Roland SC-88 Pro - Manual (Page 7)

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Chapter 5. Convenient functions
■ Create and save a sound (User Instrument) ..96
■ Creating and saving an Instrument effect
(User Effect) ..................................99
■ Creating and saving a Patch(User Patch) ....100
■ Saving a Drum Set you created (User Drum) ...102
■ Copying or Exchanging settings between
Parts / Initializing Part settings .....106
■ Recording all settings on a sequencer .........107
● Bulk Dump procedure......................................107
● Transmitting Individual Data............................108
■ Draw pictures or characters
in the display (Frame Draw) .............110
■ Creating compatible data for
the unit / SC-88............................112
■ Selecting the CM-64 sound map ..................114
● Differences between the CM-64
and the unit ........................................115
■ Using the unit as two sound modules...........116
● Selecting Double Module Mode ......................116
■ Initialize ........................................................118
● Initialize all Parts to the factory settings ..........118
● Initialize for GM/GS .........................................118
Chapter 6. Using the unit with
a personal computer
■ Connections with your Computer .....................120
● Connections with computer connector ............120
● Connections with MIDI connectors..................122
● MIDI data transfer with the computer ..............123
● Connecting another MIDI sound source
to the unit ...........................................125
■ Using MIDI messages to select sounds................126
● Using MIDI messages to select Drum Sets.....128
Chapter 7. MIDI and the unit
■ About MIDI ...................................................130
● How MIDI messages are transmitted and received.....130
● MIDI channels and multi-timbral sound modules........130
■ MIDI messages that can be received by the unit.........131
■ Device ID number settings ...........................134
■ MIDI message routing settings and switches ......135
[1] Switches which apply to all Parts (A) .............135
[2] Switches which apply to all Parts (B) .............139
[3] Switches which can be set individually
for each Part.......................................141
Chapter 8. Appendix
■ Troubleshooting............................................146
■ If a message appears...................................148
■ Computer cable wiring diagrams..................149
■ Parameter list and operations ......................150
■ Instrument list ...............................................154
■ Drum set list .................................................163
■ Effect list.......................................................176
■ Effect data table ...........................................183
■ Preset Patch list ...........................................186
■ MIDI implementation ....................................188
■ MIDI Implementation Chart ..........................209
■ INDEX ..........................................................210
■ Information ...................................................212
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8