Roland RD-500 - Page 45

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Controlling
an
External
Sound
Module
using
a
Foot
Pedal
By
using
an
expression
pedal
connected
to
the
TX
PEDAL
or
INT+TX
PEDAL
jack
on
the
rear
of
the
RD-500,
you
can
transmit
messages
(such
as
Control
Changes)
to
an
external
MIDI
sound
module.
You
can
also
use
the
C1
slider
for
sending
messages
to
an
external
MIDI
sound
module.
You can assign different control messages to the pedal or the C1 slider for each Part.
* Ifa pedal is connected to the TX Pedal Jack but nothing is connected to the MIDI OUT
connector, the Control messages from the pedal connected to the TX Pedal Jack will be
transmitted to the internal sound source.
1. Select the Function mode.
2. Press the CONTROL button as many times as necessary to select the following display:
When setting the pedal When setting the C1 slider
Pdl L |
L L
3. Press the LOWER or UPPER button to select the Part you wish to edit.
4. Using the INC/DEC buttons or VALUE slider, select the Control messages that the pedal or
Ci slider should send.
roan Control Change
LU | MIDI Control Change messages (CCO - CC95) will be transmitted.
Aftertouch
A F bE Channel Pressure messages will be transmitted.
bUP
Bend Up/Down
Pitch Bend messages will be transmitted.
bdn
Mute 1 (This function can be set only to the pedal.)
fi -E | Pressing the pedal will turn on the mute function:
Mute 2 (This function can be set only to the pedal.)
fi -k Cc If you play the keyboard hard while holding the pedal down,
the mute function will be turned on.
Pp G | Program Up/Down
The current Setup Memory number will increase or decrease and
r the Program Change message corresponding to the Setup Memory
Phd will be output through MIDI OUT.
Off
0 F F No controlling is done.
saERPIAS
* The Control Change Numbers (defined by the MIDI standard) are Volume :7, Pan:10 and Hold
1:64.
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