Panasonic SX-MB100 Owner's Manual page 28

3. Press the
EXECUTE
button.
'
1
1
m
(
lO
G)
Flashing
•
The
display
changes
to
show
the
setting display for
the selected
menu.
4.
Use
the
ITEM,
VALUE,
and/or
EXECUTE
buttons
below
the display,
as
well
as the
number
buttons,
to
change
the settings (explained
in detail
below).
5.
When
you have
finished
changing
the settings,
press
the
MENU
button again
to turn
it
off.
About
the parts
This instrument
Is
formed
of
the following
sound
gener-
ator parts.
—Performance
parts
(PART
1
to 16)
—Automatic accompaniment
parts
(ACCOMP
1
to
3.
BASS,
DRUM)
—
PERFORMANCE PADS
part
(PAD)
•
Use
PART
1
to
16
when
external
MIDI equipment
is
used
to
make
this
instrument function
as a
16-partGM
sound
generator.
•
PART
1 is
used
for this
instrument's
sounds.
•
PART
16
is
the
drums
part.
RHYTHM
a
PAD VOLUME
RHYSPRD
UOL:
26
^Use
the
VALUE
buttons or the
number
buttons
(2
digits) to
adjust the
volume
(0 to 20).
• This setting
changes
the
total
volume
for the
automatic
accompaniment and
the pads.
PART VOLUME
PRRT
1
UOL:
127
fiiBiul
1
.Use the
ITEM
buttons
to select
a
part.
•
ACMP
is
the abbreviation
for
ACCOMP.
•
PAD
is
the abbreviation
for
PERFORMANCE
PADS.
2.
Use
the
VALUE
buttons or the
number
buttons
(3
digits) to
adjust the
volume
for
the selected part (0 to
127).
•
Repeat
the
above
steps
for
each
part,
as
desired.
•
If
the
VALUE
A
and
V
buttons are
pressed
simul*
taneously, the
volume
for
the selected part
Is
muted.
When
muting
is
active,
"
"
is
shown
on the
dis'
play.
Muting can be canceled by pressing eitherbutton.
PART SOUND
PART
1
SOUND: 001
1
.Use
the
ITEM
buttons to select
a
part
(PART
1-16).
2.
Use
the
VALUE
buttons or the
number
buttons
to select
a sound
for
the
part (001
to
150).
•
For
PART
16,
only the
DRUM
KITS sound can be
selected.
PARTPANPOT
PHRT
1
PAN:
64
[menu!
1
.Use
the
ITEM
buttons
to select
a
part
(PART
1-15).
•
PART
16 cannot be
selected.
2.
Use
the
VALUE
buttons or the
number
buttons
(3
digits) to
adjust the stereo balance.
•
The sound
is
completely
to
the
left
at
0,
exactly
in
the
center
at
64,
and completely
to
the
right at 127.
•
If
the
VALUE
A
and
V
buttons are
pressed
simul-
taneously, the stereo
balance
is
set to
64
(center).
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