Name: Roland S-760
Brand: Roland
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How to Use the Owner's Manual4
How to Edit Sounds9
How Sound Is Output10
When the Square Indicator Is at a Mode Position10
When the Square Indicator Is Not Displayed11
How to Access and Read the Display Pages12
Patch Editing13
Partial Editing15
Sample Editing/Output Jacks Used for Editing18
Sound Data Compatibility19
Parameters that Have Been Added/Modified/Deleted20
Saving to a Different-Format Disk22
About Samples23
Samples Greater than 18 Mbytes23
Sampling Frequency23
Master Frequency23
Explanation of Parameters25
Performance Mode26
Performance Play Display26
Performance Equalizer Display28
MIDI Filter Display29
Module Monitor31
MIDI Monitor31
Quick Load Display32
Quick Load Select Display33
Performance Quick Sampling Display34
Quick Edit Display35
Patch Mode37
Methods of Editing a Patch37
Patch Common37
Patch Split40
Patch Control42
Bend (Pitch Bend)43
AT (Aftertouch)44
Mod (Modulation)44
Ctrl (Control Change)45
Partial Mode46
How to Edit the Partials46
Partial Common46
Partial SMT (Partial Sample MIX Table)48
Effects Possible with the SMT51
Partial TVF (Time Variant Filters)52
Filter Mode52
Cutoff Frequency52
Resonance52
Cutoff KF (Cutoff Frequency Key Follow)53
KF Point (Key Follow Point)53
Vel-Curve (Velocity Curve Type)53
Vel-C.sens (Velocity Curve Sense)54
Envelope TVF Depth54
Envelope-Vel Sens (Envelope Velocity Sense)55
Envelope-Pitch Depth55
Time-Vel Sens (Time Velocity Sense)56
Time-Key Follow (Envelope Time Key Follow)56
R. Velo Sens (Release Velocity Sense)57
TVF Envelope57
Partial TVA (Time Variant Amplifier)58
Level KF (Level Key Follow)59
Partial LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator)63
Operations in Sample Mode66
Sampling Display66
Sampling Execute Display70
Sampling Stop Display71
Loop and Smoothing Displays72
Auto Truncate/Normalize Display74
Time Stretch Display75
Digital Filter Display76
Compress/Expand Display77
Rate Convert Display79
Bit Convert Display80
Truncate Display81
Cut and Splice Display82
Area Erase Display83
Insert Display84
Mixing Display86
Combine Display88
Wave Graph Display90
About Loop Mode92
Disk Mode94
Disk Load94
Disk Save96
Disk Copy99
F3 Copy102
Disk Delete103
Disk Utility106
Sound Program in the Current Drive107
Save System109
Optimize110
Correction for Time Indication111
Convert Load112
System Mode115
System Parameter115
System SCSI117
Fast Delete Mode119
MIDI Control120
MIDI Volume Dump121
MIDI Sample Dump123
MIDI EQ Control124
System Volume ID127
Load/Save System Parameters128
Explanation of Parameters Requiring Caution129
Output Assignments130
Basic Concepts of Sound Output130
System Output Mode130
System Output Assign133
Three Output Assigns134
Part Output Assign Settings134
Patch Output Assign Settings134
Partial Output Assign Settings135
Pan136
Level/Pitch137
Explanation of Commands/List Displays139
Copy/Delete/Initialize/Disk140
About the Screen in each Command Display140
Cautions for Copy141
Cautions for Delete141
Cautions for Initialize142
Performance Commands143
Listen Delete143
Performance Utility144
Channel Converter144
Copy MIDI Filter/Equalizer144
Patch Commands145
Rename Partials145
Partial Commands146
Template146
Registering a User Set146
Sample Commands147
Set Stereo/Mono147
Sound List Displays148
Selecting a Sound149
Changing the Order of the Sounds149
Naming a Sound149
Specyfing Program Numbers149
Cautions for the Patch List Display150
Cautions for the Partial List Display150
Cautions for the Sample List Display150
Disk Mode List Displays151
Select Target Display151
Volume ID Display151
Specifying a Volume ID/Making a Volume ID List151
Select Drive Display152
Selecting the Current Drive152
Assigning a Name to a Drive152
Select Area Display153
Making the Unit Recognize a Drive (Scan)153
Procedures Requiring Explanation155
How to Use Quick Load156
Registering a Sound in the List156
Using the Quick Load Function157
Automatically Loading a Volume at Start-Up158
How to Avoid Saving Unwanted Sounds (Listen Delete)159
Upgrading to a New Version of the System (System Dump)160
Recording Procedure for the System Dump Function160
Loading Procedure for the System Dump Function161
Recording Sound Data to a MIDI Sequencer (Volume Dump)162
Samples for Which Volume Dump Can be Used162
Recording Procedure for Volume Dump163
Loading Procedure for Volume Dump164
Sample Dump166
Transmission Procedure for Wave Data166
Reception Procedure for Wave Data166
Checking Procedure after Reception167
Controlling Sounds Via MIDI168
Using MIDI to Control the Sound of a Patch168
Using Velocity to Control the SMT169
Using MIDI to Control the SMT170
Various Methods of Sampling172
Sampling Techniques173
Marking the Sample173
Making Loop Settings in the Sampling Display174
Creating a Patch (Patch Split)175
How to View the Graphic Display175
Making Split Settings from the Front Panel175
Making Split Settings from a MIDI Keyboard176
Part Split and Positional Crossfade178
Creating a Volume ID List179
Preview Function180
About SCSI184
Device Number (SCSI ID)184
Connectors and Cables185
Terminator186
How to Connect the SCSI Chain187
Format187
Startup/Shutdown for System with a Second Unit188
Troubleshooting190
Problems with the Sound190
Sound Not Produced190
Pitch Is Strange191
The Expected Effect Is Not Obtained from a Control Message191
Velocity Not Expressed as Expected191
No Patch Selection Via Program Change Message192
No Volume, or Performance Selection Via Programme Change Messages192
Sounds Are Left out192
Problems with Drives193
The Timing of Sounds Is off193
Commands Directed to a Drive Do Not Work193
Other Sound Data was Corrupted When Sound Data was Deleted193
The Available Space Readig for the Current Drive Has Not Changed194
Quick Load Can Not be Carried out194
Power Accidentally Turned off During Editing194
Power Accidentally Turned off While Saving to Hard Disk194
Exclusive Data Cannot be Recorded/Loaded During Volume/System Dump195
Error Messages196
Parameter Lists198
Template Preset List203
MIDI Implementation Chart204
Specifications205
Index208
SCSI Compatible Devices211
Start Up/Shut down Procedure216
Handling Floppy Disks221
About Use with SCSI Devices221
Turning off the Power/Transporting the Unit221
Front and Rear Panel Overview222
Basic Operations225
Before You Begin227
Setups Using the Unit228
About Wave Memory229
Basic Connections230
Connecting Audio Equipment230
Connecting SCSI Devices231
Connecting a Mouse, CRT Display, and Digital Audio Devices231
Starting up from Floppy Disk232
Shutting down233
Backing up the System Disk234
Playing237
Loading Sounds from Floppy Disk238
Playing the Unit from a MIDI Keyboard240
Selecting Sounds241
Selecting Patches241
Selecting Performances241
Loading Sounds from a SCSI Device243
Making the Unit Recognize SCSI Devices (Scan Command)243
Wave Memory Space244
The Convenient Quck Load Function244
Sound Libraries Usable with the Unit246
Create a Sound from a Sample247
Preparations and Precautions for Sampling248
Performance Quick Sampling249
Specify the Part and Patch249
Record a Sample250
Sample the Sound252
Check the Sampled Results254
Assign the Partial to the Keyboard254
Quick Edit a Partial255
Record more Samples255
Modify the Split Settings255
About Sound Data Names256
About New: Unnamed256
Equalizer and Output Jacks257
Adjusting/Modifying Sounds with the Equalizer257
MIX All Sounds for Output259
Preparations for Saving260
Assign the same Volume ID to All Sounds260
Save Your Sounds (Save)263
Regarding Sound Data264
Regarding Disks264
Formatting265
Saving to Floppy Disk266
Saving to SCSI Device268
Convenient Automatic Formatting269
Starting up from a Hard Disk271
Hard Disks Usable as a Start-Up Device272
Saving the System to a Hard Disk272
Setting the Boot Drive/Initial Drive273
Saving the System Parameters274
Convenient Ways to Start-Up275
Operation279
Six Operation Modes280
How each Mode Is Organized281
How to View the Screen283
Function Buttons283
Opening a Mode Display284
Opening a Command Display285
Opening a List Display285
Directly Opening a Display (Jump)286
Opening/Marking a Display for Marking286
Jumping to a Display286
About Shift287
Modifying Settings288
Using the Value Knob to Modify a Value288
Using S1/Dec and S2/Inc to Modify a Value288
Assigning Names290
Opening the ASCII Display290
When the Cursor Is Located at the ASCII Keyboard291
When the Cursor Is Located at a Name291
How the Unit Is Organized293
How Sounds Are Organized294
How Sound Data Is Interdependent295
About the Volume ID and Sound Data Management296
Internal Memory Structure297
Number of Sounds298
Loading/Saving the System299
Loading Sound Data300
Clear300
Overwrite300
Saving Sound Data301
Sounds that Can be Saved301
Sounds Not Included in any Volume302
Signal Flow306
Using MIDI to Select Sounds307
Loading Volumes311

Brand	Roland
Model	S-760
Category	Music Equipment
Language	English

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