Roland MKS-100 Owner's Manual page 13

While
the disk drive
is
running, the
disk drive
indi-
cator
is
lit
without
fail.
This
is
to
warn
you
not to
remove
or insert a
disl<.
That
would
break the
disk or erase the data.
After a while, the Display
will
change
as
shown
be-
low.
L
o a d c
omp let
e
*
BASS
DRUM
Now,
four
differnt
sounds are loaded
into
the
MKS-
100's
internal
nnemory.
By
pressing the Structure Buttons
A, B,
C
or D,
you
can
select
any
of the four sounds.
We
regard these
A,
B,
C
and
D
as
locations
where
the
sounds
re-
side.
Each
Bank
can
retain
the
sound
data of
one
second
as
longest.
To
make
a
sustained sound,
you
may
loop the
sampled
sounds. (See page
41
.)
*
The
key you
play
on
the keyboard
may sound
in
a
shifted
pitch.
This
is
because
of the
Record-
ing
key Number.
(See page
36).
This
shows
that the
sound saved on
the side
A
(BD)
of^he
disk
is
loaded
to
the
MKS-100.
Also,
the indicator of the Structure
Button
A
is
lit.
Now,
you can hear Bass
Drum
by sending MIDI Note on
message.
(D
Make
sure that the disk drive indicator
is
dark,
push
the Eject Button
®, remove
the
QD
and
reinsert
it
into
the disk drive
with the
side
B
(SD) facing
upward
this time.
®
Push the Load Button
©
.
Likewise,
load
the
C (TOM)
and the
D
(HH) sides
of
the
"Drum
Set"
disk.
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