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General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| MIDI Channels | 16 |
| Sequencer Resolution | 96 ppq |
| ROM | 2 MB |
| Type | Music Workstation |
| Multitimbral Parts | 8 parts |
| Sequencer | Yes |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Sound Generator | PCM |
| Connections | MIDI In/Out, Audio Outputs, Headphone |
| Outputs | Stereo Outputs |
Guidelines for safe power supply usage and connecting equipment.
Advice on unit placement, avoiding extreme temperatures, humidity, and vibrations.
Instructions for unit cleaning and general safety advice.
Proper methods for inserting, ejecting, and protecting floppy disks.
Best practices for handling floppy disks to prevent damage and data loss.
Steps to connect the AC adaptor and audio outputs to external systems.
Instructions for connecting a MIDI keyboard for recording and playback.
How to adjust display contrast, understand the screen, and navigate with the cursor.
Methods for modifying values using the dial or numeric keys.
Step-by-step guide to making a backup copy of the System Disk.
Instructions on how to load and select demo songs from the System Disk.
How to play a loaded demo song, adjust volume, and control playback.
How to manually control the volume of specific tracks or all tracks.
Guide to loading and playing the second demo song, "Papa John".
Steps to hear the RPS demo song using a connected MIDI keyboard.
How to play the tape sync demo song using a cassette deck.
Advantages and methods of recording music as it is played.
Advantages and methods of entering notes one by one.
Selecting a song number and entering a name for the song.
Steps before recording, including checking connections and time signature.
How to record on a track, play it back, and adjust tempo.
Naming tracks, re-recording, and using quantization for timing accuracy.
How to change the timbre during recording and insert program change data.
Recording new parts while listening to existing tracks, like drums, bass, melody.
Steps before recording patterns, including track selection and creation.
How to record rhythm patterns, correct mistakes, and assign names.
Assigning created patterns to specific locations within a track.
Using the Microscope to view individual events and data in tracks.
Preparing for step recording, including sheet music marking and connections.
Step-by-step entry of note length, pitch, and velocity using keyboard or numeric keys.
How to enter rests, chords, and ties in step recording.
Recording volume adjustments for each track using the compu-mixer.
How to view recorded volume and pan data for tracks.
Steps to format a disk for MV-30 data storage.
Procedure for saving created songs and associated timbre data to disk.
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