Studiologic SL-760 User Manual

Explains the fundamental concepts and benefits of using MIDI controllers and their zone-based features.

Details the 76-key action, wheels, and the three independent zones with their core capabilities.

Covers global velocity settings, memory, and connections for sustain/volume pedals.

Details the power input, switch, and associated indicator light on the rear panel.

Instructions for connecting the controller to external MIDI devices via MIDI OUT jacks.

Describes the ZONE buttons for enabling/disabling zones in play mode and selecting them in edit mode.

Details the UP/DOWN, ENTER/EDIT buttons and the 10 Key Pad for editing functions.

Explains how to edit MIDI Channel, Bank Select, and Program Change for each zone.

Covers defining key ranges (Split) and transposing zones.

How to control sustain pedal and wheel response on a per-zone basis.

Provides examples for using transpose and sustain pedal controls for creative layering.

Details enabling/disabling aftertouch and adjusting zone-specific velocity curves.

Explains the global velocity curve setting and its impact on the entire keyboard.

Lists the factory default configurations for zones, MIDI channels, and other parameters.

Instructions on how to reset the SL-760 Master Controller to its factory settings.

Provides examples for using zones to create layers, splits, and dynamic sounds.

Offers suggestions for exploring the controller's features for various musical needs.

Presents additional tips for using the controller in live performance and studio recording.

Introduces the section containing helpful charts and graphics for patch management.

Provides a template for documenting patch names, descriptions, and zone settings.

Displays graphic representations of velocity curves to understand their impact on dynamic response.

A reference list of standard General MIDI patch numbers and their corresponding names.

Provides solutions for common issues like power, MIDI transmission, and pedal functionality.