Roland GI-10 - Optimizing MIC IN Jack Usage; Microphone Usage Tips; Non-Vocal MIC IN Input; MIC IN: Single Note Input

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How
to
Assure
the
Best
Results
Using
the MIC
IN
Jack
@When
using
a
microphone,
try
to
keep
your
mouth
fairly
close
to
the
microphone,
and
enunciate
each
sound
separately
and
distinctly
(a
strong
attack
portion
is
helpful).
@if
lyrics
are
simply
sung
in
consecutive,
normal
fashion,
the
conversion
to
MIDI
may
not
be
correct.
@
When
wishing
to
convert
sounds
other
than
the
human
voice
(such
as
the
sound
of
a
Saxophone),
the
type
of
microphone
you
use
and
the
way
you
have
it
set
up
are
important
factors
that
will
affect
the
correctness
of
the
conversion
to
MIDI.
@To
assure
an
accurate
MIDI
conversion,
do
not
play
chords.
Play
individual
notes
one
by
one.
@When
you
have
an
electric
guitar
connected
to
MIC
IN,
the
response
of
the
conversion
to
MIDI
for
the
lower
pitched
strings
may
be
Slower
compared
with
using
an
electric
guitar
(equipped
with
a
divided
pickup)
that
is
connected
to
the
GK
IN
connector.
@
The
recognizable
note
range
for
input
to
the
MIC
IN
jack
is
E2
through
D6.
You
cannot
expect
a
reliable
conversion
to
MIDI
if
the
unit
receives
notes
that
do
not
fall
within
this
range.
@As
long
as
individual
notes
are
sounded,
Various
devices
other
than
a
microphone
or
guitar
can
be
used
for
input.
However,
you
may
not
always
be
able
to
obtain
a
satisfactory
conversion
to
MIDI,
@
The
maximum
permissible
input
level
for
the
MIC
IN
jack
is
230
mV
(RMS).
Should
yOu
apply
input
that
exceeds
this
level,
do
not
expect
the
conversion
to
MIDI
to
be
reliable.