Pr-300S Sound Function; Selecting Pr-300S Sounds - Rodgers PR-300S Owner's Manual

PR-300S Sound Function
The PR-300S's GS sound source has a wide variety of quality sounds which can be used to create many
different styles of music. The PR-300S's Sound Function is an easy way to control these different sounds and
use different effects such as Pan, Reverb and Chorus.
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Here's how to use the Sound Function to control
PR-300S sounds.
Now when you play notes on your keyboard, you'll
hear the sound appearing in the PR-300S's display.
Select a Part which can be controlled from your
MIDI device. For instance, if you are sending
MIDI information from your Rodgers organ or
keyboard on MIDI channel I, select Part I. If you
are sending on MIDI channel 2, select Part 2.
The display shows one of the 16 parts and the PR-
300S instrument which will play when that part is
controlled.
This button is located underneath the top cover of
the PR-300S.
If a part is specified as "External" then "Ext
Equipment" will appear in the display.
The sound source of the PR-300S has 16 different
parts. Each of these different parts can be
controlled by the corresponding MIDI channel (i.e.,
Part 1 can be controlled by MIDI channell, Part 2
can be controlled by MIDI channel 2, etc.)
All parts (except part 10) can use any of the 354
instruments of the PR-300S. Part 10 can use of any
the 10 PR-300S drum kits.
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Press the [SOUND] button.
(3) Press the [>] and the""" cursor will move the
the tone name. Rotate the alpha-dial to select
different instruments and variations.
(2) Rotate the alpha-dial, if necessary, to select a
Part to control.
Selecting PR-300S Sounds