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GENERAL MIDI PATCH

LIST

The following charts show the standard General MIDI patch locations. If you are using a
General MIDI Module or Keyboard this will come in handy. When you are programming your
ZONE'S PATCH CHANGES you can refer to this chart for entering numbers of desired Patches.

1. Piano 1
2. Piano 2
3. Piano 3

4. Honky Tonk

5. Electric Piano 1
6. Electric Piano 2
7. Harpsichord
8. Clavinet
9. Celesta
10. Glockenspiel
11. Muic Box
12. Vibraphone

13. Marimba
14. Xylophone
15. Tubular Bell
16. Dulcimer
17. Electric Organ 1
18. Electric Organ 2
19. Electric Organ 3
20. Church Organ
21. Reed Organ
22. Accordion
23. Harmonica
24. Bandonion
25. Nylon Guitar
26. Steel Guitar
27. Jazz Guitar
28. Clean Guitar
29. MQted Guitar
30. Drive Guitar
31. Lead Guitar
32. Harmonic Guitar
33. Acoustic Bass
34. Finger Bass
35. Pick Bass
36. Fretless Bass
37. Slap Bass 1
38. Slap Bass 2
39. Synth Bass 1
40. Synth Bass 2

41. Violin
42. Viola

43. Cello
44. Contra Bass
45. Tremolo Strings
46. Pizzicato Strings
47. Harp
48. Timpani
49. Strings

50. Slow Strings
51. Synth Strings 1
52. Synth Strings 2
53. Choir Aahs
54. Voice Oohs
55. Synth Voice
56. Orchestra Hit
57. Trumpet
58. Trombone
59. Tuba
60. Muted Trumpet
61. French Horn
62. Brass Section
63. Synth Brass 1
64. Synth Brass 2
65. Soprano Saxophone /
66. Alto Saxophone
67. Tenor Saxophone
68. Baritone Saxophone
69. Oboe
70. English Horn
71. Bassoon
72. Clarinet
73. Piccolo
74. Flute

75. Recorder
76. Pan Flute
77. Bottle Blow
78.Shakuhachi
79. Whistle
80. Ocarina

81. Square

82. Sawtooth
83. Calliope
84. Chiffer
85. Charang

86. Solo Vox
87. Fifths
88. Bass Lead
89. Fantasia
90. Warm Pad
91. Poly Synth
92. Space Vox
93. Bow Glass
94. Metal Pad

95. Halo Pad
96. Sweep Pad
97. Ice Rain
98. Sound Track
99. Crystal

100. Atmosphere
101. Brightness
102. Goblin
103. Echo Drop
104. Star Theme
105. Sitar
106. Banjo
107. Shamishen
108. Koto
109. Kalimba
110. Bagpipe
111. Fiddle
112.Shanai
113. Tinkle Bell
114. Agogo
115. Steel Drum
116. Wood Block
117. Taiko
118. Melody Tom
119. Synth Drum
120. Reversed Cymbal
121. Guitar Noise
122. Key Click
123. Seashore
124. Birds
125. Telephone
126. Helicopter
127. Applause
128. Gunshot

Summary of Contents for SL-880

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...ly The Studio Logic SL 880 Master Controller by FATAR has four 4 completely independent zones meaning each zone can transmit all of its own infor mation on any given MIDI channel The range of notes in...

Page 3: ...h ZONE can be set to transmit on any of the 16 MIDI channels available Only one MIDI channel can be transmitted at a time per ZONE 3 BANK SELECT After selecting a MIDI channel to transmit on and while...

Page 4: ...er gear POWER INPUT The Studio Logic SL 880 has a connection jack on the rear panel for the AC POWER SUPPLY INPUT The AC adapter POWER SUPPLY supplied with this unit is a positive tip V DC with a mini...

Page 5: ...m equally across the two MIDI OUT connections on this keyboard SECTION 4 Description of Front Panel Controls and Features What are they what do they do and how do I use them ZONE SELECT Located on the...

Page 6: ...you to change the sound bank of your synth module or external sound source The reception protocol for BANK SELECT depends on the type and make of the sound module you are transmitting to and can vary...

Page 7: ...n addition now use the other ZONES to play a Piano or Pad String sound layer leaving the SUSTAIN PEDAL functional for them Hopefully you are starting to see even more of the possibilities now becoming...

Page 8: ...ity crossfade effect As one sound gets lower the other gets louder SHAPE 1 corresponds to the inverted SHAPE 1 and so on SHAPE no 1 has a linear response which is compatible with most of the MIDI devi...

Page 9: ...ips the following information is about the design architecture and how the Studio Logic SL 880 Master Controller operates DEFAULT SETTINGS When your Master Controller is switched on for the first time...

Page 10: ...of this key board THE BIG LAYER Set all three ZONES to the same range of notes and assign each of them to three similar String patches or three similar Piano patches Try two piano patches and a strin...

Page 11: ...pplication Using the BANK SELECT feature get to those often useful and alternate patches not stored in the first 127 patch positions on your synth Live application Use the 4 zones to set up three diff...

Page 12: ...BLANK PATCH PARAMETER CHART Model SL 880 Studio Logic Master Controller...

Page 13: ...BLANK PATCH PARAMETER CHART Model SL 880 Studio Logic Master Controller...

Page 14: ...CITY COURVES The following charts are graphic displays of the ZONE specific SHAPE velocity curves They are here to help you conceptualize and understand how these CURVES affect the dynamic response of...

Page 15: ...olo Strings 46 Pizzicato Strings 47 Harp 48 Timpani 49 Strings 50 Slow Strings 51 Synth Strings 1 52 Synth Strings 2 53 Choir Aahs 54 Voice Oohs 55 Synth Voice 56 Orchestra Hit 57 Trumpet 58 Trombone...

Page 16: ...use I see the MIDI indicator light up when I play but I hear nothing POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Make sure the VOLUME PEDAL is up Make sure your sound modules audio outputs are connected properly to your mixer...

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