Playing Sounds Of The Pr-300S - Rodgers PR-300S Owner's Manual

Playing Sounds of the PR·300S
It's time to show how sounds of the PR-300S can be played from
an external MIDI keyboard or Rodgers organ. As many of our
customers will be using the PR-300S with a Rodgers organ, the
following examples will show operating procedures for both the
PR-300S and a Rodgers organ.
If you are using something other than a Rodgers organ to control
the PR-300S, simply use whatever operating procedures are
required for the equipment you are using to achieve the desired
result.
In the default settings described above, channels 1-9 can be used
to play any of the PR-300S's 354 instruments, and channel 10
can be used to play any of the 10 different drum kits inside the
PR-300S.
Let's start by playing a PR-300S instrument on channel I from
the Rodgers organ. (Please note: LTG MIDI Phase II Organs
use MIDI channel 2 instead of MIDI channel I in the following
situations.
(1)
Cancel any organ registrations.
This insures that the organ will not generate sound
when keys or pedals are pressed.
(2) Press [MIDI ON GREAT]* on the Rodgers
organ.
*This piston is labeled [MIDI GREAT A] on larger
Rodgers organs.
This will tell the organ to transmit on channel 1
when notes are played on the Great Manual. LTG
MIDI Phase II organs will transmit on MIDI
channel 2.
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Channel
1-9
10
11-16
MIDI
ON
GREAT
PR-300S Instruments
PR-300S Drums
External MIDI devices
(Rodgers Organs,
other keyboards and
sound modules)
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