Roland S-330 Owner's Manual page 109

Making
a
Patch
[Tone Assignment]
(Set)
1st
Tone
2nd Tone
Two
Tones, the 1st
and 2nd Tones are
assigned to
each
key.
To
change the
assignment of
both Tones, select
[1st&2nd] of
the
"Type
Select", to
change
only the 1st Tone, select
[1st],
and
to
change
only
the
2nd Tone
select
[2nd].
When
[Off]
is
selected,
no sound
is
heard.
[T11 to
T48]
[T11 to
T48]
Call
the 1st
Tone
to
be assigned
in
the Display.
Call
the
2nd
Tone
to
be assigned
in
the Display.
O
Assigning the
Tone by receiving
Key
On messages
When
the
Key
On
messages
are received, the
Tone
is
assigned to the
corresponding
Key number.
When
a
MIDI keyboard
is
connected, the
Tone
is
assigned to
the
keys pressed,
the
sound
of the
new Tone
just
assigned
is
heard.
OAssigning
the
Tone by indicating
the
key
in
the Display with the
Mouse
Indicate the
key
in
the Display
with the
Mouse, then
push
the
left
side
button
on the
Mouse, and the tone
is
assigned
to that key.
*To
return the cursor to the position
where
the
Parameters
are indicated,
push the right side
button on the
Mouse.
[Octave Shift of
the Display]
[-2, -1.
0,
1,
2]
Oct Shift
The
S-330
can be played from CO
to
C9.
(The
highest pitch,
however,
is
two octave
above the Original
Key).
Using
the
Mouse, the pilch
range
of
the
keyboard
shown
in
the Display
can be
shifted
up
or
down.
Make
the
cursor triangle
shape,
by moving
it
to
the
right or left
of the
keyboard end,
then
push
the
button on
the left
side
on the
Mouse. This
shifts
the
keyboard
by one
octave.
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