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Ketron Sd1: A New Wonderful Musical Adventure Is About To Begin3

Control Panel And Push Button Functions7

Selection, Data Entry And Confirmation Push Buttons8

The Display, The Main Page And The Function Push Buttons8

The Push Buttons And The Choice Of The Styles9

The Push Buttons And The Choice Of The Voices9

Push Buttons On The Right-Hand Side Of The Control Panel10

The Push Buttons Required To Control The Arranger11

Parameter Management13

Calling Up The Menus13

Exceptions To The Exit Command13

How To Use A Midi File15

Reproducing From Floppy Disk15

Reproducing A Midi File From The Hard Disk15

How To Reproduce A .Kar Midi File15

Controlling Reproduction16

Transposition16

How To Create A Chain Of Midi Files16

How To Record A Midi File17

How To Use The Arranger17

How To Select A Style18

How To Control The Arranger18

How To Load A Style From Disk19

How To Use The Voices20

How To Use The Microphone And The Vocalizer20

How To Use A Midi Accordion21

The Registrations22

Voice And User Voice23

Calling Up The Timbres23

Timbre Programming Elements24

Amplitude And Filter Parameters25

Control With After Touch And Modulation Wheel25

Lfo And Velocity26

Saving A User Voice27

Saving All The User Voices On Disk27

Programs And One Touch28

Modifying A Program28

A Guide To The Parameters28

Saving And Loading A Program31

Loading An Audio File33

Deleting The Sound From The Ram33

Automated Loading34

Load A Sound Block On Switching The Unit On34

Difference Between Ram And Flash Ram34

Recording And Saving In Brief35

The Sampler Functions36

Editing The Loop36

The Multi-Samples37

Loading A Multi-Sample That Is To Be Modified37

Creating And Editing A Multi-Sample38

Saving The Multi-Sample39

Programming The Organ Timbre40

Live Drum Sets41

How To Create Or Modify A Drum Set43

Panel Commands45

Style Setting48

Arrange Mode Menu49

Arrange View Menu52

Modifying The Timbres52

Storing And Saving The Custom Styles54

Style & Sound55

Ram Styles And Flash Ram56

Loading Ram Styles With Master Folder Enabled56

Directly Loading A Single Ram Style56

Loading One Or A Number Of Single Ram Styles With Pattern List56

Loading And Managing A Number Of Ram Styles From Hard Disk57

Creating A Block Style58

Loading A Block Style And Calling Up The Ram Styles58

Automatically Loading A Block Style When Turning On59

Loading Ram Styles From A Folder Not Correlated To Master Folder59

Replacing The Custom Styles59

The First Page Of The Edit Pattern Menu60

Assigning Timbres To The Tracks62

Desciption Of The Parameters62

How To Record A Section64

F3 Section Clear64

F6 Midi Record66

Power On Set Up68

Song Play, Midi Files And Karaoke69

Loading A Midi File From Floppy Disk69

Loading A Midi File From Hard Disk70

Creating A Temporary Chain Of Midi Files To Be Reproduced70

Balancing And Playing The Timbres Assigned To The Keyboard71

Midi Files And Ram Sounds71

Searching A Midi File71

The Song Play Functions72

Modifying And Saving The Parameters Of The Tracks Of A Midi File73

Modifying A Single Part73

Modifying A Parameter For The Sixteen Parts74

Saving The Parameters Modified75

Creating A Permanent Chain Of Midi Files On Disk76

Using The Chain Of Midi Files76

Video Out And Karaoke77

Writing A Message To Be Sent To The Audio Output77

Changing The Background And Text Colour77

Modifying The Screen Layout77

Selecting The Video Output78

Recording A Midi File79

.Kar Midi Files And .Txt Files80

Using .Txt Files With Song Play81

Synchronizing The Page Change Using A Midi File81

Using The Microphone82

Removing The Effects While Speaking83

Harmonisation Modes And Description Of The Algorithms86

Automatic Chord 186

Automatic Chord 287

Keyboard Harmony87

Fixed Interval88

Vocal Effects88

Saving A Vocal Set In Ram88

Saving A Vocal Set On Disk/Loading A Vocal Set From The Disk88

Automatic Vocal Set Loading On The Unit Power On89

Vocal Set And Registration89

Editing An Effect91

Parameters For Reverb Algorithms91

Parameters For Chorus Algorithms92

Parameters For Delay Algorithms92

Parameters For Distorsor Algorithms92

On Line Effects And Rotor Effect Menus93

Calling Up And Saving A Registration Of The Block Registration Group94

Calling Up And Saving A Single Registration95

Automatically Loading The Text File And Midi File With Registrations95

Defining Which Parameter Will Be Controlled By The Registration95

Midi Accordions103

Saving The Parameters For The Midi Accordion104

The Midi Parameters For The Accordion104

A Guide To The Quick Connection Of A Midi Accordion104

Using The Unit As A General Midi Module105

Modifying A Single Gm Part105

The Midi Parametes Of The Unit's Sections107

Modifying A Parameter For The Sixteen Gm Parts107

The Midi Set-Up's107

The Parameters Of The Midi Menu107

Calling Up Programs, One Touch Memories And The Registrations Via Midi109

Bank Select And Program Change109

Using A Midi Pedal110

The Master Folder Concept113

How To Use The Master Folder114

The Disk Functions For The Hard Disk114

General Rules114

Copying From Floppy To Hard Disk116

Copying From Hard Disk To Floppy117

Setting The Password For Protected Folders118

Using A Chain Of Midi Files119

The Disk Functions For The Floppy Disk120

Updating And Resetting The Unit121

Updating The Operating System121

Resetting The Original Conditions Of The Unit121

Time Signature122

How To Record A Sequence123

Summarizing, In Order To Record A Track124

How To Play Back Recorded Tracks124

Sequence Quantization125

Editing Single Events (Event Function)125

Functions Available In The Edit Pages127

Operations On Events (Result Fields)129

Midi Filters131

Velocity/Transposer132

Master Track132

How To Edit Exclusive Messages133

Lyric Insert/Modify134

Lyric Automatic134

Lyric Delete Event134

Record Precount135

Chase Events135

Converting Styles Of The Ms And X Series137

Using Audio Files In A Midi File137

Copying An Audio File From The Floppy Disk To The Hard Disk137

Loading The Audio Loop Into The Ram138

Loading A Midi File From The Floppy Disk While You Are In Song Play138

Loading A Midi File From The Hard Disk While You Are In Song Play138

Assigning An Audio Loop To A Midi Part138

Advanced Programming139

Sampled Audio Loop Synchronisation With A Style139

Preliminary Processing Of The Audio Loop139

Copying The Style To Modify139

Assigning The Audio Loop To The Drum 2 Track140

Activating The Loop Sync140

Using The Style With Loop Sync140

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