Panasonic SX-MB100 - Manual (Page 28)

3. Press the EXECUTE button.
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• The display changes to show the setting display for
the selected menu.
4. Use the ITEM, VALUE, and/or EXECUTE buttons
below the display, as well as the number buttons, to
change the settings (explained in detail below).
5. When you have finished changing the settings, press
the MENU button again to turn it off.
■ About the parts
This instrument is formed of the following sound gener­
ator parts.
—Performance parts (PART 1 to 16)
—Automatic accompaniment parts (ACCOMP 1 to 3,
BASS, DRUM)
— PERFORMANCE PADS part (PAD)
• Use PART 1 to 16 when external MIDI equipment is
used to make this instrument function as a 16-part GM
sound generator.
• PART 1 is used for this instrument’s sounds.
• PART 16 is the drums part.
RHYTHM & PAD VOLUME PART SOUND
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>Use the VALUE buttons or the number buttons (2
digits) to adjust the volume (0 to 20).
This setting changes the total volume for the automatic
accompaniment and the pads.
PART VOLUME
1 .Use the ITEM buttons to select a part (PART 1-16).
2. Use the VALUE buttons or the number buttons to select
a sound for the part (001 to 150).
• For PART 16, only the DRUM KITS sound can be
selected.
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1 .Use the ITEM buttons to select a part.
• ACMP is the abbreviation for ACCOMP.
• PAD is the abbreviation for PERFORMANCE PADS.
2.Use the VALUE buttons or the number buttons (3
digits) to adjust the volume for the selected part (0 to
127).
• Repeat the above steps for each part, as desired.
• If the VALUE Л and V buttons are pressed simul­
taneously, the volume for the selected part is muted.
When muting is active, “--------- " is shown on the dis­
play. Muting can be canceled by pressing either button.
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1 .Use the ITEM buttons to select a part (PART 1-15).
• PART 16 cannot be selected.
2.Use the VALUE buttons or the number buttons (3
digits) to adjust the stereo balance.
• The sound is completely to the left at 0, exactly in the
center at 64, and completely to the right at 127.
• If the VALUE A and V buttons are pressed simul­
taneously, the stereo balance is set to 64 (center).
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