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Roland Studio M MV-30 MIDI Workstation manuals available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual, Quick Start Manual
Roland Studio M MV-30 Owner's Manual (261 pages)
Music Production System
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Music Equipment
| Size: 11 MB
Table of Contents
Introduction
3
Features
4
Top Panel
5
Rear Panel
6
Front Panel
6
Table of Contents
7
Basic Operation
9
The Screen Display and Function Keys
10
How to Move to Other Display Pages
11
Mode Keys
11
Menu Pages
12
Using the Numeric Keys to Make a Menu Selection
12
Using the Function Keys to Make a Menu Selection
12
To Return to the Menu Page
12
How to Set Values
13
To Move the Cursor
13
Using the VALUE Dial to Select a Value
13
Using the Numeric Keys to Enter a Value
13
Special Functions of the Numeric Keys
14
Name Input
14
Step Time and Gate Time Input
14
Key Name Input
15
How to Play a Song
17
Play and Stop
17
Adjusting the Tempo
18
Using the Faders to Control the Volume of each Track
18
Overview
19
What Is a Sequencer?
20
MV-30 Tracks
21
Internal Sound Source Tracks and External Sound Source Tracks
21
Track Types
21
Other Tracks
22
Data Location
22
Tempo Track
22
Mixer Track
22
How Internal Sound Source Tracks Control Other Functions
23
Volume and Pan
23
Effects and Output
23
MIDI in and the Internal Sound Source
24
How External Sound Source Tracks
25
MIDI Output
25
Internal Memory and a Disk
26
Capacity of Internal Memory and a Floppy Disk
26
Data Loaded When the System Is Started up
27
Song Data and Timbre Banks
27
Procedural Guide
29
Overview of the Procedural Guide
30
Create a Song
31
Advanced Techniques for Creating a Song
32
Check the Current Status
33
Rps
33
Edit a Timbre
34
Use External Sound Source Tracks
34
MIDI Synchronization
35
Tape Sync II
35
Compatibility with Other Devices
35
Other
35
Play a Song
36
Load a Song from Disk
36
Play
36
Change the Position
36
Playback from the Middle of the Song
37
Mute the Notes of a Track
37
Use the Faders to Adjust the Volume
38
Adjust the Tempo
38
Adjust the Tuning to Other Instruments
38
Select Another Song
38
Use a Pedal to Start/Stop the Song
39
Continuous Playback of Two or more Songs
39
Make Settings for Chain Load
39
Execute Chain Load
40
Save the Chain Load Settings
40
Load the Chain Load Settings
40
Automatically Execute Chain Load When the System Is Started
41
The Data Structure of a Song
42
Song Length
42
Locations in a Song
42
Song Capacity
42
How to Select an Empty Song Number
43
How to Erase a Song
43
Make Track Settings before Recording
43
Name the Track
43
Track Recording
44
Realtime Recording of a Standard-Type Track
44
Prepare for Recording
44
Set the Tempo
44
Step Recording a Standard-Type Track
46
Pattern Recording
48
To Enter a Chord
48
To Enter a Tie
48
To Delete the Previous Note
48
Pattern Step Recording
49
Specify the Tempo
49
Edit Individual Notes in a Standard Track
50
Modify the Values of the Event
50
Move an Event
50
Insert an Event
50
Edit Individual Notes in a Pattern
51
Call a Pattern Track
51
Effect Patches
52
Editing an Effect Patch
52
Specify Effects for each Track
52
Chorus Settings
52
Record Mixer Volume Changes
53
Rehearse the Recording
53
Record Mixer Pan Movements
54
Save
54
Formatting a Disk
54
Saving a Song
55
Advanced Song Creation Techniques
56
Re-Record Part of a Song
56
Punch In/Out Manually
56
Punch In/Out Using a Foot Pedal
56
Change the Timbre Played by a Track During the Song
57
While Recording
57
While Editing
57
Changing the Effect Patch in the Middle of a Song
58
If You Change Timbre in the Middle of a Song
58
Apply Internal or External Effects to a Track
59
Change Track Outputs in the Middle of a Song
59
If You Change Effect Patches in the Middle of a Song
59
Apply Effects to Specific Sounds of the Rhythm Timbre
60
Change Tempo in the Middle of a Song
60
Copy Data
60
Delete Measures
61
Copy Data from a Standard Type Track to a Pattern
61
Copy Data from a Pattern to a Standard Type Track
61
Copy Data from a Pattern to Another Pattern
61
Insert Bank Measures
62
Change the Location of Data
62
Erase Data
63
Transpose
63
Erase Data of Track
63
Tighten up the Timing
64
Quantize
64
Lay Back or Push the Rhythmic Timing
65
Make Notes more Tenuto or Staccato
65
Rearrange the Key Assignments of Rhythm Data
65
Increase or Decrease the Overall Velocity of Notes
66
Set All Notes to the same Velocity
66
Thin out Mixer Track Data to Conserve Memory
67
Convert Pattern Type Tracks to Standard Type Tracks
67
Use a Pattern to Temporarily Store Data
67
Assign Rehearsal Marks for Intro, Fill In, Etc.
68
Adjust Metronome Settings and Output
68
Change the Metronome Output
69
Prevent Notes from Dropping out of the Melody
69
Internal Metronome
69
Metronome Feed through Headphones
69
Check the Size of a Song
70
Check the Amount of Available Internal Memory
70
Check the Amount of Song Data on Disk
70
Check the Amount of Remaining Disk Memory
70
Check the Names of Timbres on Disk
71
Check Whether or Not Tracks Contain Data
71
Check Whether or Not Tracks Contain a Specified Type of Data
71
Check the Time Signature
72
Check the Timbre Being Played by each Track
72
Check the Type of each Track
73
Check MIDI Output Destinations for External Sound Source Tracks
73
What Is RPS?
74
Assign a Pattern to a Key
74
RPS Playback
75
How each Timbre Is Organized
76
How a Rhythm Timbre Is Organized
76
Tones
77
Editing a Timbre
77
Timbre Banks
77
The Key Ranges of each Tone
77
Adjust the Pitch
78
Adjust the Pitch in Chromatic Steps
78
Adjust the Amount of Detune for Detune-Type Tones
78
Add Vibrato
78
Adjust the Tone
79
Make the Sound Darker
79
Make the Sound Thinner
79
Make the Sound more Distinctive
79
Adjust the Volume
81
While Editing a Timbre, Check How Effects Are Applied
82
Copy a Timbre
82
Re-Arrange the Order of Timbres
82
Load an Individual Timbre or Rhythm Timbre from Disk
82
Re-Arrange the Keys of the Rhythm Timbre
83
Function Reference
101
Disk
110
Load Song
110
Load Timbres
112
Load Bank
112
Save Song
113
Internal Songs
113
Saving Song Data to Disk for Another Device
114
Save Timbres
115
Delete Song
115
Load MIDI File
116
Save MIDI File
117
Format
118
Disk Copy
119
Compu MIX
120
Compu Mixer
120
Selecting the Function of the Faders
121
How to Record Fader Movements
122
Timbre Edit
123
Timbre Name
123
Tone Media
123
Number
123
Resonance
127
Key Follow
127
Caf Sens
127
LFO Sens
128
ENV Set
128
Env Ctr
129
Time Key Follow
129
Time Vet Sens
130
Depth Vel Sens
130
Tva
131
Env
131
Vel Sens
131
Rate
133
Depth
133
Rise Time
133
Delay
133
Test out
134
Output
134
Level
134
Pan
135
Copy
135
Editing the Rhythm Timbre
136
Bend
136
Down
136
Up
136
System
144
System Config
144
MIDI Update
145
Track - Realtime
146
Realtime REC
146
Track Type
146
REC Mode
147
Count in
149
Tack Status
149
Rec Rpm
150
New Measure Beat
151
Rec Sw
151
Trk Rpm
151
P. Chg
152
Track - Microscope
154
Delete
156
View
156
The Exclusive Data Editing Display
157
Step Recording
158
Step Recording Using a MIDI Keyboard
159
Step Recording Using the Numeric Keys
159
Stpback
160
Erase
161
Merge
162
Copy TRK
163
Source Channel
164
Dest. Channel
164
Copy PTN - TRK
166
Delete Measure
170
Insert Measure
171
Extract
173
Change Velocity
175
Change Gate Time
176
Change MIDI Ch
177
Shift Clock
178
PTRN Conversion
179
Mixer Data Thin
180
MIX Data Conversion
181
Target
181
Pattern - Realtime
184
Microscope
188
PTRN Step Rec
189
Pattern - Edit
190
PTRN Erase
190
PTRN Quantize
191
Sequencer
200
Song Select
200
Mark
205
Glossary
207
Troubleshooting
218
Messages
220
Error Messages
221
Can Not Execute
221
Out of Memory
221
Point Error
221
Disk Full
222
Wrong Disk
222
Data Error
222
Input Song Name
222
Mode Chart
223
Functions that Change Operation by Mode
224
Faders
224
Track Keys
224
Response When Receiving MIDI Messages
225
Parameter List
226
System Configuration Parameters
226
Chain Load Settings
226
Disk Label
226
Song Parameters
227
Timbre Parameters
229
List of Events
231
List of Clock Values
233
How to Read Printed Music
234
Various Symbols Used in Printed Music
234
Internal Tone List
235
Contents of the Included Disk
237
Demo Songs
237
List of RPS Demo Song
238
Profiles of the Demo Song Composers
239
List of Timbre Banks
240
Chain Load Setting
240
List of Timbres
241
Timbre Bank
241
Roland Exclusive Messages
248
Data Format for Exclusive Messages
248
Address Mapped Data Transfer
248
One-Way Transfer Procedure
248
Handshake Transfer Procedure
249
About MV-30 Exclusive Messages
251
Recording Exclusive Messages
251
Editing Exclusive Messages
251
MIDI Implementation
252
Specifications
257
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Roland Studio M MV-30 Quick Start Manual (44 pages)
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Recording Equipment
| Size: 5 MB
Table of Contents
Maintenance
3
Disk Handling
4
Ejecting a Disk
4
Playing the Demo Songs
11
Play the Demo Song
12
Basic Procedure
17
View the Data
30
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