Table Of Contents - Roland AP-700 Owner's Manual

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important Notes
Overview of the AP-700 ..........cssssccsssssrsssssecsesseonssseesace 5
How to Use This Manual ..........s:sccsssscssescnssssccssnsensncees 5
Part Names and FUN ction .........ccsscccscscssecnesccsesenesseeere 6
Section 1: Basic Operation
Making the Connections ...........csssssssessssssneeseeessesesseeses 7
Use with a Specific Microphone or Instrument.............- 7
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Use in the AFB Mode
with a Number of Microphones ..........csscsecscseecnseeeeseees 8
Powerup and Standby. .............ccssecssesecssscssserscenseeeonees 8
Switching On the Power
Adjusting the Input Level
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Choosing Parameter .......scssscssscssessesscevseeassssseecscsensens 9
About the Notation for Parameter Selection ............s.0 9
Choosing the MOde...........ssessessssscesssessesssecsensscasees 10
Section 2: How to Use the AFB Mode
About the AFB Mode ..........ccscsscsscssesesssecsssnsssseseressenes 11
Functions of the AFB Mode ........cscssessesseeesecsestenerseees 1
About the Display on the Analyzer/Filter Screen.......... 11
Basic USAgC........cssccsssecessssecesrsencsnseseesseseesonseceseseeaseees 12
Manual On/Off Switching.......ccsessscsesessssseseccseseeeees 13
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Switching the Display (FILTER and ANALYZE)...........-. 13
Zoom/Scroll for the Display .........scccssescssererseseeseesees 13
Section 3: How to Use the PEQ Mode
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About the Display on the Analyzer/Filter Screen.......... 14
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Switching the Display
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Zoom/Scroll for the Display ...........sssssesstseceseerseeteeeeee 15
Section 4: How to Use the GEQ Mode
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About the Display on the Filter Screen......sssssesseeeee 16
Basic USage.....scccsssseserssssenesecscerseceesrasenesesssssessesessserees 16
Zoom/Scroll for the Display ........csesssssscsseeeseesereees 16
Section 5: Editing
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HPF and LPF Settings.........ssssecssesseesserrscenensrsseecsens 18
Initializing the AFB Mode ........sesscsssseseesseseesereeeenssrens 18
AUtO FUNCHION.....cceeseescssenseereessneessenenescessnecssentertesesenens 18
Dynamic FUNCtION........cccsecsesscscesescsesrerssensreeereneanenseens 19
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Mute FUNCTION ..... ccc eeseescceessesssseessecesscneeenesesneveaseanens 19
Editing in the PEQ MOde.........c.sscssscsssessessseesseneseeenes 19
HPF and LPF Settings.......ccccsescesessessesersereneneseetenseeees 19
Initializing the PEQ MOde........sssscsseereeresseerseseeressens 19
Editing in the GEQ Mode ..........ccscssssscssssersserseseessecnes 20
HPF and LPF Settings.........ccsssssesscscssesreesesersereseseeaes 20
Initializing the GEQ MOde......sceesseseceesseeessenenterenees 20
Common Operations for All Modes .........s:sssecseesesers 20
HPF and LPF Settings (Common for All Modes) ........... 20
Zoom/Scroll for the Display
(Common for All MOdeS) ......s:ssccsssssesseetsceesetetseeenensees 21
Editing System Parameters..........scsessesresressseenseresserers 21
Audio I/O (Audio Input and Output)... seen 21
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Displaying the Software Version .......ssssccsesseesereererees 22
Displaying Temporary Information ........csseseereeeerees 22
Adjusting the Contrast of the Display .........csescscsseseee 22
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Memory FUNCTION .......sssssescerseseereesersersseeerees nsanwasiaen 23
Storing Settings (SAVE) .......ccsscesesessseetsesssseseeeseeseees 23
Calling Up a Patch (L0ad).......cscessseseeressessereneseteees 23
Section 6: _How to Use MIDI
What Can You Do with MIDI2............ccscsecssenseneenenes 24
Settings for MIDI FUNCTIONS .......s.scccsssesceescrersreserees 24
Settings for the Program Change Map . stsenesesesassenssernns 24
Settings for the Control Change Map........csssssscseres 25
Sending Data (Bulk Dump)........csssrsssescsreressenaneees 25
Receiving Data (Bulk Load)...........sssccscssscsresesreereenes 26
Section 7: Supplementary Materials
If You Think There May Be a Problem,
Check Here First............ssecssssssssostoverscesonsssevenrernnsnsaee 27
List of Display Messages .........sssssessesesssersesesscesenenees 27
About Digital Input and Output..............ecssssrcssserseres 28
About Channel Status ...ccccccsessseresseecrensscsssaseeeseeeens 28
important Points When Using Digital Input ............... 28
Equalizer Characteristics ........sccsccssscssssceseseccescesossrees 29
Parameter Table.............scssssserssesscrcsssesccessensenssvacsnenee 35
MIDI Implementation Chart ............sscscseseesenseenneenes 36
Main Specifications............ccscsscssssssscseesessesesnensesoeses 37
INDOX....cecsscesseseconscsessessensensenssussnscarservsussseensesseossusevess 38
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