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Quick Guide Editing a Program
Editing a Voice
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Storing/Saving the created Voice
Two steps are necessary in order to store (save) your Voice—storing the edited Voice to internal memory and saving the
stored voices to a USB storage device.
Keep in mind that edited Voice data is stored to internal User memory (Flash ROM) and is stored even when turning the
power off. As such it is not necessary to save the data to a USB storage device; however, you may want to save it to another
media for backup or organizational purposes, using the Save operation.
Storing the edited Voice as a User Voice to internal memory
Make sure to execute the Store operation before selecting
another Voice.
Select a User Bank (“USR1” or “USR2” when storing a
Normal Voice, “UDR” when storing a Drum Voice) and the
desired Voice number by using the data dial, [INC/YES]
and [DEC/NO] button.
When you execute the Store operation, the settings for the destination
memory will be overwritten. Important data should always be backed
up to a separate USB storage device.
The display prompts you for confirmation. Press the [DEC/
NO] button to cancel the Store operation.
[VOICE] ➞ [STORE]
Voice Edit
Store
User Normal Voice 128
User Normal Voice 001 User Drum Voice 001
User Drum Voice 002
User Drum Voice 003
User Drum Voice 32
User Drum Voice Bank
Internal memory (Flash ROM)
User Normal Voice 002
User Normal Voice 003
User Normal Voice Bank 1
User Normal Voice 128
USB storage
device
Save
1
After editing the Voice, press the [STORE]
button to enter the Voice Store mode.
2
Select the destination Voice memory.
Select a User Bank.
Select a Voice number.
CAUTION
3
Press the [ENTER] button.
DEC NO INC YES
EXIT ENTER
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- OWNER’S MANUAL 1
- SPECIAL MESSAGE SECTION 2
- PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL 2
- FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.) 3
- PRECAUTIONS 4
- Maintenance 5
- Handling caution 5
- Saving data 5
- Introduction 6
- Accessories 6
- Main Features 7
- How to use this manual 8
- Creating Data 10
- Application Index 11
- Other tips 12
- Table of Contents 13
- The Controls & Connectors 14
- Front Panel 15
- Rear Panel 18
- 6 FOOT SWITCH jack Page 69 19
- 9 PHONES jack Page 20 19
- Setting up and Playing 20
- Turning the power on 21
- Playing the keyboard 22
- For playing the keyboard 23
- Setting up 24
- Basic instructions 25
- Factory Settings 26
- Basic Operation 27
- Mode table 28
- Keyboard octave setting (MO6) 29
- Using USB storage devices 31
- Functions and Sub-Functions 33
- Selecting a Program 33
- ■ Inputting a number directly 35
- ■ Selecting a note type 35
- About the editing functions 36
- Confirmation Message 37
- Information Display 37
- Note (Key) settings 37
- ■ Basic naming operation 38
- ■ Using the character list 39
- Quick Guide 40
- Selecting a Drum Voice 41
- Voice Play mode 42
- Favorite Category 43
- Selecting a Performance 44
- Performance Part mute/solo 45
- JOB STORE 46
- Part 1: Piano 47
- Part 2: Flute 47
- Using the Arpeggio feature 48
- ● Voice Arpeggio 49
- ● Performance Arpeggio 49
- ● Song/Pattern Arpeggio 49
- Pitch Bend Wheel 50
- Modulation Wheel 50
- Changing the sounds 51
- Control slider 52
- Editing a Program 53
- Quick Guide Editing a Program 54
- The Compare Function 55
- Edit Recall 55
- Quick GuideEditing a Program 59
- Press the [ENTER] button 60
- Editing a Voice 61
- [FILE] ➞ [F2] SAVE 61
- When Type is set to “Voice”: 62
- Editing a Performance 63
- → [F1] GENERAL → [SF1] NAME) 64
- [FILE] ➞ [F3] LOAD 67
- USB storage device 67
- MO rear panel 69
- 1 Element Switch 70
- 2 Source (controller) 70
- 3 Destination (function) 70
- 1 ASSIGN A, ASSIGN B 71
- 2 Destination (function) 71
- External MIDI 72
- Creating a Song on the MO 73
- ARP1-ARP5 74
- Pattern tracks 75
- Creating a Pattern 76
- Mixing Template 77
- 12345678 78
- 910111213141516 78
- Select a track 79
- Select a Preset Phrase 79
- Play the Pattern to confirm 79
- Type, Loop, and Quantize 80
- Copying a Pattern 81
- Press the [ 82
- Recording 83
- Rehearsal mode 83
- (playback continues) 83
- Creating a Pattern Chain 84
- Pattern Chain Play display 85
- Editing a Pattern Chain 86
- SF2 SF3 SF4 SF5 SF1 89
- SF2 SF3 SF4 SF5 89
- 007:2-000 90
- Song Location 92
- Editing Mixing parameters to 93
- Mixing Edit mode) 93
- Template 94
- Song or Pattern 97
- MIDI Sequence data 98
- CURRENT button 100
- Load display 100
- Creating a Song 101
- File type File name 102
- All AUTOLOAD.M7A 102
- Connections 103
- MIDI OUT 104
- MIDI OUTMIDI IN 105
- MIDI THRUMIDI IN 106
- MIDI OUTMIDI IN MIDI IN 106
- Connecting to a Computer 107
- Using a MIDI cable 108
- Quick Setup 109
- DAW/sequencer 110
- 12345 678 16 111
- Studio Connections 112
- Setting up for Remote Control 113
- ■ Cubase SX 3 114
- ■ SONAR 4 114
- ■ Digital Performer 4.52 114
- ■ Logic Pro 7 114
- Mode A Mode B 115
- Remote Control Assignments 117
- When controlling Logic Pro 7: 118
- When controlling Cubase SX 3: 119
- When controlling SONAR 4: 120
- Owner’s Manual 121
- (Master mode) 122
- Playing as a master keyboard 123
- FAVORITES 124
- DAW REMOTE PAGE SELECT 126
- Basic Structure 128
- Tone Generator block 129
- Keyboard Mega Voices 130
- ■ Normal Voice and Drum Voice 132
- ■ GM Voices 132
- Voice sound 132
- ● Filter 133
- About the main Filter types 133
- Cutoff Frequency 133
- Maximum Polyphony 134
- Tone generator block 135
- Musical performance data 136
- ■ Pattern data structure 137
- ■ MIDI tracks 138
- Loop 1st round 139
- Loop 2nd round 139
- Loop 3rd round 139
- Effect Block 140
- ■ Equalizer (EQ) 141
- ● In the Voice mode 142
- ● In the Performance mode 143
- ● In the Song/Pattern mode 144
- Arpeggio 145
- ■ Arpeggio playback types 146
- ■ Arpeggio related parameters 147
- Maintaining data 148
- Memory Structure 149
- Internal Memory 150
- Reference 151
- [F5] EG (Envelope Generator) 152
- [F6] ARP (Arpeggio) 152
- Voice Edit mode 153
- [SF5] OTHER 154
- [F2] OUTPUT 154
- [F3] ARP (Arpeggio) 154
- [SF1] TYPE 154
- [SF2] LIMIT 155
- [SF3] PLAY FX 155
- [F4] CTL SET (Controller Set) 155
- [SF1] SET1/2 – [SF3] SET5/6 155
- [SF1] WAVE 156
- [SF2] DELAY 156
- [SF3] PHASE 157
- [SF4] BOX1 – 3 157
- [SF5] USER 157
- Element Edit 158
- FCenterKey 160
- [F3] FILTER 160
- [SF2] VEL SENS 160
- (Velocity Sensitivity) 160
- [SF5] SCALE 163
- (Amplitude Scaling) 163
- [F6] EQ (Equalizer) 164
- Drum Voice Edit 165
- [F1] INIT (Initialize) 168
- [F2] RECALL (Edit Recall) 168
- [F3] COPY 168
- [F4] BULK (Bulk Dump) 168
- ■ Supplementary information 169
- Filter Type List 170
- Performance Play mode 171
- Performance Edit mode 172
- Settings: on, off 173
- Part Edit 174
- [SF1] VOL/PAN (Volume/Pan) 175
- [SF2] EF SEND (Effect Send) 175
- [SF3] SELECT (Output Select) 175
- [F3] EQ (Equalizer) 175
- Song Play mode 178
- [SF2] OUT SW (Output Switch) 179
- [SF3] TR LOOP (Track Loop) 179
- [F5] PHRASE 179
- [F6] CHAIN 179
- [F1] SETUP 179
- [F3] REST 181
- [F4] TIE 181
- [F5] DELETE 181
- [F6] BAK DEL (Back Delete) 181
- [F1] CHANGE 182
- [F2] VIEW FLT (View Filter) 182
- [F4] TR SEL (Track Select) 182
- [F5] INSERT 182
- [F1] UNDO/REDO 183
- [F2] NOTE (Note data Job) 183
- 01: Quantize 183
- 02: Modify Velocity 184
- 03: Modify Gate Time 184
- 04: Crescendo 184
- 05: Transpose 185
- 06: Glide 185
- 07: Create Roll 185
- 08: Sort Chord 185
- 09: Separate Chord 185
- 001 – 004 005 013 187
- 001 – 004 005 016 187
- 024012–– 187
- Song Mixing mode 189
- Song Mixing Edit mode 190
- Song Mixing Job mode 192
- Song Mixing Store mode 192
- SEQ TRANSPORT 194
- Entering a chord 195
- Pattern Play mode 196
- [F2] VOICE 198
- [F5] CLICK 198
- Pattern Job mode 199
- 04: Clear Pattern 202
- 05: Pattern Name 202
- Mixing Voice Edit mode 203
- [F2] RECALL 204
- Utility mode 205
- [F1] GENERAL 205
- [SF1] TG (Tone Generator) 205
- [SF2] KBD (Keyboard) 205
- [SF3] EF BYPS (Effect Bypass) 205
- [SF2] FILTER (MIDI Filter) 207
- [SF3] OTHER 207
- [SF3] SYNC (Synchronization) 210
- [SF4] OTHER 210
- File mode 211
- [F4] RENAME 212
- [SF1] EXEC 212
- [SF2] SETNAME 212
- [F6] NEW 212
- → [F2] SAVE → TYPE 214
- → [F3] LOAD → TYPE 214
- Master mode 215
- [F1] PLAY 215
- ARP5 (Arpeggio 5) 215
- [F2] MEMORY 215
- [F1] NAME 216
- [F2] OTHER 216
- [F1] TRANS (Transmit) 216
- [F2] NOTE 216
- [F3] TX SW (Transmit Switch) 217
- [F4] PRESET 217
- Appendix 219
- Pattern mode 220
- Remote Control mode 220
- Display Messages 221
- LCD Indication Explanation 222
- About MIDI 223
- CHANNEL MESSAGES 224
- ■ Channel Mode Messages 225
- ■ Program Change 225
- SYSTEM MESSAGES 226
- Troubleshooting 227
- Specifications 231
- .......................178 233
- 153, 172, 190 233
- ......... 175 235
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