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Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Owner's Manual (340 pages)
Production Studio
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Musical Instrument
| Size: 11.62 MB
Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions
2
Introduction
3
Checking the Included Items
3
Using the Unit Safely
4
Inportant Notes
6
Main Features
8
Table of Contents
10
Panel Descriptions
18
Top Panel
18
Rear Panel
23
CD-RW Drive (Front Panel)
25
Preparing Your Equipment and Making Connections
26
Foot Switch
27
Turning on the Power
28
Turning off the Power
29
Using the CD-R/RW Drive
30
Recommended Discs
31
Inserting a Disc
31
If the Disc Tray Fails to Open
31
Basic Operations
32
Moving the Cursor
32
Editing the Value of a Parameter
32
Using the F (Function) Buttons
32
Using the SHIFT Button
33
Inputting Text
33
To Zoom-In/Zoom-Out the Waveform Display
34
Stopping the Output of the Sampler
34
Velocity Pad Operations
35
Performing with the Velocity Pads
35
Switching a Pad Bank
36
Naming a Pad Bank
37
Fixed Velocity Function
37
Multilevel Function
37
Hold Function
38
Roll Function
38
Quick Start
39
Listening to the Demo Songs
39
Loading a Project
39
Start Playback the Demo Song
40
About the Demo Songs
40
Using the Velocity Pads
41
Performing Instrument Sounds
41
Performing Audio Phrases
42
Creating a Song
43
Recording a Pattern
43
Saving a Project
45
Assembling Additional Materials
46
Importing Sound from an Audio CD
46
Sampling Sounds Using a MIC
48
Try Using the Various Functions
50
1 An Overview of the MV-8800
51
Basic Structure
51
Sampler Structure
52
Mixer Structure
55
Effect Structure
56
Sequencer Structure
57
Audio Tracks
58
Tempo Track
58
Data Structure
59
About Modes
61
Song Mode
61
Pattern Mode
61
Mastering Mode
61
2 Importing Data
63
Loading the Pre-Installed Patches
63
Importing the WAV or AIFF Files
65
Options When Importing
67
Importing from an Audio CD
70
The Options During Import
72
Loading Sound Libraries of Other Model
73
Auditioning or Previewing before You Import
74
Playing the Imported Data Immediately (Quick Assign)
75
Assigning a Sample to a Patch
75
Assigning a Sample to an Audio Phrase
75
Assigning a Patch by Chopping a Sample
76
Assigning Multiple Samples to a Patch
77
Assign Multiple Samples as Audio Phrases
78
Importing SMF (Standard MIDI File) Data
79
Loading Audio Phrases from the Hard Disk
80
Loading Effect Settings from the Hard Disk
81
3 Sampling
83
Making Initial Settings for Sampling
83
Sampling
84
Advanced Sampling
88
Applying Effects While You Sample
88
4 Making Instrument Settings
89
Assigning the Patch to a Part
89
Making Instrument Settings
90
About Maximum Polyphony and Voice Reserve
91
Limit the Performance Data Received by a Part
92
Copying the Settings of a Part to a Different Part
93
Initializing the Settings of a Part
94
5 Creating a Patch
95
Making a Patch Settings
95
Naming a Patch
97
Registration a Patch in the Patch Library
97
Loading a Patch from the Patch Library
98
Saving a Patch to the Hard Disk
99
Loading a Patch from the Hard Disk
100
Deleting the Patch
101
Deleting a Sample That's Used by more than One Partial / Audio Phrase / Audio Event
101
Making a Partial Settings
102
To Adjust the Pitch
104
To Adjust the Brightness of the Sound by Filter
104
To Adjust the Way in Which the Volume Changes
104
To Add Modulation to the Sound
104
Making a Sample Settings
105
Finding a Zero-Cross Point
106
Playing Multiple Samples Together
106
Naming a Partial
107
Copying a Partial
107
Deleting the Partial
108
Deleting a Sample That's Used by more than One Partial / Audio Phrase / Audio Event
108
Changing the Assignment of Partials
109
6 Making Audio Phrase Settings
111
Editing the Settings of an Audio Phrase
111
Making an Audio Phrase Play in Synchronization with the Sequencer
113
Adjusting the Pitch
113
Replacing an Assigned Sample
114
Making the Waveform of an Audio Phrase Zoom-In
115
To Create a Patch by Dividing an Audio Phrase (Chop)
116
To Copy an Audio Phrase
117
Saving Audio Phrases to the Hard Disk
118
Deleting the Audio Phrase and the Sample
119
Deleting a Sample That's Used by more than One Partial / Audio Phrase / Audio Event
119
Saving an Audio Phrase as a WAV-Format or AIFF-Format File
120
7 Editing a Sample
121
Viewing a List of Samples
121
To Emphasize or Reduce the High-Frequencies of the Sample (Emphasis)
122
Saving Method of Edited Sample (Overwrite or Duplicate)
122
To Maximize the Level of a Sample (Normalize)
123
To Change the Length of a Sample (Time Stretch)
124
Deleting Unnecessary Portions of a Sample (Truncate)
125
If the Following Message Appears During Truncation
126
Converting a Stereo Sample to Monaural (Set Mono)
127
Applying a Fade-In to the Sample (Fade-In)
128
Applying a Fade-Out to the Sample (Fade-Out)
129
Assigning a Sample to a Partial or Audio Phrase
130
Saving a Sample as a WAV-Format or AIFF-Format File
130
8 Using the Sequencer
131
Overview
131
The Song Mode and the Pattern Mode
132
Silencing a Specific Track During Playback (Mute)
133
Playing Only a Specific Track (Solo)
134
Using the Velocity Pads to Switch Track Mute and solo
135
Applying Quantization During Playback (Play Quantize)
136
Transmitting MIDI Program Changes at the Beginning of a Pattern or Song
137
Changing the Playback Tempo
138
Using the Tap Function to Set the Tempo
138
Changing the Tempo or Time Signature at the Specified Location of the Song
138
Using the Locator
140
Moving to a Locate Point
140
Editing a Locate Point
141
Naming a Locate Point
141
Deleting a Locate Point
141
Using Markers
142
Setting a Marker Point
142
Moving to a Marker Point
142
Moving to the Next (Previous) Marker
142
Deleting a Marker Point
142
Using the Velocity Pads to Play Patterns
143
Assigning a Pattern to a Pad
144
9 Recording a Song / Pattern
145
The Work Flow of Recording
145
Creating a New Song
146
Starting a New Song with Your Favorite Settings (User Track Template)
147
Creating a New Pattern
148
Changing a Name / Length / Tempo of a Pattern
149
Recording MIDI Tracks (Instrument or External MIDI Sound Module)
150
Events Handled with MIDI Tracks
150
Adding MIDI Tracks for Recording MIDI Data
151
Recording Your Pad Performance Just as You Play (Realtime Recording)
152
Step Recording
156
Inputting Notes and Rests
156
Inputting Events in Rhythm-Machine Style (Drum Grid)
158
Recording Audio Tracks or Audio Phrases
160
Adding Audio Tracks for Recording Data
160
Directly Recording an Audio Input (Direct Recording)
161
Recording Performance of Audio Phrases
163
Placing Patterns in the Pattern Track
164
Creating the Pattern Track
164
Placing Patterns in the Pattern Track
165
Realtime Recording
165
Undoing a Recording or Editing Operation (Undo/Redo)
166
10 Editing a Song / Pattern
167
Selecting the Song that You Want to Edit
167
Selecting a Pattern
168
Editing Entire Tracks
169
Deleting Tracks
169
Combining Multiple MIDI Tracks into One (Merge Tracks)
170
Editing a Region You Specify (Sequence Editing)
171
Selecting a Region Quickly (Quick Region)
173
Inserting Blank Measures at the Specified Time (Insert Measure)
174
Deleting Specified Measures (Delete Measure)
175
Pasting the Performance Data of a Pattern into a Song
176
Editing Note Events in a MIDI Track (Piano Roll Editing)
177
Note Event Editing in the PIANO ROLL EDIT Screen
179
Selecting a Region Quickly (Quick Region)
180
Editing Events Individually
181
Event List Editing
181
Inserting Performance Data (Create Event)
182
Erasing Performance Data (Erase)
183
Copying Performance Data (Copy & Paste)
183
Editing a System Exclusive Message
184
Audio Event Parameter
185
Pattern Event Parameter
186
List of Available Editing Commands
187
Moving Performance Data (Move)
188
Copying Performance Data
189
Correcting the Timing of Performance Data (Quantize)
191
Editing Note Accents (Change Velocity)
192
Editing the Length of the Notes (Change Duration)
193
Moving the Performance Data Backward or Forward (Shift Timing)
194
Thinning out the Performance Data (Data Thin)
195
Transposing Notes (Transpose)
196
Extracting Specific Note Events (Split Notes)
197
Entering Data with a Smooth Succession of Values (Create Continuous Data)
198
Modifying Data in a Selected Region (Change Continuous Data)
199
Saving a Portion of Performance Data in the Library (Copy as MIDI Clip)
200
Saving a Region of a Song as a Pattern (Copy as New Pattern)
200
Restricting the Type of Events that will be Edited (View Filter)
201
Note Length (Step Time) and the Number of Ticks
202
Copying a Pattern
203
Initializing (Erasing) Patterns
203
Saving a Song (or Pattern) in SMF Format (Save as SMF)
204
Note Regarding Saving to SMF
204
Saving a Song as SMF (Standard MIDI File) Data
204
Saving a Pattern as SMF (Standard MIDI File) Data
205
Loading a Song from Another Project
206
11 Using the Mixer
207
Adjusting the Volume Balance of each Part
207
Adjusting the Tone of an Instruments or Audio Track
208
12 Using Effects
209
Switching the Effects On/Off
209
Selecting an Effect
210
Setting the Effect Parameters
211
Storing the Current Effect Settings in the Library
212
Saving a Current Effect Setting to the Hard Disk
213
Using the C (Control) Knobs to Operate Parameters
214
Changing the MFX Routing
215
Applying an Effect to the Sound from an Input
215
Applying MFX to an Instrument or Audio Track
216
Applying an Effect to the Master out
216
Analog Modeling Bass
217
Playing from the Effect Knobs
217
Playing from a MIDI Track/The Velocity Pads/An External MIDI Device
218
13 Automating Mixing Operations (Automation)
219
Automating Operations of Mixer Channel
219
Mixer Parameters that Can be Recorded and Played Back
219
Recording Mixer Operations for a Mixer Channel
219
Playback Mixer Operations
220
Automating Mute Operations for each Track
221
Recording Mute Operations
221
Playback Mute Operations
222
Editing the Recorded Mute Data
223
Viewing the Mute Data of Only a Specific Track
224
Automating Operations for each C (Control) Knob
225
Recording C (Control) Knob Operations
225
Playback C (Control) Knob Operations to Control Effect Parameters
226
14 Creating an Audio CD
227
The Work Flow of Creating an Audio CD
227
Combining a Song / Pattern into Two Tracks (Mixdown)
228
Achieving the Ideal Volume and Loudness for an Audio CD (Mastering)
230
Writing the Mastered Data to CD
232
Playing an Audio CD
234
15 Project and Disk Management
235
Managing Projects
235
Loading a Project
235
Naming a Project
236
Protecting a Project
236
Deleting a Project
237
Saving a Project
238
Saving a Project with a Different Name
238
Creating a New Project
239
Deleting Unused Portions of a Sample
240
Backing up a Project to a CD-R/RW Disc
241
Restoring a Project
241
Folder Structure
242
Managing Files (File Utility)
243
Changing the Current Drive
243
Changing the Current Folder
244
Creating a Folder
245
Renaming a Folder or File
245
Copying a File or a Folder
246
Moving a File to Another Location (Move)
247
Deleting a Folder or File
248
Disk Management
249
Formatting a Disk
249
Naming a Disk
250
Formatting the Hard Disk
250
16 Using an External Display and Mouse to Operate the MV-8800
251
Switching between the Two Operating Modes
251
How to Confirm the Operating Mode
251
Using a Mouse
252
About the Mouse
252
Basic Operation
252
Mouse Operations
253
Explanation of Screens Shown in the External Display
255
Menu Bar
264
Operations Using the External Display
271
Quick Tour
271
Using the Mouse to Edit Sequence Data (SONG Screen or PATTERN Screen)
276
Using the Mouse to Edit a MIDI Track (PIANO ROLL EDIT Screen)
277
Step Recording
280
Changing the Color Theme of the SONG Screen and PATTERN Screen
282
Switching between SONG Screen and PATTERN Screen
283
17 Using the Velocity Pads to Display Images (Pix Jam)
285
Importing Images
285
Switching Images by Playing the Pads
286
Switching Images in Synchronization with Sequencer Playback
287
18 Connecting to Your Computer Via USB
289
To Start Communication with Your Computer
289
Copying Files from Your Computer to the MV-8800
290
Backing up a Project from the MV-8800 to Your Computer
292
Using Your Computer to Delete Unwanted Files
293
To Stop Communication with Your Computer
294
19 Using MIDI Devices
295
Playing a Connected External MIDI Sound Module
295
Using the Sliders to Control an External MIDI Sound Module (Assignable Sliders)
296
Playing the MV-8800 from an External MIDI Device
297
Recording Your Playing from a MIDI Keyboard
297
Using the MV-8800 in Multi Timbre Sampler Mode
298
Playing Audio Phrases from an External MIDI Device
300
Controlling MFX from an External MIDI Device
301
Synchronizing the MV-8800 with a Connected External Sequencer
302
Synchronizing with an External Device (Master)
302
Synchronized Operation with External Devices (Slave)
304
Monitoring the MIDI Connection Status
309
20 About V-LINK
311
What Is V-LINK
311
The MV-8800'S V-LINK Functionality
311
Using the MV-8800 to Operate an External V-LINK Device (V-LINK Master)
312
Example Connections
312
Switching V-LINK On/Off
312
Making V-LINK Settings
312
V-LINK Function Chart
313
Using V-LINK from an External Device (V-LINK Slave)
314
About the V-LINK Messages
315
Note Regarding Using the V-LINK
315
21 Other Functions
317
Settings for the Entire MV-8800
317
Settings for the MV-8800'S Velocity Pads
318
Setting for the MV-8800'S Sliders and Buttons
319
Using a Foot Switch
320
Checking the System Status
321
Viewing the System Information
321
Testing the Installed Memory
321
Resetting the MV-8800'S Parameters to the Factory Settings
322
22 Adding Options
323
Expanding the Memory
323
Precautions for Expanding Memory
323
Exchanging the Memory (Removing and Installing)
324
23 Ajout D'options
325
Expansion de la Mémoire
325
Precautions Concernant L'extension de la Mémoire
325
Echange de la Mémoire (Retrait Et Installation)
326
Master Index
327
MV-8800 Owner's Manual M
328
Information
338
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Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Appendices (80 pages)
MV-8800 production studio
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Recording Equipment
| Size: 3.12 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1
Troubleshooting
3
Other Problems
9
Error Messages
10
Shortcut Keys
11
Glossary
12
Preset Patches and Algorithm List
14
Effect Block
16
Effect Block
17
About MIDI
65
MIDI Implementation
66
Program Change
67
Specifications
76
Mixer Block Diagram
78
Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Manual (38 pages)
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Recording Equipment
| Size: 24.43 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1
Cautionary Notes
2
Specifications
3
Location of Controls
6
Location of Controls Parts List
7
Exploded View
8
Disassembly Procedure-Removing the Main Board
8
Exploded View Parts List
9
Parts List
10
Checking the Version Number
13
Saving and Loading Data
13
Factory Reset Procedure
13
System Update Procedure
13
Test Mode
14
Block Diagram
18
Circuit Board (Main: 1/2)
19
Circuit Board (Main: 2/2)
20
Circuit Diagram (Main: 1/4)
21
Circuit Diagram (Main: 2/4)
22
Circuit Diagram (Main: 3/4)
23
Circuit Diagram (Main: 4/4)
24
Circuit Board (Panel/Pad/MIDI: 1/2)
25
Circuit Board (Panel/Pad/MIDI: 2/2)
26
Circuit Diagram (Panel: 1/3)
27
Circuit Diagram (Panel: 2/3)
28
Circuit Diagram (Panel: 3/3)
29
Circuit Diagram (Pad)
30
Circuit Diagram (MIDI)
30
Circuit Board (Vga/Cdrw/Inverter/Contrast: 1/2)
32
Circuit Board (Vga/Cdrw/Inverter/Contrast: 2/2)
33
Circuit Diagram (VGA)
34
Circuit Diagram (CDRW)
35
Circuit Diagram (Inverter)
36
Circuit Diagram (Contrast)
37
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Roland MV-8800 Production Studio User Manual (16 pages)
Production Studio
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Computer Hardware
| Size: 1.01 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1
About the MV8-OP1
2
Panel Descriptions
3
Installing the MV8-OP1
4
Installation de la MV8-OP1 (French Language for Canadian Safety Standard)
6
Using the MV8-OP1
8
Outputting Analog Audio from Analog Multi Output
8
Inputting Audio Via a Digital Connection (Coaxial/Optical)
8
Transferring Digital Audio Via R-BUS
9
Connections and Settings for R-BUS Devices
12
Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Workshop Manual (15 pages)
Production Studio Sampling
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Recording Equipment
| Size: 2.29 MB
Table of Contents
About this Booklet
2
Hot Links
2
Making a Patch
12
Saving Your Work
14
Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Workshop Manual (10 pages)
Production Studio Direct Recording
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Roland
| Category:
Recording Equipment
| Size: 2.05 MB
Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Booklet (6 pages)
Production Studio Workshop Series
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Roland
| Category:
Recording Equipment
| Size: 1.13 MB
Table of Contents
Creating a New Project
1
About this Booklet
2
Patch Library
4
Effects Library
4
Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Workshop Manual (8 pages)
Production Studio Working with External MIDI Instruments
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Recording Equipment
| Size: 2.43 MB
Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Workshop (6 pages)
Production Studio
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| Category:
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Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Workshop (6 pages)
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Roland MV-8800 Production Studio Owner's Manual (5 pages)
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