Roland SoundCanvas SC-88 Pro Owner's Manual page 7

Chapter 5. Convenient functions
Create and save a sound (User Instrument) ..96
Creating and saving an Instrument effect
(User Effect) ..................................99
Creating and saving a Patch(User Patch) ....100
Saving a Drum Set you created
Copying or Exchanging settings between
Parts / Initializing Part settings .....106
Recording all settings on a sequencer .........107
Bulk Dump procedure......................................107
Transmitting Individual Data............................108
Draw pictures or characters
in the display
Creating compatible data for
the unit / SC-88............................112
Selecting the CM-64 sound map ..................114
Differences between the CM-64
and the unit ........................................115
Using the unit as two sound modules...........116
Selecting Double Module Mode ......................116
Initialize ........................................................118
Initialize all Parts to the factory settings ..........118
Initialize for GM/GS .........................................118
Chapter 6. Using the unit with
a personal computer
Connections with your Computer .....................120
Connections with computer connector ............120
Connections with MIDI connectors..................122
MIDI data transfer with the computer ..............123
Connecting another MIDI sound source
to the unit ...........................................125
Using MIDI messages to select sounds................126
Using MIDI messages to select Drum Sets.....128
...102
(User Drum)
.............110
(Frame Draw)
Chapter 7. MIDI and the unit
About MIDI ...................................................130
How MIDI messages are transmitted and received.....130
MIDI channels and multi-timbral sound modules........130
MIDI messages that can be received by the unit.........131
Device ID number settings ...........................134
MIDI message routing settings and switches ......135
[1] Switches which apply to all Parts (A) .............135
[2] Switches which apply to all Parts (B) .............139
[3] Switches which can be set individually
for each Part.......................................141
Chapter 8. Appendix
Troubleshooting............................................146
If a message appears...................................148
Computer cable wiring diagrams..................149
Parameter list and operations ......................150
Instrument list ...............................................154
Drum set list .................................................163
Effect list.......................................................176
Effect data table ...........................................183
Preset Patch list ...........................................186
MIDI implementation ....................................188
MIDI Implementation Chart ..........................209
INDEX ..........................................................210
Information ...................................................212
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