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General| Type | Digital Synthesizer |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 16 voices |
| Oscillators | 6 operators |
| LFO | 1 LFO |
| Keyboard | 61 keys, velocity and aftertouch sensitive |
| Year Released | 1987 |
| Sound Engine | FM |
| Synthesis Type | FM (Frequency Modulation) |
| Effects | Chorus |
| MIDI | In/Out |
| Outputs | Stereo |
Basic steps for initial setup, including audio connections and powering on the synthesizer.
Guide to selecting and using internal and cartridge performance memories on the synthesizer.
Instructions for navigating and selecting internal and cartridge voice memories.
Details on Single, Dual, and Split voice modes and their operational characteristics.
Explains the function and use of pitch bend, modulation, and other performance controllers.
Procedures for memory protection and saving edited voice and performance data.
Introduction to editing processes, edit modes, and the functions of edit buttons.
Detailed guide to performance edit buttons and their associated LCD displays for parameter control.
Explanation of fundamental performance settings like Volume, Balance, Detune, and Split Point.
How to utilize pan functions for stereo effects and level adjustments in performance modes.
Configuration of footswitches and continuous sliders for performance control.
Overview of alternate intonation systems and their editing and storage.
Explains operator selection, on/off controls, and EG copy for voice editing.
Details on pitch envelope, LFO settings, and key modes for voice parameter configuration.
Adjusting pitch bend modes, function data, and voice effect parameters.
Method for fine-tuning operator output levels across keyboard note groups.
Functions accessed via buttons 14-16 for memory management and system utilities.
Diagram illustrating the organization and relationships between different memory types.
Overview of distinct memory categories including Voice, Performance, Setup, and Tuning.
Methods for storing data using Internal, Cartridge, ROM, and Disk memory.
Core utility operations such as Master Tuning, Recall Edit, and Initialization.
Procedures for using, formatting, and loading data from RAM cartridges.
Guidelines for handling floppy disks and performing basic disk drive operations.
Explanation of MIDI functions controlled by buttons 31-32 and their LCD displays.
Configuration of MIDI channels, note transmission, and local control settings.
Details on MIDI device numbers, receive blocks, and MIDI out transmissions.
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