User manual PEAVEY SK760

[. . . ] IMPORTANT Read Before Using Keyboard! Congratulations on your purchase of the new GEM SK760/SK880 World Keyboard by Generalmusic. This instrument is equipped with cutting edge Flash ROM memory, so that your new keyboard can be permanently updated by disk with the latest operational advantages and new features. It is important that you follow the procedure below before using your instrument for the first time to ensure that the instrument functions properly. Check with your authorised Generalmusic dealer for exciting new features to load in your Flash ROM in the future. STEP 1 STEP 2 With the instrument turned OFF, insert the GEM SK760/SK880 Operating System Disk included in your materials packet into the disk drive. [. . . ] Pub - Song Publisher. Press ESCAPE to close the window and repeat the UNDO operation, this time with UNDO enabled. 7·2 Reference Guide Erase Cancels the events from a single track or from all tracks. Set the parameters and press ENTER to confirm the cancellation. SOFT BUTTONS F3 . . . F8 Use the Soft buttons F1. . . F8 to select the track from which events will be cancelled. Depending on the type of track selected, the following parameters may or may not appear. Track (F3) - Single track. Master track (F4) - The Master Track records events pertaining to the general controls of the Song (Tempo, Time Signature, selected Performance, selected effects). Chords track (F5) - Track for the chord symbols inserted in the score. Music track (F6) - Track for the notes of the score (standard notation). All tracks (F8) . Edit Song 7·3 ERASE PARAMETERS Event type (Only for tracks which capture note events). «Duplicate note» eliminates the note with the lowest velocity value when two notes of the same pitch start at the same position. Options: All, Duplicate note, Note, Pitch Bend, Mono touch, Poly touch, Velocity Off, ProgramChange, ControlChange 00. . . 31, ControlChange 64. . . 127. Note range from. . . To cancel a single percussive instrument from the Drum track, assign the same value to the "from" and "to" parameters. For example, to cancel the snare (D2), set the parameter as «Note range from D2 to D2». Assignable values: C-1 . . . In some cases it is possible to specify the measure, beat and resolution (tick), in others, only the measure. Assignable values: within the limits of the Song. It is not possible to specify a point before the start or after the end of the Song. 7·4 Reference Guide Move Shifts events from one point of the selected track to another. Set the parameters and press ENTER to confirm the movement. PARAMETERS From locator. . . It is possible to specify the measure, beat and resolution (tick). Assignable values: within the limits of the Song. It is not possible to specify a point before the start or after the end of the Song. Start locator Determines the new position of the part that is to be moved. Assignable values: any point, even after the end point of the Song. Edit Song 7·5 Copy Copies events from a single track or from all tracks. Set the parameters and press ENTER to confirm the copy. SOFT BUTTONS F3 . . . F8 Use the Soft buttons F1. . . F8 to select the track from which events will be copied. Depending on the type of track selected, the following parameters may or may not appear. Track (F3) - Single track. Master track (F4) - The Master Track records events pertaining to the general controls of the Song (Tempo, Time Signature, selected Performance, selected effects). Chords track (F5) - Track for the chord symbols inserted in the score. Music track (F6) - Track for the notes of the score (standard notation). All tracks (F8) . 7·6 Reference Guide COPY PARAMETERS Copy mode Determines the copy mode. «Merge» unites the copied events to those already present at the destination. «Replace» substitutes the events present at the destination with those copied. value to the "from" and "to" parameters. [. . . ] for each group of rerouces the possible selection values are the following: Resourse ID SOUNDS REAL PERFORMANCES STYLE PERFORMANCES USER STYLES SONGS Creation of the Resource File To create the Resource File it is necessary to write for each single file of a chunk consisting of a desription of the file and of the data that consistutes the file; the format of each chunk is the following: bytes 4 4 1 1 1 1 20 len-28 rel. addr. 0 4 8 9 10 11 12 32 name description chunck id "data" chunck len es. : 3010 file type file bank file perf not used F_HEAD vedi sotto < data > byte data Max Select Number 16 8 96 32 16 therefore the Resource File can be represented as: "data" len0 . . . < data > for FILE. 002 "data" len3= len0+len1+len2+12 . . . < data > for FILE. 003 "data" len_n = S[len(i)] + 4*n . . . [. . . ]