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Roland SoundCanvas SC-88 Pro User Manual

Roland SoundCanvas SC-88 Pro
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MIDI SOUND GENERATOR
OWNER'S MANUAL
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Table of Contents

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Roland SoundCanvas SC-88 Pro Specifications

Sound Specifications IconSound Specifications
maximum polyphony64 voices
preset sounds1117
drum sound set42
User Sound Settings IconUser Sound Settings
user sounds256
user drum sound set2
user effect64
Effects IconEffects
reverb types8
chorus types8
delay types10
Display IconDisplay
display size70.6 x 24.5 mm
display typebacklit LCD
Power IconPower
power supplyAC117V, AC230V or 240V
power consumption16W (AC117V), 16W (230V/240V)
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
dimensions (mm)218 (W) x 250 (D) x 72 (H)
dimensions (inches)8-5/8 (W) x 9-7/8 (D) x 2-7/8 (H)
weight2.6 kg

Summary

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Important Safety Instructions

Essential guidelines to prevent hazards like fire, electric shock, or injury during operation.

IMPORTANT NOTES

Power Supply, Placement, Maintenance, and Precautions

Key guidelines for safe operation, placement, maintenance, and handling.

Chapter 1. Try out the unit (Quick start)

Connect a MIDI keyboard and play sounds

Steps for connecting a MIDI keyboard and verifying sound output.

Chapter 2. Parts and parameters

Parts and sounds

Understanding the unit's 32 parts, instrument assignments, and map selections.

Chapter 3. System Effects

System Effect settings

Adjusting overall reverb, chorus, and delay levels for all parts.

Equalizer setting procedure and functions

Steps and details for configuring the unit's two-band equalizer for tone adjustment.

Chapter 4. Insertion Effects

Insertion effect settings

Overview of insertion effects and how to apply them to individual parts.

Making Insertion effect settings

Step-by-step guide to selecting and adjusting insertion effect types and parameters.

Chapter 5. Convenient functions

Create and save sounds (User Instrument, Effect, Patch)

Modifying and saving custom instrument sounds, effects, and patches.

Saving a Drum Set (User Drum)

Creating and saving custom drum instrument sets.

Chapter 6. Using the unit with a personal computer

Connections with your computer

Connecting the unit to a computer for control, sound selection, and editing.

Using MIDI messages to select sounds

Selecting sounds and instruments remotely using MIDI messages.

Chapter 7. MIDI and the unit

MIDI messages that can be received by the unit

Detailed explanation of received MIDI messages like Note, Pitch Bend, and Control Change.

Chapter 8. Appendix

Troubleshooting

Solutions for common operational problems and error messages.

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