Transmitting individual data – Roland SC-88 Pro User Manual

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Transmitting Individual Data

This data can be transmitted in one of three ways: Part parameters can be selected

from a menu and transmitted, parameters common to all Parts can be selected from a
menu and transmitted, or Insertion Effect parameters can be transmitted.

For the types of parameters which can be transmitted as Individual Data, refer to

p.150 “Parameter list and operations.”

*

When selecting parameters common to all Parts from the menu, the following parameters can-
not be transmitted.

Device ID
MUTE Lock
EQ Lock
Rx GM On
Rx GS Reset

Transmission procedure for Part parameters

Transmission procedure for parameters common to all parts

1.

Part parameters:

Press the [ALL] button to make the indicator dark.

Parameters common to all parts:

Press the [ALL] button to light the indicator.

2.

Simultaneously press the PART [

l

l

l

l

] and [

r

r

r

r

] buttons.

3.

Use [

u

u

u

u

][

d

d

d

d

] to select the parameter you wish to transmit.

While holding [SELECT], you can press [

u

][

d

] to jump parameters.

4.

Part parameters:

Use PART[

l

l

l

l

][

r

r

r

r

] to select the Part which will transmit the parameter,

and use INSTRUMENT [

l

l

l

l

][

r

r

r

r

] to set the value.

Parameters common to all parts:

Use INSTRUMENT [

l

l

l

l

][

r

r

r

r

] to set the value.

5.

Simultaneously press INSTRUMENT [

l

l

l

l

] and [

r

r

r

r

], and the data will be

transmitted.

A display of “

Transmitting

” will appear while the data is being transmitted.

*

Be aware that the screen data will not be transmitted from MIDI OUT connector if MIDI
OUT/THRU Select (p.136) is set to THRU.

6.

Simultaneously press PART [

l

l

l

l

] and [

r

r

r

r

] to end the procedure.

INSTRUMENT

PART

LEVEL

PAN

REVERB

CHORUS

KEY SHIFT

MIDI CH

DELAY

ALL

MUTE

SC-55

MAP

SC-88

MAP

3

4

5

1

2

4

Parameters common to all Parts

6

Part Parameters

Chapter 5. Convenient functions

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