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Noté. / 5. Basé sur avis des utilisateurs
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Troubleshooting
If the XP-80 does not produce any sound, or if it is not func-
tioning the way you expect, run through the following
checks first. If this does not help you to solve the problem,
contact your dealer or closest Roland service station.
✳ Since it may be impossible to restore data contents on
disk once the disk has been corrupted, Roland assumes
no liability regarding data loss.
No sound when the keyboard is played
XP-80 power or the connected equipment’s power has
been turned off. (p. 17)
The XP-80’s VOLUME slider is turned all the way
down.(p. 16)
The volume of the connected amp/mixer is turned all the
way down.
Audio cables may be loose or not connected correctly.
The selected XP-A–XP-D Patch or Rhythm Set does not
have its relevant Wave Expansion Board correctly
installed. (p. 45)
The Local Switch parameter (SYSTEM/MIDI Param 1) is set
OFF.
➞ Reset the Local Switch parameter ON. (p. 90, 91)
When a Layer Performance is selected, the Local Switch
parameter (PERFORM/MIDI/Part MIDI) is set OFF.
➞ Reset the Local Switch parameter ON. (p. 67)
A key range has been set.
➞ Check the Part Key Range Lower:Upper display (PER-
FORM/K.Range) or the Tone Key Range Lower:Upper
display (PATCH/Common/K.Range). (p. 50, 66)
MIDI messages such as Volume or Expression have been
received during song playback, via pedal operation, or from
an external MIDI device, to lower the volume.
➞ Use the Panic function to raise the volume by holding
down [SHIFT] as you press [EXIT] longer than one sec-
ond. (p. 38)
➞ If you are in Performance mode, access the Part
Information display (PERFORM/Info) and reset the
Volume or Expression values. (p. 69)
All Tones of the Patch are off.
➞ Press TONE SWITCH [1]–[4] to light the indicator. (p. 27)
Pitch is incorrect
The tuning of the XP-80 is incorrect.
➞ Check the Master Tune parameter (SYSTEM/Tune). (p. 89)
Pitch has been affected by Pitch Bend messages received
during song playback, via pedal operation or from an exter-
nal MIDI device.
➞ Use the Panic function to correct pitch by holding
down [SHIFT] as you press [EXIT] longer than one sec-
ond. (p. 38)
➞ If you are in Performance mode, access the Part
Information display (PERFORM/Info) and reset the Pitch
Bend value. (p. 69)
Effects are not activated
[EFX], [CHORUS] and/or [REVERB] is off.
➞ Press the necessary effects button to light the indica-
tor. (p. 40)
No sound when a song is played back
The Phrase tracks are muted.
➞ Call up the Play display (SEQ(Song)) and press
TRACK/PART [1]–[16] to light the indicator. (p. 100)
The Rx Switch parameter (PERFORM/MIDI/Part MIDI) is
set OFF.
➞ Reset the Rx Switch parameter ON. (p. 67)
The song does not play back correctly
The song is being played back from the middle.
➞ Perform MIDI Update by pressing [STOP/PLAY] while
holding down [SHIFT]. (p. 99)
A GS format song is being played back.
➞ The XP-80 is compatible with the GM System, but not
with the GS format, so a GS format song will not play
back correctly on the XP-80.
Cannot record a song
The Local Switch parameter (SYSTEM/MIDI Param 1) is
OFF.
➞ Reset the Local Switch parameter ON. (p. 90, 91)
When a Layer Performance is selected, the Local Switch
parameter (PERFORM/MIDI/Part MIDI) is OFF.
➞ Reset the Local Switch parameter ON. (p. 67)
Sequencer does not operate
The Sync Mode parameter (SEQ/Setup/SEQ Setup) is set to
SLAVE.
➞ Reset the Sync Mode parameter to INTERNAL. (p. 117)
Pattern does not play back
The song that contains the Pattern you want to play back has
not been loaded into internal memory.
➞ Load the song into internal memory. (p. 101)
A Pattern Call message is recorded in a Pattern.
➞ Pattern Call messages recorded in a Pattern are
ignored. To record data from another Pattern in a
Pattern, use the Copy track editing function. (p. 124)
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Chapter 12. Supplementary material
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Chapter 12 Supplementary material
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 1
- Important notes 2
- Before Using Floppy Disks 3
- Usinng The Printed Circuit 3
- Features of the XP-80 4
- Chapter outlines 5
- Contents 6
- Front panel 12
- I. SEQUENCER section 13
- Side panel 14
- Rear panel 15
- XP-80 configuration 16
- Performances 17
- Rhythm Sets 17
- Basic operation 18
- Moving the cursor 21
- Modifying a value 21
- Assigning a name 22
- Chapter 2. Playing 24
- Displaying a Patch list 25
- (turning a Tone on/off) 25
- Changing sound characters 26
- Playing in Performance mode 27
- (Sound Palette) 30
- Playing in Rhythm Set mode 31
- Rhythm Set 32
- Playing an arpeggio 33
- Recording an arpeggio 35
- (Octave Shift) 35
- Regarding effects 37
- Sound editing procedures 38
- Editing a Performance 41
- Editing a Rhythm Set 42
- Keeping edited sound 43
- Functions of Patch parameters 44
- Common Control display 45
- Structure display 47
- Pitch display 50
- Pitch Envelope display 51
- TVF Envelope display 52
- TVA Envelope display 54
- Time 1 Time 2 Time 3 Time 4 54
- Control Switch display 57
- EFX Type name 58
- Chorus display 62
- Reverb display 62
- Common display 63
- Lower Upper 64
- Key range specified for Patch 64
- [PERFORM] 65
- [F4] (MIDI) 65
- [F5] (Effects) 66
- Part Information display 67
- Frequency 69
- Time 1 Time 2 70
- Time 3 Time 4 70
- [RHYTHM] 71
- [F5] (Key Ctl) 71
- 2: OVERDRIVE 72
- 3: DISTORTION 72
- 4: PHASER 73
- 5: SPECTRUM 73
- 6: ENHANCER 73
- 7: AUTO-WAH 74
- 8: ROTARY 74
- 9: COMPRESSOR 74
- 10: LIMITER 75
- 11: HEXA-CHORUS 75
- 12: TREMOLO-CHORUS 75
- 13: SPACE-D 76
- 14: STEREO-CHORUS 76
- 15: STEREO-FLANGER 76
- 16: STEP-FLANGER 77
- 17: STEREO-DELAY 77
- 18: MODULATION-DELAY 78
- 19: TRIPLE-TAP-DELAY 79
- 20: QUADRUPLE-TAP-DELAY 79
- 21: TIME-CONTROL-DELAY 80
- 22: 2VOICE-PITCH-SHIFTER 80
- 24: REVERB 81
- 38: CHORUS/DELAY 86
- 39: FLANGER/DELAY 86
- 40: CHORUS/FLANGER 86
- Setup display 86
- Adjusting tuning (Tune) 87
- [SYSTEM] 87
- [F2] (Tune) 87
- MIDI settings (MIDI) 88
- [F3] (MIDI) 88
- Control Assign display 90
- Pedal Assign display 90
- Arpeggio settings (Arpeg) 91
- [F5] (Arpeg) 91
- System Information display 93
- About the sequencer 94
- Playing back a song 95
- (Quick Play) 96
- Reserve 1 97
- Reserve 2 97
- Reserve 3 97
- Playing back a Pattern 99
- Before you start to record 102
- Selecting instrument sounds 103
- Setting the time signature 103
- Performing realtime recording 106
- (Realtime Erase) 108
- Recording tempo changes 108
- Canceling recording (Undo) 110
- (Step recording) 111
- Inputting data step by step 111
- Inputting chords 112
- Inputting ties 112
- Inputting a dotted note 112
- Inputting rests 112
- Erasing wrong notes 112
- Deleting recording (Undo) 113
- Saving only a song 114
- Chapter 5. Editing a song 115
- Settings for an entire song 116
- Locate function 117
- Setting loop 118
- [SEQUENCER]➞[F5] (Loop) 118
- Editing performance data over 119
- Setting the editing area 120
- [SEQUENCER]➞[F3] (TrkEdit) 120
- Copying a phrase – 3 Copy 122
- (Insert measure) 124
- (Change velocity) 125
- (Change MIDI channel) 126
- (Change gate time) 127
- Aligning a song’s timing 134
- (Quantize) 134
- Grid quantize 135
- Shuffle quantize 136
- Groove quantize 137
- [SEQUENCER]➞[F4] (Micro) 142
- Phrase track/Pattern 144
- Erasing performance data 147
- Moving performance data 147
- Copying performance data 147
- Getting ready to use RPS 148
- Playing using RPS 149
- Getting ready for Chain Play 151
- Saving a chain to disk 152
- Chain play 152
- About Utility mode 153
- Performance write 154
- Patch write 154
- Rhythm Set write 154
- [UTILITY]➞[1]➞[ENTER] 154
- Performance copy 155
- [UTILITY]➞[2]➞[ENTER] 155
- Patch copy 156
- Rhythm Set copy 157
- – 3 Initialize 158
- 4 Data Transfer 159
- [UTILITY]➞[4]➞[ENTER] 160
- [UTILITY]➞[5]/[6]/[7]➞[ENTER] 162
- – 8 Factory (Factory preset) 163
- About Disk mode 164
- XP-80 – 1 Load 165
- Saving data to disk – 2 Save 166
- – 3 Format 167
- 5 Verify 168
- Changing the name of disk – 168
- Deleting unwanted files – 169
- 7 Delete (Delete file) 169
- Renaming a file – 8 Rename 169
- 9 Info (Disk information) 170
- Entering GM mode 171
- Modifying GM mode settings 172
- [SHIFT]+[PERFORM]➞[F6] (Info) 173
- Convenient functions in GM 174
- Transfer (GM Data Transfer) 175
- Techniques for using Patches 176
- Using the XP-80 to play live 177
- OUTPUTLEVEL 178
- CLICK OUT 178
- Changing the Patch 179
- Changing the Performance 179
- Changing the Rhythm Set 179
- Using external MIDI devices 180
- Synchronization with external 181
- MIDI devices 181
- Disk Recorder 182
- MIDI OUT 183
- MIDI OUTMIDI IN 183
- Recording on the XP-80 184
- Troubleshooting 185
- Error messages 186
- Parameter List 188
- WG Group 189
- TVF Group 189
- TVA Group 190
- LFO&Ctl Group 190
- Effects Group 191
- Performance Parameters 192
- Rhythm Set Parameters 193
- Key TVF Group 194
- Key TVA Group 194
- Key Ctl Group 194
- GM Parameters 195
- Info Group 196
- EFX Parameters 197
- System Parameters 202
- Control Group 203
- Arpeg Group 203
- Factory Preset Settings 204
- INT-B (Internal B) 205
- Patch List 206
- GM (GM Group) 208
- Rhythm set List 209
- Performance List 210
- Arpeggio style list 211
- MIDI implementation 212
- ■ Channel Mode messages 214
- ■ System Realtime messages 215
- ■ System Exclusive messages 215
- ■ Channel Voice messages 216
- ■ Channel voice messages 217
- 1-1-1.System Common 220
- 1-1-2.Scale Tune 220
- 1-2.Performance 220
- 1-2-1.Performance Common 221
- 1-2-2.Performance Part 221
- 1-3.Patch 221
- 1-3-1.Patch Common 221
- 1-3-2.Patch Tone 222
- 1-4.Rhythm Setup 223
- 1-4-1.Rhythm Common 223
- 1-4-2.Rhythm Note 223
- 6. Supplementary material 224
- Thus, the address is: 225
- 00 00H Patch Common 226
- MIDI Implementation Chart 227
- Specifications 229
- Quick reference of displays 230
- Performance mode [PERFORM] 231
- Rhythm Set mode [RHYTHM] 232
- GM mode [SHIFT] + [PERFORM] 233
- Sequencer mode [SEQUENCER] 234
- Chain Play mode [CHAIN PLAY] 236
- System mode [SYSTEM] 236
- Utility mode [UTILITY] 237
- Disk mode [DISK] 238
- Information 244
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