Roland HP 1800e Owner's Manual page 12

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The Multi-Timbral Mode
When the Multi-Timbral mode is ON, MIDI data arriving on
several channels can be received. This allows you to simul-
taneously play several of the piano's internal sounds.
e When the Multi-Timbral Mode is OFF
Data that arrives on the specified Receive channel (see
page 11) is received and used to play the currently selected
Voice.
When the Multi-Timbral Mode is ON
Of any MIDI data that arrives, that which arrives on
channels 1, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 is received. Data on all
other channels is ignored.
The Voice that is used to play the notes will be determined
by the Program Change message that is received on the
relevant channel. The correspondence between Program
Change Numbers and Voices is shown on page 13.
While holding down the FUNCTION
button, press the
PIPEORGAN button to turn the Multi-Timbral Mode ON or
OFF.
With the indicator lit, it is ON.
While holding
How Various Types of Messages Function While the
Multi-Timbral Mode is ON
* Pedal Messages
Damper, sostenuto and soft pedal messages function inde-
pendently for any of these channels: 1,11,12,13,140r15.
* Volume Messages
Volume messages control the volume, and function inde-
pendently
for any of these channels: 1, 11,12, 13, 14 0r15.
Such messages, however, have no effect on what is played
on this instrument's keyboard.
The actual volume obtained is determined by both the
value of the Volume message, and the position of the
Volume knob on this instrument. When a Volume message
calls for the maximum value, the actual volume produced
will directly reflect the position of the Volume knob.
Chorus On/Off Messages
Chorus On/Off messages affect independently for each
channel 1, 11, 12, 13, 14 of 15.
Reverb On/Off Messages
Reverb On/Off messages affect all Voices equally, regard-
less of whether they are received on channel 1, 11, 12, 13,
14 0r15.
* When the Multi-Timbral Mode is "On," the unit will
always be at "Omni OFF."
Selecting the Transmission/Reception
Mode
Three Transmission/Reception Modes have been provided
to allow you to select the mode which best matches your
needs.
* Note and Pedal messages are received/transmitted in
every mode.
Hold down the FUNCTION
button while you press the
E.PIANO button to set the Transmit/Receive mode. When
the E.PIANO button's indicator is dark, you are in Mode 1.
When the E.PIANO button's indicator is blinking, you are in
Mode 2. When the E.PIANO button's indicator is lit, you are
in Mode 3.
E.PIANO
C=]
Mode 1
EEJ
[CEE]
Mode 2
FUNCTION
n
CO]
Mode 3
While holding
È
* When power is turned on, the unit will always be at the
Mode 1 setting.
Mode
I
Il
II
MIDI Messages
TX RX TX RX TX
RX
Note Messages
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Program Change Messages *
Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes
Control Change Messages
Volume
(7)
No Yes No Yes No Yes
Damper
(64)
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Sostenuto
(66)
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Soft
(67)
Chorus On/Off
(93)
Reverb On/Off
(91)
(RPN)
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
No No No No Yes Yes
No No No No
Yes Yes
Master Tune
No No
No No
Yes Yes
Roland System Exclusive Messages
Multi-Timbral Mode
No Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Chorus Depth
No Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Reverb Depth
No Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Brilliance
No Yes No Yes Yes Yes
* Program Changes will not be sent out when you press a
voice button while the unit is in Modes 1 and 2. You will
need to use the procedure explained on the next page if
you wish to transmit Program Changes while using Modes
1 and 2. Note that while in Mode 3, however, the Program
Change corresponding to whatever voice button is pressed
will always be transmitted.

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