Front and rear panel, Front panel ■ rear panel – Roland SC-88 Pro User Manual

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Front and rear panel

Front panel

Rear panel

MIDI IN B

POWER

VOLUME

PHONES

PART

INSTRUMENT

PART

INSTRUMENT

LEVEL

PAN

REVERB

CHORUS

KEY SHIFT

MIDI CH

SELECT

EFX

ON/OFF

USER

INST

VIB RATE

ATTACK

VIB DEPTH

CUTOFF

DECAY

VIB DELAY

RESONANCE

RELEASE

PART

DELAY

DELAY

PREVIEW (PUSH)

EFX VALUE

EFX PARAM

EFX TYPE

ALL

MUTE

SC-55

MAP

SC-88

MAP

LEVEL

PAN

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

REVERB

CHORUS

K SHIFT

MIDI CH

INPUT

COMPUTER

INPUT

VOLUME

PC-2

PC-1

MIDI

R

L

R

L

OUTPUT 2

R

L

OUT/THRU

IN A

IN B

Mac

MIDI

OUTPUT 1

All button (p.34)

Mute button (p.25, 34)

SC-55 Map button (p.25, 34)

SC-88 Map button (p.25, 34)

Part buttons (p.18)

Level buttons (p.25, 34)

Reverb buttons (p.50)

Key Shift buttons (p.25, 34)

Delay buttons (p.50)

Instrument buttons (p.18)

Pan buttons (p.25, 34)

Chorus buttons (p.50)

MIDI Channel buttons (p.22)

* While holding down the [

l

] button,

you can press the [

r

] button to

make the value change faster.

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Power switch (p.9)

Volume knob (p.9)

Preview switch (p.11)

Headphone jack (p.15)

Display screen (p.37)

Bar display (p.23, 37)

Audio output 1 jacks (p.8)

Audio input jacks (p.15)

Audio input volume knob (p.15)

MIDI IN A connector (p.130)

MIDI IN B connector (rear) (p.135)

Effect (orange) (p.56)/User Edit(red) indicator (p.97)

User Inst button(p.97)/Effect button(p.56)

Select button(p.56)/Effect ON/OFF button(p.56)

Select (p.31)/Effect ON/OFF indicator(p.56)

Effect type buttons (p.56)

Vibrato Rate buttons (p.31)

Envelope Attack buttons (p.31)

Effect parameter buttons (p.56)

Vibrato Depth buttons (p.31)

Filter Cutoff Frequency buttons (p.31)

Envelope Decay buttons (p.31)

Effect value buttons (p.56)

Vibrato Delay buttons (p.31)

Filter Resonance buttons (p.31)

Envelope Release buttons (p.31)

MIDI IN B connector (front) (p.135)

When IN B Select is set to Rear (the factory setting), the front MIDI IN
B connector cannot be used.

MIDI OUT/THRU connector

This connector functions either as MIDI OUT or MIDI THRU,
depending on the setting of OUT/THRU Select (p.136). When the
unit is shipped, this is set to MIDI OUT.

Computer connector

A special computer cable (sold separately) can be
connected here. The type of cable required will
depend on your computer. When the Computer
switch located at the left is set to MIDI, the comput-
er connector cannot be used (p.120).

Computer switch

Set this switch depending on the type of computer
connected to the Computer connector, or the soft-
ware you are using. Turn the power off before chang-
ing the setting of this switch. If you wish to use the
MIDI connectors, set this switch to MIDI. (p.120)

Audio output 2 jacks

At the factory settings, no sound will be sent from output2
jacks.(p.29)

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