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Roland XP-10 Owner's Manual (98 pages)
MULTITIMARAL SYNTHESIZER
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Synthesizer
| Size: 6 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
7
Chapter 3. Convenient Performance Functions
25
Add Richness and Space (Chorus) / Add Reverberance (Reverb) Fo the Sound
25
Selecting Tne Chorus/ Rewerty Tse 2Cciseagdeck Ps Due2Ssedeteeceed Std Inacte Adanandtnaraad Tea Theca Tmaetanen One
25
Adjusting the Chorus/Reverb Depth for the Tones of All Parts
25
Adjusting the Chorus/Reverb Depth for the Tones of an Individual Part
25
Playing Single-Note Lines (Solo)
26
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26
Creating Smooth Pitch Changes between Notes (Portamento Time)
26
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26
Adjusting How Your Keyboard Playing Dynamics Affect the Volume (Velocity Sensitivity)
26
When to Use Transposition (Transpose and Key Shift)
27
Adjusting the Pitch to a Singer's Voice (Transpose)
27
Transposing from a Difficult Key into an Easier Key (Transpose)
27
Reading Music Written for a Transposing Instrument (Transpose)
27
Playing Notes Outside the Range of the Keyboard (Transpose)
27
Layering Tones at Octave Intervals (Key Shift)
27
Playing Only the Tone of a Specific Part in a Lower Pitch (Key Shift) 0.0
27
Setting the Amount of Transposition (Transpose)
27
Turning Franspose: on / off 2
27
Setting the Transposition for a Specific Part (Key Shift)
27
Raising and Lowering the Pitch in Real Time (Pitch Bend)
28
Adjusting the Width of Piteh Eharige Sij.azsjcngesabsinceefenas Penton Gireiiel Baaeienperimunientiaveny
28
Modifying the Sound in Real Time While You Play
28
Using the Modulation Lever to Modify the SOUR
28
What Can be Controlled by the Modulation Lever
28
Setting the Function of the Modulation Lever
28
Setting the Depth of the Modulation Lever Effect
29
Using a Pedal'to Modify the Sound 2
29
What Canbe:controlled By. Apedal? S
29
Setting the Function of the Pedal
29
Setting the Depth of the Pedal Effect
29
Using the Combination Palette Sliders to Modify the Sound
30
What Can be Controlled by the Combination Palette Sliders
30
Setting the Function of the Combination Palette Sliders
30
About Tie AP
30
Selecting an Entirely Different Set of XP-10 Settings While You Play (Performance)
31
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31
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31
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32
Changing from Equal Temperament to Pure Temperament or an Arabic Scale (Scale Tune)
32
What Are Equal Temperament, Pure Temperament, and Arabic Scales
32
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33
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33
Chapter 4 . Creating Your Own Tone or Drum Set
34
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34
What Aspects of a Tone'can: be Modified? Oc: Ass Csscsisisssatousssivvesrassiansteasdnassvesesdustccvigedtenssitatindedeiens
34
Procedure for Creating and Saving a Tone
34
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34
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35
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35
What Aspects. of a Drum Set Can be Modified
35
Procedure for Creating and Saving a Drum Set
35
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36
Saving a Moditied: Diuin S E T E S C S S I T I T a C E T C H y Metastases Nen Cnbroninadamsei Oases
36
Chapter 5. Restoring the Factory Settings (Initialize)
37
Restoring All Settings to the Factory Condition (Factory Preset)
37
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37
Restoring Specific Types of Settings to the Factory Condition (Tone/Drum Set Initialize, Performance Initialize)
37
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37
Restoring GS Initial Settings (GS Reset)
38
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38
Chapter 6. Using Two or more Parts to Create an Ensemble
39
The XP-10 Is a Multitimbral Sound Source
39
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39
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39
MIDI Messages Used by the XP-10
39
Channel Messages
39
Systom MESSABES "0.0
40
About the MIDI Implementation Chart
40
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40
Selecting Sounds on Another Device Using the XP-10
40
Selecting XP-10 Tones or Drum Sets Using Another Device
42
Chapter 7 . Usinga Sequencerto Createan Ensemble
43
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43
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43
Using the XP-10 Panel Button to Control Sequencer Start/Stop
43
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43
Sequencer that Can be Controlled from the XP-10'S Panel
43
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43
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44
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44
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44
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44
Local Control Setting
45
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45
Set/Check the Keyboard Transmit Channel
45
Turn on the Tone Change Receive Switch
45
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45
Receive Channel
45
Tone/Drum Set
46
Playing Back with the same Setup as When Recording
46
Recording the Performance Settings (Performance DUMP)
46
Turning on the Performance Dump Transmit Switch
46
Saving and Selecting the Performance
46
Esses Reerseneesaneenneerenseey
46
Make Sure that System Controller Settings Are the same for Recording and Playback
47
Use the same Tempo for Recording and Playback 000
47
Things to Avoid During Recording
47
Recording the Performance Settings
47
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47
Cautions When Playing Back the Song You Recorded
47
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47
Setting the System Exclusive Receive Switch
48
Transposing the Playback of a Song You Recorded (Master Key Shift)
48
Soltinig the Master: Kaye Shit Ltiaaaitsis Coasvesectessitan cas Eae Voessctaunsana Deesonesitchasaadatabue de Cacp Vo Wisacandolsouauets
48
Adding Other MIDI Sound Sources
48
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48
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48
Using the XP-10 as a General MIDI System/Gs Format Compatible Sound Source
49
Cautions for Playback. 2522.5. Scx Sccstsiscecssdeessisesedscuhonissduibunnsneseoipqusssechsusesesuirevehoezebatessustsbanchtasdynvebelbseebonciaviedinberes
49
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49
Telat Teresinsazsiin Tatetccadtniemiediatad Aati Adelante
49
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49
Turning on the GS Reset Receive Switch
50
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50
What Is General MIDI Setup Data
50
What Is GS Setup Data
50
Cautions for Recording and Playback
50
Transmitting General MIDI Setup/Gs Setup Data
51
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53
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53
Chapter 8. Using a Desktop Music System to Create an Ensemble
54
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54
Before You Use Your Sequencing SOHWOFE
55
Cautions When Using an IBM PC/AT Type Computed
55
Settings and Recording Procedure
55
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55
Chapter 9 . Preventing Notesof an Important Part from Being Cutoff
56
The Maximum Number of Simultaneous Notes
56
The Priority Ordorok Party Iacsntauauaroiscenuiorteuanietont Nen Cteetn Ad Cemedoean Rusdansemaies
56
Voice Reserve Settee Ss
56
Chapter 10 . Using a Sequencer or Computer to Save XP-10 Settings
57
Bulk Dump
57
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57
Types of XP-10 Data that Can be Transmitted
57
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57
Make Device ID Number Settings
57
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57
Trdnsmitting and Saving the Doth S.cia55 Csc, Seven Wcconvesonea Tien Dastpasinaniseanieelatsuetecduasesnaia Danaasioteees
57
Re-Transmitting the Saved Data Back to the XP-10 (Bulk Load)
58
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58
Set the Device ID Number and the System Exclusive Receive Switch
58
Re-Transmitting the Saved Data Back to the XP-10 Oo
58
Chapter 11. List of Functions
59
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59
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59
Settings Common to the Entire Performance (Per Fori Comiion) Isis Cadaicedscdshavfiassainiasdenatieateaeauaziaedes
59
Settings Made Independently for each Part (Perform Part)
60
Parameters Set by the Front Panel Buttons
61
List of Settings Applying to the Entire XP-10 (System Setup)
62
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62
Chapter 12. Appendix
63
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63
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74
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78
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95
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Roland XP-10 Owner's Manual (99 pages)
multitimbral synthesizer
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Synthesizer
| Size: 5 MB
Table of Contents
Main Features
3
Conventions in this Manual
4
The General MIDI System and GS Format
4
Important Notes: Power Supply
5
Important Notes: Placement
5
Important Notes: Maintenance
5
Important Notes: Memory Backup
5
Contents
6
Front Panel Descriptions
11
Side Panel Descriptions
12
Rear Panel Descriptions
12
Connections
13
AC Adaptor Jack
13
Output Jacks
13
Turning the Power On/Off
14
Basic Operation
14
Listening to the Demo Songs
14
Sing Titles and Profiles of the Composers
15
Adjusting the Pitch to Other Instruments(Tuning)
15
Trying out the Tunes
16
Selecting a Preset Tone
16
Selecting a User Tone
16
Quick Selection of Tones While You Play
17
Selection of Tones: Selecting Parts
17
Playing a Drum Set
17
Selecting a Drum Set
18
Playing Two Tones from the Keyboard (Keyboard Mode)
19
Selecting Keyboard Mode
19
Selecting Tones and Drum Sets
19
Changing the X-Dual Controller
20
Setting the Split Point
20
About Maximum Polyphony
21
Turning the Arpeggiator On/Off
21
Creating an Arpeggio Pattern
21
Arpeggiator Parameters You Can Set
21
Changing the Arpeggiator Pattern
23
Changing the Arpeggiator Pattern While You Play
24
Add Richness and Space (Chorus) / Add Reverberance (Reverb) to the Sound
25
Changing the Chorus/Reverb Type
25
Adjusting the Chorus/Reverb Depth for the Tones of All Parts
25
Adjusting the Chorus/Reverb Depth for the Tone of an Individual Part
25
Playing Single-Note Lines (Solo)
26
Creating Smooth Pitch Changes between Notes (Portamento Time)
26
Adjusting How Your Keyboard Playing Dynamics Affect the Volume (Velocity Sensitivity)
26
When to Use Transposition (Transpose and Key Shift)
27
Setting the Amount of Transposition(Transpose)
27
Setting the Transposition for a Specific Part (Key Shift)
27
Raising and Lowering the Pitch in Real Time (Pitch Bend)
28
Modifying the Sound in Real Time While You Play
28
Using Ther Modulation Lever to Modify the Sound
28
Setting the Function of the Modulation Lever
28
Setting the Depth of the Modulation Lever Effect
29
Using a Pedal to Modify the Sound
29
Setting the Function of the Pedal
29
Setting the Depth of the Pedal Effect
29
Using the Combination Palette Sliders to Modify the Sound
30
Functions Assignable to the Combination Palette Sliders
30
Setting the Function of the Combination Palette Sliders
30
About the XP 10'S Controllers
30
Selecting an Entirely Different Set of XP-10 Settings While You Play (Performance)
31
Selecting a Performance
31
Storing a Performance
32
Changing from Equal Temperament to Pure Temperament or an Arabic Scale (Scale Tune)
32
Make Scale Tune Settings
33
Turning Scale Tune On/Off
33
What Aspects of a Tone Can be Modified?
34
Creating a Tone
34
Saving a Modified Tone
35
What Aspects of a Drum Set Can be Modified?
35
Creating a Drum Set
36
Saving a Modified Drum Set
36
Restoring All Settings to the Factory Condition (Factory Preset)
37
Restoring Specific Types of Settings to the Factory Condition
37
Restoring the GS Initial Settings (GS Reset)
38
Using Two or more Parts to Create an Ensemble(Multitimbral Operation)
39
MIDI Channels
39
MIDI Messages Used by the XP-10
39
Selecting Sounds Via MIDI: Selecting Sounds on Another Device Using the XP-10
40
Selecting Sounds Via MIDI: Selecting XP-10 Tones/Drum Sets Using Another Device
42
Using a Sequencer to Create an Ensemble
43
MIDI Sequencer: Connections
43
MIDI Sequencer: Turning the Power On/Off
43
Using the XP-10 Panel Button to Control Sequencer Start/Stop
43
MIDI Sequencer: Recording Procedure
44
Turn off the XP-10'S Local Control
44
Local Control Setting
45
Turn the Sequencer's Thru Function on
45
Set/Check the Keyboard Transmit Channel
45
Turn on the Tone Change Receive Switch
45
Playing Back with the same Setup as When Recording
46
Recording the Performance Settings
47
Recording each Part
47
Cautions When Playing Back the Song You Recorded
47
Setting the System Exclusive Receive Switch
48
Transposing the Playback of a Song You Recorded(Master Key Shaft)
48
Adding Other MIDI Sound Sources: Connections
48
Setting the XP-10 Transmit Channel
48
Using the XP-10 as a General MIDI System/Gs Format Compatible Sound Source
49
Playing Back Roland SMF Music Data
49
What Is General MIDI Setup Data?
50
What Is GS Setup Data?
50
Transmitting General MIDI Setup/Gs Setup Data
51
Returning from General MIDI System/Gs Format Back to Synthesizer Operation
52
Using a Desktop Music System to Create an Ensemble
53
Desktop: Two Methods of Connection
53
Desktop: Connections Using MIDI Cables
53
Desktop: Connections Using a Computer Cable
54
Desktop: Turning the Power On/Off
55
Before You Use Your Sequencing Software
55
Desktop: XP-10 Settings and Recording Procedure
55
Preventing Notes of an Important Part from Being Cut off
56
The Maximum Number of Simultaneous Notes
56
The Priority Order of Parts
56
Voice Reserve Settings
56
Using a Sequencer or Computer to Save XP-10 Settings (Bulk Dump)
57
Types of XP-10 Data that Can be Transmitted
57
Saving the Transmitted Data
57
Re-Transmitting the Saved Data Back to the XP-10 (Bulk Load)
58
Set the Device ID Number and the System Exclusive Receiver Switch
58
List of Functions
59
List of Performance Parameters
59
List of Settings Applying to the Entire XP-10 (System Setup)
62
Troubleshooting
63
Error Messages
65
Computer Cable Wiring Diagram
66
Parameter List
67
Performance List
69
Tone List
71
Drum Set List
74
Arpeggio Style List
78
MIDI Implementation
79
MIDI Implementation Chart
92
Index
93
Main Specifications
95
Roland XP-10 Service Notes (17 pages)
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| Category:
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