RK-100S Owner's manual
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AL.2:
Up and Down will be alternated. (The highest and
lowest notes will be played twice, once on the way up,
and once on the way down.)
rnd (Random):
Notes will be played randomly.
trG (Trigger):
The notes you are holding down will be
played simultaneously at the current tempo.
If you are holding down more notes than the maximum
polyphony, the lowest pitches you are holding down will
be played, up to the maximum polyphony.
3. Press the favorites buttons A – H to turn off the button
(note off) and change the note corresponding to the
step to a rest.
TYPE: UP
4. Press the SHIFT button to exit the arpeggio pattern
settings.
Shift functions
The shift functions are used to specify various settings for
the RK-100S. To change a setting, hold down the SHIFT
button and press the appropriate button.
To exit the shift function, press the SHIFT button. In
addition, if no button is pressed for a set length of time, the
shift function will automatically be exited, and the RK-100S
will return to a condition where a program can be selected.
The programs assigned to the favorites buttons and
the settings of the shift functions are saved when the
RK-100S is powered off. If the batteries are nearing
the end of their service life and favorites button A is
blinking (refer to “Battery type and remaining power”
on page 16), these settings cannot be saved. If you have
an AC adapter (optional), connect it.
Velocity curve
This allows you to specify the way that the volume and
tone changes according to the keyboard velocity (force
used to strike keys).
1. Hold down the SHIFT button and press the favorites
A button.
The velocity curve setting appears
in the display.
2. Use the /- buttons or
the SOUND lever to specify the
velocity curve.
4
5
Strength
(MIDI Velocity)
ppp
MIN (1)
Velocity
MAX
(127)
3
8
7
6
2
1
fff
(1)
(127)
Cu.1
This curve requires you to play strongly in
order to produce an effect.
Cu.2, 3
|
Cu.4
This is the typical curve.
Cu.5
|
Cu.6
This curve produces an effect without requiring
you to play very strongly.
Cu.7
This curve produces a fairly steady effect with
little change for medium-strength playing.
Cu.8
This curve produces a fairly steady effect with
little change for medium-strength playing (a
flatter curve than 7).
