Studiologic Studio 1100 - Handbuch (Seite 16)

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STUDIO 1100
QUICK REFERENCE
For basic operation please follow the guidelines below. The STUDIO 1100 inclu-
des four demonstration presets which may be used after the instrument is installed
into your MIDI system.
1) Connect voltage adapter into a power outlet (make sure voltage specification on power
adapter matches your line voltage). Connect adapter cable to STUDIO 1100 power jack.
2) Connect MIDI cables before switching on any MIDI devices. To use the demon-
stration presets, connect a sound module to either of the two MIDI outputs. The
sound module must be multi-timbral and capable of responding to MIDI data on
channels one through four.
4) Apply power to the Studio 1100, then apply power to all other MIDI devices in
the system.
To change STUDIO 1100 presets, make sure that the unit is in Perform Mode (there
should be no blinking lights on the front panel) . To change the preset, press any
of the four PRESET switches. There are 8 banks of four presets;
to change to a different bank, press the left or right arrow switches until the desired
bank number is displayed.
The Master Volume Slider will adjust the volume on all active zones. Unless pro-
grammed otherwise, the optional pedal controller will also adjust the master volu-
me. The left and right wheels will control pitch and modulation, unless they have
been disabled by the active Studio-1100 preset.
MIDI channels may be switched on and off using the four ZONE switches.
To edit a preset, enter Edit Mode by pressing and holding one of the four ZONE
switches. Press the FUNCTION switch which is labeled with the desired parame-
ter. Release both switches (the ZONE switch will blink). Pressing any FUNCTION
switch repeatedly will cycle through the three parameters available on the switch.
Change the current value with the CSL/DATA slider. Press the blinking ZONE
switch to exit Edit Mode.
DEMONSTRATION PRESETS
The STUDIO 1100 comes from the factory with four demonstration presets in loca-
tions 11 through 14. The demonstration presets are intended for use with a multi-
timbral sound module. The module must be able to respond to MIDI data on chan-
nels one through four.
The demonstration presets illustrate several of the most useful STUDIO 1100 func-
tions, and are summarized below. When the demonstration presets are selected
with the PRESET switches, the sound modules should change programs automati-
cally. The actual program number on each sound module may not match the num-
ber of the preset selected on the STUDIO 1100. These program numbers may be
easily changed; see the operation guide sections on Edit Mode and the PROGRAM
function.
DEMONSTRATION PRESET 11: This is a very basic preset with one zone (MIDI
channel 1) active across the entire keyboard. The Master Volume control may be
used to adjust the level of the sound.
DEMONSTRATION PRESET 12: MIDI output channels one through four are active
and receiving note information from the keyboard. The ZONE switches may be
used to turn off selected channels to hear different combinations of the sounds.
The Master Volume slider on the front panel may be used to adjust the volume le-
vel of all channels simultaneously.
DEMONSTRATION PRESET 13: All four MIDI channels are active, but the keyboard
is divided into four zones, with a different channel active in each zone (refer to the
ZONE function for more information).
DEMONSTRATION PRESET 14: This preset demonstrates a velocity cross-fade.
For notes played softly on the keyboard, only MIDI channel 1 should play at maxi-
mum volume. As the notes are struck more forcefully, this sound will become sof-
ter, and the sound on MIDI channel 2 will become louder.