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GEM Powerstation SK760 Owner's Manual (312 pages)

Special Edition Series

Brand: GEM | Category: Electronic Keyboard | Size: 9.98 MB

Table of Contents
3
Macintosh
4
MIDI Implementation Chart
12
- Quick Guide
  19
- User Guide
  20
- Sound Groups
  21
- Rear Panel Connections
  22
- Navigation, Data Entry, Confirmation/Cancellation
  23
- The Display
  23
- Alphanumeric Entry
  24
- Adjust the General Volume
  29
- Connect the Audio Cables
  29
- Getting to Know Your Instrument
  29
- Power up
  29
- Play with Headphones
  30
- Play the Programmable Pads
  31
- Play with the Wheels
  31
- Select Sounds
  32
- Change Sound Bank
  33
Ll Keyboard Playing
34
Melody off
59
- Loading Data into RAM Memory
  60
- Quick Rec Recording
  62
- Record a Song (Quick Rec.)
  62
- Play Along with Your Recorded Song
  64
- Save Your Programmed Data to Disk or Hard Disk
  65
- Sounds
  71
- Gmx Banks 1, 2 and 3
  71
- Banks 4
  71
- Drum Kits and Drum Sounds
  71
- Selecting Sounds
  72
- Moving between Families
  72
- The Sound Group Families
  73
- Edit Perf Sound/Sound Patch
  74
- Edit Performance Sound
  75
- Edit Sound Patch
  78
- Save the Modifications to a Performance
  82
- Entering EDIT SOUND
  83
- Procedure
  83
- Temporary Escape from Edit Sound
  84
- Permanent Escape Without Saving
  84
- The Edit Sound Main Menu
  84
- Layers
  85
- The Algorithms
  86
- Waveform
  87
- Volume E Balance
  89
Volume
89
- Volume Tracking (F2)
  90
Balance
91
- Balance Tracking (F2)
  91
- Programming a Tracking Envelope
  92
- Amplitude Envelope & Balance Envelope
  93
- Amplitude Key on and Key off Envelopes
  94
- Programming Key on and Key off Envelopes
  95
- Amplitude Envelope Tracking
  96
- Balance Envelope
  96
- Balance Envelope Key on & Key off
  97
- Balance Envelope Tracking
  98
- Filter
  99
- Filter Cutoff Tracking
  100
- Filter Envelope Key on & Key off
  101
- Pitch Envelope
  102
- LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator)
  104
- Pan
  106
- Pan Envelope Key on & Key off
  107
- Pan Envelope Tracking
  107
- Storing Sounds
  110
- Sample Translator
  114
- Sample Loading Methods
  114
- Entering Sample Translator
  114
- Selecting Samples from the Waveform Display
  115
- Loading Samples
  116
- Loading Samples from Disk or SCSI Device
  116
- Loading Samples and Programs
  117
- Receiving Samples Via a Dump
  118
- Assigning Samples
  118
Cancelling Assignments
120
Cancelling Samples
120
- Sample Editing
  121
General Notes on Sample Editing
122
Sample MIDI Dump
124
- Send Sample / Sample Request (F7)
  124
- Storing Samples
  125
- Performances
  127
- Selecting the Performances
  127
- Real Time Panel Operations
  127
- Style Lock
  128
- Multi Track List
  129
- Programming the Performances
  129
- MIDI
  131
- MIDI Channels
  131
- Configuration
  131
- MIDI Filters
  132
- General Settings
  132
- Common Channel/Arrangement
  134
- MIDI Dump
  135
- Transmission of Data to a Sequencer
  135
- Reception of Dump Data from a Sequencer
  136
- Mixer
  136
- Random Pan
  137
- Audio out
  137
- Effect
  138
- Effects
  138
- Effects Type
  138
- Group a
  138
- Send Level
  139
- Controllers/Pads
  141
- Wheels
  141
- Pedals Programming
  141
- Pedals Assignment
  142
- The Continuous Pedal Functions
  142
- The Switch Pedal Functions
  143
- Pads
  144
- Ped./Pad Lock
  144
- Transpose
  145
- Master Transpose Enable/Disable
  145
- Detune
  145
- Random Pitch
  145
- Touch Sensitivity
  145
- Mode/Priority
  146
- Velocity Curve
  146
- Velocity Range
  146
- Harmony Type
  147
- Delay
  148
- Key Range
  148
- Create Track
  148
Copy Track
148
Erase Track
149
- Store Performance
  149
- Saving to the Current Performance
  149
- To Save to a Different Performance
  150
- Disk - Hard Disk - SCSI
  151
- Selecting the Storage Device
  151
- Choose the Desired Disk Command
  151
- The File Selector
  152
- The General Disk Procedure
  153
- Load Operations
  155
Load Single, Disk
155
Load Single Sound, Example
156
- Load WX/SX Songs and Styles
  160
- Save Operations
  161
- Erase Operations
  167
- Copy Operations
  168
- Move Operations
  170
Move Single Sound
170
- Utility
  172
Rmat MS-DOS Disk
172
- Hard Disk Utility
  173
Rmat Hard Disk
173
- Multicopy H.disk to SCSI
  176
Multicopy Options
177
- SCSI Utility
  178
- FAST Zip 100/250 Format
  178
- Zip 100/250 Format
  178
- FAST JAZ 1G/2G Format
  178
- Jaz 1G/2G Format
  178
- Additional Disk Functions
  179
- Disk Handling Information
  181
Styles
183
- About the SK760/880SE ROM Styles
  183
- Arrange Mode
  183
- Arrange On/Off
  183
- Flash Styles
  183
- Lower Memory
  183
- Memory
  183
- Selecting and Playing the Styles
  183
- The Functions Which Control the Styles
  183
- Bass to Lowest
  184
- Harmony On/Off
  184
- Mixer Lock
  184
- Single Touch Play
  184
- Style Lock
  184
- Style Performance
  184
- Tempo Lock
  184
- Auto Chord and Fixed Chord Modes
  185
- Chord Recognition Modes
  185
- Autobacking
  186
- Changing the Split Point
  186
- Dynamic Arrange
  186
- The Basic Structure of a Style
  187
- User Styles
  187
- What Is a Riff
  187
- Recording
  188
- Restoring the User Styles Memory
  189
- The Record View Page
  190
- Scale Conversion
  191
- Time Signature
  191
Quantize
191
- Edit Style
  195
Entering Edit Style
195
- Edit Procedure 5. 14 F7
  196
- Move
  198
- Copy
  198
- Quantize
  200
- Delete Measures
  201
- Velocity
  202
- Transpose
  203
- Microscope
  203
- Access to the Event Edit
  203
- Song
  207
- Song-Performances
  207
- Programming Song Performances
  207
- Load Songs to Memory
  207
- Song Playback
  207
- Play/Rec Mode
  209
- Jukebox
  210
- Preload
  211
- Playback All the Songs or MIDI Files on a Disk
  211
- MIDI File Player
  213
- Recording Songs
  215
- The Quick Rec Method
  215
- The Record Method
  216
- Time Signature
  218
- Quantize
  219
- Restoring the Songs Memory
  219
- Edit Song
  220
- Entering Edit Song
  220
- Escape from Edit Song
  220
- Edit Procedure
  221
- Erase
  222
- Move
  224
- Copy
  225
- Quantize
  227
- Insert Measures
  229
- Delete Measures
  230
- Velocity
  231
- Transpose
  232
- Microscope
  233
- Master Track
  236
- The Score Track
  239
- The SCORE Button
  239
- Score Controls
  239
- Video Controls
  240
- How to Enter Edit Score
  241
- How to Exit Edit Score
  241
- Inserting Notes
  241
Inserting Chord Symbols
241
Inserting Lyrics
242
- Vocal Processor
  245
- The Vocal Processor Features
  245
- Connections
  245
- Activate the Vocal Processor
  246
- Working with the Vocal Processor
  246
- Unison
  251
- Edit General
  253
- Description of the Main Menu Page
  253
- Keyboard Sensitivity
  254
- Footswitch Polarity
  254
- General Controls
  254
- Master Pitch
  254
- Keyboard Scale
  254
- User Programmable Scales
  254
- Tuning/Scale
  254
- Pedalboard/Computer
  256
- Pedalboard
  256
- Computer
  256
Mode (F8) for Pedalboard Options
256
- Date & Time
  257
- Chord Language
  258
- Display Controls
  258
- Display Mode
  258
- Help Language
  258
- Last Selection Memory
  258
- Restore
  260
- System Info
  260
- The Edit General Main Menu Options
  260
- Restore All
  261
- Restore Performance
  261
- Restore Songs
  261
- Restore Sounds
  261
- Help
  263
- How to Use Help
  263
- Display Hold
  264
- How to Activate PANIC
  264
- Panic
  264
- Appendix
  265
- Drumkit Tables
  265
- Performance Tables
  265
- Master Volume
  293
- System Realtime Messages
  293
- Preset Parameters
  297
Mask, Edit Style
309
Lyrics on Display
310

GEM Powerstation SK760 Owner's Manual (378 pages)

Brand: GEM | Category: Electronic Keyboard | Size: 3.28 MB

Important Safety Instructions
4
Table of Contents
5
Introduction I
9
Quick Guide

15
- User Guide
  16
Chapter 1 • Layout & Display

17
- Front Layout
  17
- Rear Panel Connections
  18
- The Display
  19
Chapter 2 • User Guide

25
- Power up
  25
The SK760/880 Playing Modes

26
- Style/Realtime Mode
  26
- Song Mode
  26
Play the SK760/880 Keyboard Sounds (Style/Realtime Mode)

27
The Performances

39
- Select and Play the Performances
  39
Selecting the SK Sounds

41
Display Hold

46
- Hold the Display During Selection Procedures
  46
The Styles

47
10 • Arrange Mode and the Chord Recognition Modes

57
- Selecting the Arrange Mode Options
  58
- Changing the Split Point
  59
The Digital Signal Processor (DSP)

60
12 • Store Performance

63
13 • Load and Play Back the Supplied Demo Song

67
- Load the Demo Song
  67
- Playback the Demo Song
  69
14 • Preload

71
15 • Multimedia

73
- Display Song Lyrics
  73
Record a Song (Quick Rec.)

75
- Play Along with Your Recorded Song
  78
- Play Songs Using Jukebox
  79
17 • Save Your Programmed Data to Disk

80
- The Save Procedure
  80
- Restoring the Songs Memory
  83
18 • MIDI

84
- About MIDI
  84
- The MIDI Channels
  85
- The MIDI Configuration
  86
- The Computer Port
  87
- MIDI Filters
  88
- MIDI Lock
  88
- MIDI Panic
  89
Reference Guide

91
Chapter 3 • Disk & Hard Disk

91
- Disk & Hard Disk
  93
- The General «Disk» Procedure
  96
- Load Operations
  99
- Save Operations
  107
- Erase Operations
  115
- Copy
  117
- Move
  119
- Utility
  121
- Additional Functions
  127
- General Disk Handling Information
  130
Chapter 4 • Preload

133
- Create a Preload List
  134
- The Preload Functions
  135
Chapter 5 • Selection/Help

137
- Selection
  137
- Display Hold
  145
- Effects off
  145
- Help
  146
Chapter 6 • Songs, MIDI Files & Song Recording

147
- About Songs
  147
- About Standard MIDI Files
  147
- Song Playback/Jukebox
  148
- Play View» Parameters
  149
- Play View Soft Buttons
  150
- Jukebox Soft Buttons
  151
- Recording a Song
  152
- The Record Method
  153
- The «Record View» Page in Detail
  156
Chapter 7 • Edit Song

159
- Erase
  161
- Move
  163
- Copy
  164
- Quantize
  166
- Insert Measures
  168
- Delete Measures
  169
- Velocity
  170
- Transpose
  171
- Microscope
  172
- Master Track
  175
- Score & Edit Score
  178
- Score Controls
  179
- Edit Score
  180
Chapter 8 • User Style Recording

185
- Recording
  186
- The «Record View» Page
  188
Chapter 9 • Edit Style

193
- Erase
  195
- Move
  197
- Copy
  198
- Quantize
  200
- Insert Measures
  202
- Delete Measures
  203
- Velocity
  204
- Transpose
  205
- Microscope
  206
- Mask
  209
Chapter 10 • Edit Effects

212
- Send Level
  212
- General Effect Balance
  212
- Effects Programming
  213
- Effect 1 - Reverb Table
  215
- Effect 2 - Delay/Chorus/Flanger/Modulation Table
  216
- Vocal Processor
  219
- Chord
  219
- Vocoder
  220
- Unison
  221
- Edit
  221
Chapter 11 • Edit MIDI

225
- MIDI Channels
  225
- Configuration
  226
- MIDI Filters
  227
- General Settings
  227
- Common Channel/Arrangement
  230
- MIDI Dump
  231
- Local On,Local off
  233
- MIDI Lock
  233
Chapter 12 • Edit Mixer

235
- Volume
  235
- Pan
  235
- Random Pan
  236
- Audio out
  236
Chapter 13 • Edit Controllers/Pads

239
- Wheels
  239
- Pedals Programming
  240
- Pedals Assignment
  240
- Pads
  241
- The Switch Pedal Functions
  242
- The Continuous Pedal Functions
  243
Chapter 14 • Edit Tracks

245
- Transpose
  245
- Master Transpose
  245
- Detune
  246
- Random Pitch
  246
- Mode/Priority
  246
- Velocity Curve
  247
- Velocity Range
  247
- Harmony
  248
- Delay
  249
- Key Range
  249
- Create Track
  250
- Copy Track
  250
- Erase Track
  250
Chapter 15 • Edit Perf Sound/Sound Patch

251
- Edit Perf Sound
  252
- Edit Sound Patch
  255
Chapter 16 • Edit Sound

261
- Waveform
  269
- Volume & Balance
  271
- Amplitude Envelope & Balance Envelope
  275
- Filter
  283
- Pitch Envelope
  288
- LFO (Low Frequency Ocillator)
  291
- Pan
  293
- Loading Samples
  302
- Saving Your Samples
  305
- Cancelling Samples
  306
- Assigning Samples
  306
- Cancelling Assignments
  308
- Sample Editing
  308
- Sample MIDI Dump
  312
- Abort (F8)
  313
Chapter 17 • Edit General

315
- General Controls
  316
- Tuning/Scale
  316
- Pedalboard / Computer
  318
- Date & Time
  319
- Display Controls
  320
- MIC/Line Input
  320
- The Edit General Main Menu Options
  323
Appendix

325
- Performance Tables
  325
- Effects Tables
  325
- • Wave Tables
  325
- System Exclusive Implementation
  325
- Index (Alphabetical)
  325
  - System Realtime Messages
    353
  - Performance Parameters
    358

GEM Powerstation SK760 Service Manual (29 pages)

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GEM Powerstation SK760 Owner's Manual (378 pages)

Table of Contents

Quick Guide

Chapter 1 • Layout & Display

Chapter 2 • User Guide

The SK760/880 Playing Modes

Play the SK760/880 Keyboard Sounds (Style/Realtime Mode)

The Performances

Selecting the SK Sounds

Display Hold

The Styles

10 • Arrange Mode and the Chord Recognition Modes

The Digital Signal Processor (DSP)

12 • Store Performance

13 • Load and Play Back the Supplied Demo Song

14 • Preload

15 • Multimedia

Record a Song (Quick Rec.)

17 • Save Your Programmed Data to Disk

18 • MIDI

Reference Guide

Chapter 3 • Disk & Hard Disk

Chapter 4 • Preload

Chapter 5 • Selection/Help

Chapter 6 • Songs, MIDI Files & Song Recording

Chapter 7 • Edit Song

Chapter 8 • User Style Recording

Chapter 9 • Edit Style

Chapter 10 • Edit Effects

Chapter 11 • Edit MIDI

Chapter 12 • Edit Mixer

Chapter 13 • Edit Controllers/Pads

Chapter 14 • Edit Tracks

Chapter 15 • Edit Perf Sound/Sound Patch

Chapter 16 • Edit Sound

Chapter 17 • Edit General

Appendix

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