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Roland MC-505 User Manual (11 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Audio mixers | Size: 0.15 MB |

English

Table of contents

SN95 v1.0

1

November 15th, 1998

1

I. Synchronization

2

II. Setup

3

III. Selecting Sounds

4

VI. Transferring Patterns

8

VIII. Putting it All Together

11

Get Connected!

11

Roland MC-505 Owner's Manual (258 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Audio mixers | Size: 5.19 MB |

English

Table of contents

Owner's Manual

1

Contents

3

Chapter 4. Applying Effects

4

Chapter 6. Using the Keyboard

5

Chapter 10. Recording

6

Front and Rear Panels

9

CATEGORY

10

PORTAMENTO

10

PRESET USER CARD

10

Rear Panel

11

Important Notes

12

How the MC-505 Is Organized

13

About the Sound Generator

13

Rhythm Set

14

About the Sequencer

15

About Memory

15

Basic Operation

16

PARAM COPY

17

Chapter 2. Playing Patterns

18

Adjusting the Tempo

19

Muting Patterns

20

Transposing During Playback

21

(Real-Time Transpose)

21

Play Sounds

21

Selecting Sounds (Patch)

22

Using the Part Mixer to

23

Modify Pattern Settings

23

Specifying the Output

24

Destination for Musical Data

24

(Sequencer Output Assign)

24

Saving Patterns YouÕve

25

Modified (Pattern Write)

25

Using the Knobs to Modify

27

(Real-Time Modify)

27

(MIDI Update)

29

Selecting Patterns from the

30

Keyboard Pads (Pattern Set)

30

Saving a Pattern Set That Was

31

Modified (Pattern Set Write)

31

INITIALIZE

31

Creating an Original Patch

32

Changing the Basic

33

Waveform of the Sound

33

(Wave/FXM)

33

Making More Detailed Settings

34

COARSE TUNE

35

Key Follow (Pitch Key Follow)

36

Sensitivity)

37

Key on Key off

38

TONE PAN

40

Cutoff frequency

41

(Octave)

41

Level1=Level2=127

42

Level4=0

42

REALTIME ERASE

43

Adjusting the Volume and

44

Pan (Amplifier)

44

TONE1TONE2

46

Piano Organ

47

Applying Cyclic Changes to

49

Adjusting the Speed of

50

Modulation (LFO1 Rate)

50

Adjusting the Depth of

50

Modulation (LFO1 Depth)

50

Common Settings

53

Playing Monophonically

57

(Solo Switch)

57

(SOLO/PORTA Section)

57

Specifying the Parameters

58

That Will Be Modified by

58

Each Controller (Control)

58

Saving Patches YouÕve

60

Created (Patch Write)

60

Patch Tone Copy

61

Patch Initialize

61

Creating an Original

62

Changing the Pitch of the

63

Sound (Pitch)

63

Fine Pitch Adjustments

64

(Fine Tune)

64

Level1=Level2=+63

65

F-ENV: ENV Depth

69

C#4( 61) +63

69

R.TONE Dly Level

76

(Rhythm Tone Delay Level)

76

R.TONE EFX/Out (Rhythm Tone

76

EFX/Output Assign)

76

Saving Rhythm Sets YouÕve

77

Created (Rhythm Set Write)

77

REVERB DELAY EFX

78

REVERB LEVEL

79

EFX REVERB LEVEL

80

REVERB TIME

80

EFX DELAY LEVEL

81

FEEDBACK

81

DELAY TIME

81

Adjusting the Delay Interval

82

(Delay Time)

82

Adjusting the Number of

82

Repeats (Feedback Level)

82

R1234567 Current Part

83

MIX OUT MIX OUT MIX OUT

84

General Purpose Multi-Effects

85

Selecting the Type (EFX Type)

85

4-BAND-EQ

86

SPECTRUM

87

OVERDRIVE

88

ENHANCER

88

DISTORTION

89

N Filter

90

Lo-Fi Level

90

Noise Level

90

Output Level

90

PHONOGRAPH

91

RADIO-TUNG

91

COMPRESSOR

92

Timing PTN

93

Accent PTN

93

TETRA-CHORS

96

Feedback

97

ST-FLANGER

98

SHORT-DELAY

99

AUTO-PAN

100

FB-P-SHIFT

101

GATE-REVERB

102

(EFX ON)

103

(EFX OFF)

103

Playing an Arpeggio

104

Creating an Arpeggio

104

ACCENT RATE

105

Saving Arpeggio Settings

107

That You Have Modified

107

(Arpeggio Write)

107

Using the Keyboard Pads to

108

Play Back Phrases

108

Assigning a Phrase to a

109

Keyboard Pad

109

Making Settings for Each

110

Saving the Phrases You

111

Assigned (RPS Set Write)

111

Selecting Parts to Use with

112

Play Quantize

112

Correcting Inaccuracies in

112

Giving Swing to the Rhythm

113

(Shuffle Quantize)

113

VELOCITY

113

Giving a Groove to the

114

Rhythm (Groove Quantize)

114

Template velocity

116

Template timing

116

Selecting a Distant Pattern

119

Saving the Exchanged

119

Using the DBeam Controller

120

How Each Type Will Function

120

D BEAM CONTROLLER

120

28:Adlib2 (Ad-Lib 2)

125

Recording Your Playing As

126

You Perform

126

(Real-Time Recording)

126

Recording begins

128

Count in: 2 (4/4 time)

128

Metronome

128

Part Level

129

MUTE CTRL

130

Part Pan

130

Erasing Unwanted Data While

131

You Record (Real-Time Erase)

131

Recording Notes One at a

132

Time (Step Recording)

132

80% 80% 80% 80% 105% 80%

135

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

136

C4 C4 C4 C4

137

Note Velocity Gate Time Ratio

138

CURRENT NEXT

139

CURRENT NEXT CURRENT NEXT

139

Musical Data Handled in

140

Microscope Mode

140

Data (Change Event)

141

Checking the Remaining

143

Amount of Memory

143

(Memory Information)

143

Temp (Temporary)

144

User (User Memory)

144

Card (Card Memory)

144

Copying a Portion of a

145

Pattern (Copy)

145

Erasing Unwanted Data

146

Deleting Unwanted

147

Measures (Delete Measure)

147

Inserting Blank Measures

148

(Insert Measure)

148

Transposing the Pitch

149

(Transpose)

149

Modifying the Strength of

149

Notes (Change Velocity)

149

Modifying the Note Length

150

(Change Gate Time)

150

Shifting the Timing Slightly

150

(Shift Clock)

150

Thinning Out Unneeded Data

151

(Data Thin)

151

Using Play Quantize Settings

152

(Edit Quantize)

152

Converting the Note Timing

152

Playing Back a Song

153

Recording a Song

154

Saving a Song That You

154

Recorded (Song Write)

154

Copying a Song (Song Copy)

156

Deleting Unwanted Patterns

157

Inserting a Pattern

157

(Insert Pattern)

157

How a Memory Card Can Be

158

Before Using a New Card

158

(Format)

158

Saving All Internal Settings

159

Restoring the Saved Settings

159

Back to Internal Memory

159

(Backup Load)

159

Deleting the Backup File

160

Duplicating a Card

160

(Card Duplicate)

160

Card protector

161

Tuning and Sound Generator

162

Related Settings

162

Controller-Related Settings

163

RESONANCE

163

Sequencer-Related Settings

165

MIDI-Related Settings

167

Type of Message

169

Taking Advantage of MIDI

170

Local Tx Sw

171

MIDI Rx Sw

171

Sequencer Output Assign

171

Upper ArpeggioLower RPS

172

MIDI IN MIDI OUT

173

MIDI IN1 MIDI OUT1

173

MIDI IN2MIDI OUT2

173

MIDI INMIDI OUT

173

Generator from the MC-505

174

Synchronizing to an External

176

Sequencer

176

Synchronizing Two MC-505 to

176

Each Other

176

Saving Pattern and Patch

177

Data on an External

177

Sequencer (Bulk Dump)

177

Tips for Creating Sounds

178

TONE LEVEL

179

TONE PANFINE TUNE

179

FINE TUNE

179

Synth Strings

181

Troubleshooting

185

Error Message List

187

Waveform List

189

Preset Patch List

191

Bank Select table

194

Patch transmit example

194

Rhythm Set transmit example

194

Preset Rhythm Set List

195

Rhythm Group

196

P:05 Techno 1

196

P:06 Techno 2

196

P:07 Techno 3

196

P:08 Hardcore

196

P:09 Ambient

197

P:10 House 1

197

P:11 House 2

197

P:12 Jungle

197

P:13 Drum’n’Bass1

198

P:14 Drum’n’Bass2

198

P:15 Hip-Hop 1

198

P:16 Hip-Hop 2

198

P:17 Funk

199

P:18 Electro

199

P:19 Jazz

199

P:20 Brush

199

P:21 Disco

200

P:22 Ragga

200

P:23 Rock

200

P:24 Industrial

200

P:25 Ethnic

201

P:26 Reverse

201

Preset Pattern List

202

Drum’n’Bass

204

RPS Pattern List

207

RPS Bass Pattern (Used Part1)

208

RPS Hit (Used Part1)

214

RPS Set List

215

U:28 Reggae 2 (BPM=155)

218

U:29 Salsa (BPM=110)

218

U:30 Samba (BPM=125)

218

Parameter List

219

Rhythm Set Parameters

223

Setup Parameters

224

Arpeggiator Parameters

230

Play Quantize Parameters

230

System Parameters

231

Transmit/Receive Setting List

232

MIDI Implementation

233

■ Channel Mode messages

234

■ System Realtime messages

235

■ System Exclusive messages

235

■ Channel voice messages

236

3. Parameter address map

238

1.MC-505 (Model ID=00H 0BH)

238

■ 1-2-1.Part Info Common

239

■ 1-2-2.Part Info Part

241

■ 1-3.Patch

241

■ 1-3-1.Patch Common

241

■ 1-3-2.Patch Tone

242

■ 1-4.Rhythm Setup

243

■ 1-4-1.Rhythm Common

244

■ 1-4-2.Rhythm Note

244

■ 3-2. Quick SysEx Sequencer

246

■ Address block map

246

4. Supplementary material

247

❍ Equal temperament

248

❍ Arabian-type scale

248

MIDI Implementation Chart

249

Main Specifications

251

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