Roland MT-32 Bedienungsanleitung

MULT! TIMBRE SOUND MODULE

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Please read the. separate volume "MIDI", before: reading this owners.manual.

Ail rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in

any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION.

S^I^P^^^^^R^^^^F Thank you for purchasing the Roland MT-32 Multi -Timbre Sound

B|S|%Jp|»^^^S^^^^^^ Module.

^^^^l^^^ftS^^^^^y ~^eMT"32 ^U"V conforms to Musical Instrument Digital Interface

^^^^^^^^^^^^^y (MIDI) standards, which define data exchange between electronic

'^^^^^^^^Ps^S' musical instruments and devices.

^^HHBiHHF The MT-32 operates in conjunction with the Roland Piano, piano

recorder, digital sequencer, and other MIDI-compatible sound

sources.

Study this Owner's Manual and keep it handy so that the MT-32

can provide you with many years of musical enjoyment.

CONTENTS

PANEL DESCRIPTION 2

CARE AND MAINTENANCE 4

Power Supply 4

Connection 4

Power-on Procedure 4

Installation 5

Cleaning 5

Cautions .5

1. FEATURES AND USE '.'.'/.'.'. &

2. USING THE MT-32 WITH ROLAND SOFTWARE 8

3. USING THE MT-32 WITH ORIGINAL DATA in

ROM PLAY 27

MAJOR SPECIFICATIONS ''2B

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DESCRIPTION

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PART buttons

SOUND GROUP button

VOLUME button

SELECT/VOLUME knob

—MASTER VOLUME button

SOUND button

ID! MESSAGE indicator

Display (LCD)

IIDI THRU connector

II Dl OUT connector

ID! !N connector

IHEADPHONE jack

OUTPUT jacks

POWER ON/OFF button

MAINTENANCE

POWER SUPPLY

OBe sure to use the AC adapter that comes with the MT-32. Use

of anon-standard adapter could lead to errors and breakdowns.

OFor use in aregion where voltage requirements are different,

consult with your nearest Roland sales representative about the

ACB-100, ACB-120, ACB-220, or ACB-240 AC adapter.

oDo not use the MT-32 on the same power outlet as amotor,

dimmer, or any other equipment that generates noise or con-

sumes alarge amount of power.

OConnect the AC adapter to the MT-32's DC IN jack before

inserting the power plug in the power outlet.

OMake sure that the MT-32 is turned off before connecting the

AC adapter to the power outlet.

OWhen disconnecting the AC adapter from the power outlet, be

sure to pull the power plug itself and not the power cord, to

avoid damaged and short-circuiting.

OAvoid damaging the power cord.

OIf the MT-32 is not being used for aprolonged period, dis-

connect the AC adapter from the power outlet.

CONNECTION

oMake sure that ail switches are off before setting up or changing

equipment connections.

POWER-ON PROCEDURE

OThe MT-32 may not operate correctly if you turn it on

immediately after a shutdown or connect it to apower outlet

with the POWER switch on. If this happens, turn the POWER

switch off, then turn it back on several seconds later.

oSet amplifier volume to when turning the power on and off.

Too high avolume level will result in an overload, which can

damage the speakers.

INSTALLATION

OTo prevent adverse effects, protect your MT-32 from :

•Direct sunlight

•Temperature and humidity extremes (heaters, etc.)

•Dust

•Vibration

ODo not place the MT-32 near aneon tube, fluorescent lamp,

television set, cathode-ray tube, or other such equipment that

could cause noise interference or errors.

CLEANING

OFor daily care, wipe the casing with adry, soft cloth.

OIf the casing is stained, use acloth slightly dampened with

water.

OTo remove stubborn stains, clean the casing with acloth coated

with aneutral detergent, then wipe it dry with asoft cloth.

oNever use paint thinners, benzine, or other organic solvents

which could damage the casing.

CAUTIONS

OAdjust volume control to alevel that will not disturb the

neighborhood, especially at night when sounds can travel over

along distance.

ODo not allow fluid or foreign matter, such as water, beverages,

coins, and wires, to enter the MT-32.

ODo not examine or modify the interna! components or circuitry.

Electrical shocks or damage may result.

oDo not subject the MT-32 to asevere impact, nor move it while

the power is on.

oIf the MT-32 fails to operate correctly, turn off immediately

and contact your nearest Roland service representative.

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3FEATURES iThe MT-32 multi-timbre sound module contains asound source

capable of supplying eight independent parts and thirty rhythm

sounds.

TIMBRE LIBRARY

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PHONES OUTPUT

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The MT-32 incorporates a128-timbre sound library that lets you

select sounds for any of the non-rhythm parts.

The sound source block allows you to piay up to thirty-two notes

for the eight parts simultaneously, each of which may consist of

any number of notes within the upper limit. (The exact voicing

capacity allowed, however, varies with the timbres you select. See

page 22 for details.)

The MT-32 works in conjunction with aMID! keyboard, sequencer

{a device that stores musical data for playback at the desired

timing), and other instruments that generate MIDI data.

The MT-32 applications are roughly broken down into the follow-

ing two categories. See the corresponding section for afull ex-

planation.

(1) Using the MT-32 with the Roland Piano, the Roland PR-100

Digital Sequencer, and Roland PR-100 Pre-Recorded Software

-+ See Section [2] "USING THE MT-32 WITH ROLAND

PR-100 PRE-RECORDED SOFTWARE" {page 8).

(2) Using the MT-32 with asequencer loaded with your own data

-+ See Section [33 "USING THE MT-32 WITH ORIGINAL

DATA" (page 10},

When using the MT-32 with the Roland Piano, Roland PR-100

Digital Sequencer, and Roland PR-100 Software, connect the

instruments as shown beiow:

DIGITAL

SEQUENCER MT-32 MULTI-TIMBRE

SOUND MODULE

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MIDI

THRU

*MIDI

OUT

MIDI

iOUT

MIDI

IN 4*OUTPUT

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IN ,, INPUT

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ROLAND PIANO

When connections are complete, turn on the piano, MT-32, then

the PR-100. Follow the instructions given in the PR-100 and

software manuals.

*Set SOFT THRU ON on the sequencer, and set LOCAL OFF

l-+- ":" position) on the Roland Piano.

*To send MT-32 output to the built-in speaker of the Roland

Piano, set the Roland Piano input level switch to the high

position.

Even when headphones are connected to the Headphone Jack on

the MT-32, signal is still output from the output jacks.

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