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General| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | KIWI-3P |
| Category | Synthesizer |
| Language | English |
Explains how to navigate and select tone groups using A-D buttons.
Details the function of Bank and Tone selection buttons for accessing sounds.
Describes the new and mixed waveform types available with the upgrade.
Explains the three different types of synchronization available for DCOs.
Details the changed behavior of the Sens control during parameter editing.
Explains the optional display of Arp, Sequencer, and Master clocks on the panel.
Discusses the function of the 3P's protect switch for memory and patch changes.
Covers how Chorus Speed is adjusted and controlled via the SENS slider.
Notes that incoming MIDI data flashes the TAPE Memory button light.
Explains the TAPE button's function as a MIDI Panic to cancel all sounding notes.
Details the Kiwi-3P's support for the PG-200 controller and its usage limitations.
Outlines the different sysex dump types for Tones, Sequences, and Global settings.
Describes how portamento behavior varies across different keying modes and Chord mode.
Explains how to adjust tempo and control Arp/Sequencer with external units.
Advises using MIDI THRU for multiple units to reduce delays in MIDI chains.
Describes the function and autosensing of the hold pedal, including polarity settings.
Details the use of the PG-200 controller with the upgrade, specifying editable parameters.
Lists and explains the seven available waveforms for LFOs 1, 2, and 3.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available sources for Matrix routing, including MIDI and modulation signals.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Lists available destinations for Matrix routing, covering DCO, VCF, VCA, and Chorus parameters.
Details the different modes available for the Arpeggiator, like Up, Down, Random.
Explains the octave range settings for the Arpeggiator, from 1 to 4 octaves.
Lists the various rhythmic divisions and timings for Arpeggiator steps.
Sets the MIDI channel for incoming messages, including Omni mode.
Configures the MIDI channel for outgoing messages, supporting 16 channels.
Configures the outgoing MIDI channel specifically for sequencer data.
Controls whether MIDI Control Change messages are received, transmitted, or both.
Enables or disables the reception of MIDI System Exclusive data.
Manages the reception and transmission of MIDI Program Change commands.
Determines how MIDI real-time messages are passed through the unit.
Controls whether the unit generates its own MIDI Clock signal.
Selects the source for the master clock, either internal or MIDI.
Adjusts the overall pitch of the synthesizer by ±100 cents.
Option to display Arp, Sequencer, and Master clocks on the front panel.
Enables a mode that uses MIDI channels 1-6 to control individual voices.
Sets the polarity for the Hold Pedal input, normal or inverted.
Configures the incoming MIDI channel for the upgrade.
Configures the outgoing MIDI channel for the upgrade.
Configures the outgoing MIDI channel specifically for sequencer data.
Details how to reset all programs and global settings to factory defaults.
Explains the procedure for updating the firmware via MIDI.
Describes how to adjust the pitch bend lever's range using VR6 and VR7.
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