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Table of Contents

Default Chapter2
- Handling of this Product2
- Power Supply2
- Data Handling2
- Conventions in this Manual3
- About this Manual3
- Table of Contents4
Quick Start7
- Setup7
- Playing Programs and Combinations8
- Using Controllers to Modify the Sound9
- Listening to the Demo Songs11
Introduction to the M5013
Main Features13
Front and Rear Panels15
- Front Panel15
- Rear Panel17
- Objects in the Display18
Basic Information20
- About the M50'S Modes20
- Basic Operations22
- Compare Function24
- Using Controllers25
Setup29
Turning the Power On/Off29
- Connecting the AC Adapter29
- Turning the Power on29
- Turning the Power off29
Connections30
- Connecting Audio Equipment31
- Connecting a Damper Pedal, Foot Switch, or Foot31
- Pedal31
- Connecting the M50 to a Computer32
- Connecting MIDI Devices32
Playing and Editing Programs33
Playing Programs33
- Selecting Programs33
- Using Controllers35
- Performing with the Arpeggiator or Drum Track35
Easy Program Editing36
- Simple Editing Using the Sliders and Knobs36
- Using Tone Adjust38
- Restoring Settings You've Edited38
- Saving Your Edits39
Detailed Editing with Programs40
- Basic Oscillator Settings40
- Using Lfos and Envelopes (Egs)42
- Using Alternate Modulation (AMS)43
- And the AMS Mixers43
- Controlling Pitch43
- Using Filters44
- Using the Amp Section46
- Arpeggiator Settings48
- Drum Track Settings48
- Effects48
- Automatically Importing a Program48
- Into Sequence Mode48
Playing and Editing Combinations49
Playing Combinations49
- Selecting Combinations49
- Performing with the Arpeggiator or Drum Track50
- Using Controllers to Modify the Sound50
Easy Combination Editing51
- Changing the Program Assigned to a Timbre51
- Adjusting the MIX51
- Simple Editing Using the Knobs51
- Saving a Combination You've Edited52
Detailed Editing with Combinations53
- A Suggested Approach for Editing53
- Restoring Edited Settings53
- Layers, Splits, and Velocity Switches54
- MIDI Settings55
- Altering Programs to Fit Within a Combination56
- Arpeggiator Settings56
- Drum Track Settings56
- Effects56
- Automatically Importing a Combination56
- Into Sequencer Mode56
Creating Songs (Sequencer Mode)57
Overview57
- About the M50'S Sequencer57
- Sequencer Mode Structure57
- Functions of each Switch58
Playing Songs59
- Playback59
MIDI Recording61
- Preparations for Recording61
- Recording MIDI in Real Time63
- Step Recording64
- Recording Variation66
- Recording Patterns in Real Time67
Song Editing68
Creating an RPPR Pattern69
- Creating RPPR Data69
- RPPR Playback70
- Realtime-Recording an RPPR Performance70
Creating and Playing a Cue List71
- Creating a Cue List71
- Converting a Cue List to a Song72
Saving Your Song72
Using Effects73
An Overview of the M50'S Effects73
- Effect I/O73
- Effects in each Mode74
Routing Effect Settings75
- Program Effects Settings75
- Master Effects76
- Using Effects in Combinations and Songs77
- Dynamic Modulation (Dmod)78
- Common FX LFO78
Arpeggiator Function79
Using the Arpeggiator While You Play79
- Using the Arpeggiator in Program Mode79
- Using the Arpeggiator in Combination Mode82
- Other Settings for the Arpeggiator83
- Linking the Arpeggiator to Program83
- Combinations83
- Arpeggiator Synchronization83
- Creating a User Arpeggio Pattern83
Drum Track Function85
Performing with the Drum Track Function85
- Using the Drum Track Function in85
- Program Mode85
- Using the Drum Track Function in86
- Combination Mode86
- Other Settings for the Drum Track87
- Drum Track Synchronization87
- Creating Drum Track Patterns87
Settings for the Entire M5089
How Global Mode Is Structured89
Global Settings89
- Basic Setup89
- MIDI Basic/Routing90
- Pedal and Other Controller Settings90
- Setting Category Names90
External Control91
Using Drum Kits91
- What's a Drum Kit91
Loading & Saving Data93
Saving Data93
- Types of Data that Can be Saved93
- Writing to Internal Memory94
- Memory Protect96
- Editing Names97
- Saving to Media (Media-Save)97
- Using the M50 as a Data Filer98
Loading Data99
- Data that Can be Loaded99
- Loading Data from Media99
- (Media-Load)99
Media Utility102
- Formatting Media102
- Specifying the Save Date and Time102
Appendices103
Restoring the Factory Settings103
- Loading the Preloaded Data103
Troubleshooting104
- Power Supply104
- Display104
- Audio Output104
- Programs and Combinations105
- Songs105
- Arpeggiator106
- Drum Track Function106
- Drum Kits106
- Effects106
- MIDI107
- Damper Pedal Does Not Respond Correctly107
- Media107
- Connections with a Computer107
- Included CD-ROM108
- Initialization108
Error Messages109
- Error and Confirmation Messages109
Specifications and Options113
- Specifications113
- Options114
Operating Requirements115
MIDI Implementation Chart116
Index117

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