 38 39
640 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
748 49 50 51 52 53 54 55
856 57 5B 59 60 61 62 63
•Group B
Banlc\ 1234567 8
164 66 66 67 68 69 70 71
272 73 74 75 76 77 78 79
380 81 82 83 84 85 86 87
488 89 90 91 92 93 94 95
596 97 98 99 100 101 102 103
6104 105 10B 107 108 109 110 111
7112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119
8120 121
1R

2. System Exclusive
The MK8-200 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 0, Bank Button 0and the
Number Button Qto assign the funaion and
change its value by using the Volume Knob, the
following is the necessary operation.
®While holding the Function Button 0
down, turn the MKB-200 on.
POWER
The Display shows the current MIDI channel
number.
(D While still holding the Function Button
down, assign the function you want by
pushing the relevant Bank Button 0or
the Number Button O. (Refer to the table
shown right. For example, pushing the Bank
Button 1will select the LFO Rate function.)
The Display shows the function you have selected.
CD 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 0while holding the Function
Button 0dovm.
The Oi^ay wiH respond with:
EE
*The Exclu«ve messages sent to the Lower
channel and the Upper channel are axactty the
same. It is not possible to sand different mes-
sages separately.
Display Oescrrption ParaiTwier
Number
1L-LFO Rate 0
2dLFO Delay Time 1
3di DCO LFO Depth 2
00
fit 4dp OCOPWM 3
ik
Buttons 5dR Oynamics Affection
(MKS-7t
Noise Level
(JUNO- 106)
4
6VCF Cutoff Frequency 5
7fr VCF Resonance 6
8FE VCF ENV Depth 7
1VCF LFO Depth 3
z
c
3
2fb VCF Keyboard Follower g
3Ri VCALevei 10
a-
a4ER ENVAttack Time 11
UJ
c5Ed ENV Decay Time 12
3
01 6ES ENV Sustain Level 13
7Er ENV Release Time 14
85i Sub Oscillator Level 15
*For the details, refer to the MIDI Implimentation chart
of the MKS-7 or JUNO-106.
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Patch Change Memoe
Main Volume Key Mode Prt^rann Change MIDI Channel Dynamics After Touch Key
Transpose
No \LOWER UPPER Split Point LOWER UPPER LOVJER UPPER
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