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Crucial safety instructions for operating the MC 2000 to prevent fire, shock, or injury.
Overview of the MC 2000's key features, sensitivity, and memory capacity.
Explanation of patches as performance programs and zones as keyboard regions within patches.
Introduction to examining the instrument's controls and panel elements.
Describes instrument checks, battery status, and sound board detection upon power-up.
How to choose between TALKED (detailed) and SILENT (basic) startup procedures.
Setting which patch the MC 2000 loads automatically when switched on.
Overview of the main mode for recalling and performing programmed patches.
Utility for sending Program Change messages to external expanders without editing.
Temporarily activating a single zone while deactivating others in a patch.
The process of saving modified patches to memory locations.
Step-by-step guide to naming patches for easy identification.
Accessing the mode for detailed parameter editing of patches.
Setting MIDI OUT ports and channels for individual zones.
Setting key ranges, transposition, and mode for each zone.
Configuring Program Changes, Control Changes, and Sys-Ex for zones.
Assigning response curves to zones for velocity and aftertouch.
Introduction to creating and performing sequences of patches.
Step-by-step process for editing patch sequences.
How to perform a saved sequence of patches.
Procedure for memorizing created patch sequences.
Overview of accessing general instrument settings and functions.
Setting up reception modes, ports, and channels for incoming MIDI data.
Procedures for backing up or transferring instrument data via MIDI.
Creating and customizing tables for MIDI message associations.
Setting parameters for wheels, sliders, and pedals at a system level.
Manual configuration of the internal sound board type.
Accessing display contrast, memory usage, and power-on settings.
Messages indicating serious internal component failures requiring service.
Messages for unrecognized MIDI data or patch/bank errors.
Informational messages about instrument state or operations.
Restoring the MC 2000 to its original factory default settings.
Sending MIDI messages to resolve stuck notes or communication issues.
Crucial safety instructions for operating the MC 2000 to prevent fire, shock, or injury.
Overview of the MC 2000's key features, sensitivity, and memory capacity.
Explanation of patches as performance programs and zones as keyboard regions within patches.
Introduction to examining the instrument's controls and panel elements.
Describes instrument checks, battery status, and sound board detection upon power-up.
How to choose between TALKED (detailed) and SILENT (basic) startup procedures.
Setting which patch the MC 2000 loads automatically when switched on.
Overview of the main mode for recalling and performing programmed patches.
Utility for sending Program Change messages to external expanders without editing.
Temporarily activating a single zone while deactivating others in a patch.
The process of saving modified patches to memory locations.
Step-by-step guide to naming patches for easy identification.
Accessing the mode for detailed parameter editing of patches.
Setting MIDI OUT ports and channels for individual zones.
Setting key ranges, transposition, and mode for each zone.
Configuring Program Changes, Control Changes, and Sys-Ex for zones.
Assigning response curves to zones for velocity and aftertouch.
Introduction to creating and performing sequences of patches.
Step-by-step process for editing patch sequences.
How to perform a saved sequence of patches.
Procedure for memorizing created patch sequences.
Overview of accessing general instrument settings and functions.
Setting up reception modes, ports, and channels for incoming MIDI data.
Procedures for backing up or transferring instrument data via MIDI.
Creating and customizing tables for MIDI message associations.
Setting parameters for wheels, sliders, and pedals at a system level.
Manual configuration of the internal sound board type.
Accessing display contrast, memory usage, and power-on settings.
Messages indicating serious internal component failures requiring service.
Messages for unrecognized MIDI data or patch/bank errors.
Informational messages about instrument state or operations.
Restoring the MC 2000 to its original factory default settings.
Sending MIDI messages to resolve stuck notes or communication issues.
General| Brand | Oberheim |
|---|---|
| Model | MC 2000 |
| Category | Music Equipment |
| Language | English |
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