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SL Controllers

 by Studiologic®

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Setup parameters

The SL offers a special function to organize your Programs in 
Groups, in order to list in the same Group various Programs, 
corresponding to a specific task, song or project. The same 
Program can be associated to more Groups, allowing to opti-
mize the internal memory and avoid duplicating Programs, if 
they can be used for more projects.

To select or program a Group, wivthin the 12 avaiable ones, 
press the main Encoder down or up until the Group section 
is selected, then scroll the various Groups with the Encoder; 
when a Group is selected, only the Programs of the selected 
Group will be shown, in the sequence stored in the Group.

NOTE

It is always possible to skip 
the Groups selection, by set-
ting the Groups to the empty 
position, shown on the 
display as GROUP --------

How to create a new Group or edit existing one

BEAT - LESS
ROAD - STONES
HAPPY

BIRTHDAY
THE BOSS

GROUP:

 NAME:
 PROGRAM LIST

 THE BOSS

THE BOSS

GROUP: THE BOSS

PROGRAM LIST:

002 CONCERT GRAND

003 EP MARK I

007 JAZZ SETUP

022 PIANO + ORGAN

009 SYNTH SETUP

  MOVE UP
  MOVE DOWN
  DELETE

Press the IN button when the 
Group section is selected and 
then choose a Group within 
the list, moving the Encoder 
down or up.
Press IN to enter in the 
GROUP EDIT page.

Now you can edit the Group 
name and the associated 
Programs.
To edit the associated 
Programs, select PROGRAM 
LIST and press IN.

To add or change a Program 
to the Group, scroll them with 
the Encoder and click on it to  
open the popup menù that 
allows to MOVE UP, MOVE 
DOWN or DELETE a Program 
within the 30 assignable 
ones.

Programmable GROUPS

1

SOUND

VOL 122

A0 / F#2

P001 SL 88 STUDIO

GROUP --------

INSTRUMENT

2

SOUND

VOL 096

G3 / Db4

INSTRUMENT

3

SOUND

VOL 101

B7 / C8

INSTRUMENT

4

SOUND

VOL 124

A0 / F#2

INSTRUMENT

Summary of Contents for SL88 STUDIO

Page 1: ...Rev 20190627 USER MANUAL ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...r moisture Never place containers with liquid on the unit Do not use the unit near water swimming pool ba thtub or wet basement If the unit is moved from a cold place to a warm room condensation may o...

Page 3: ...t Declarations Appendix Keyboard Zones Delivery includes Working explanation Power connections Inputs MIDI IN OUT USB Control panel Programmable Sticks HOME Display Program Selection Edit Programmable...

Page 4: ...re flexible and user s friendly by the computer Editor that will be downloadable from our official sites Let us start with an overview of the functions of the SL Keyboard The SL Controllers offer the...

Page 5: ...Db4 INSTRUMENT 3 SOUND VOL 101 B7 C8 INSTRUMENT 4 SOUND VOL 124 A0 F 2 INSTRUMENT GLOBAL SYSTEM PANIC MAIN TRASPOSE RESTORE STICK CALIBRATION VERSION 00 V P001 SL 88 STUDIO STORE UNDER NAME ZONE EDIT...

Page 6: ...us 1 multi functions You can connect compatible Switch pedals for the related functions to Pedal 1 and 2 a dedicated Volume Expression Pedal to the Pedal 3 input and one of the compatible pedals in th...

Page 7: ...left right 3 Main buttons Home back to main view In Out buttons to navigate within all pages 3 Programmable Sticks All Edit Pages can be selected in the same way up down with the Encoder s positional...

Page 8: ...lected you can immediately control the Volume 000 127 1 SOUND VOL 122 A0 F 2 P001 SL 88 STUDIO GROUP SAGA SETUP INSTRUMENT 2 SOUND VOL 096 G3 Db4 INSTRUMENT 3 SOUND VOL 101 B7 C8 INSTRUMENT 4 SOUND VO...

Page 9: ...ters numbers area and select them by clicking the encoder or rotate the encoder to se lect the letters and numbers ZONE EDIT refer to the related chapter at page 29 MERGE SOURCE To select the source...

Page 10: ...osition shown on the display as GROUP How to create a new Group or edit existing one BEAT LESS ROAD STONES HAPPY BIRTHDAY THE BOSS GROUP NAME PROGRAM LIST THE BOSS THE BOSS GROUP THE BOSS PROGRAM LIST...

Page 11: ...3 TRANSPOSE 4 12 12 SEMITONES OCTAVE 3 3 PEDAL 1 selectable functions PEDAL 2 selectable functions PEDAL 3 selectable functions Page 4 PEDAL 4 special functions STICK 1 X selectable functions STICK 1...

Page 12: ...s until you find the page related to the Sticks programming Select one of the sticks press IN again and enter in the pro gramming page where all available Stick s functions are li sted for both the ho...

Page 13: ...case of real need saving all your programs before restoring the unit STICKS CALIBRATION In the first page the 3 sticks icons are blue and you can verify the actual range by moving them all the way al...

Page 14: ...ill allow to increment or decrement the current Program PED1 2 EXT with this setting the SL will send and receive the Data Increment and Data Decrement controls via USB in allowing to control the main...

Page 15: ...rip tions and instructions To enter in Upgrade Mode turn the instrument ON keeping the IN button pressed SL Editor The SL Editor is a dedicated Software Applications that will be downloadable from our...

Page 16: ...nvalid if the device is modified without approval This product is manufactured according to the 2002 95 EC directive The purpose of this EC Directive 2003 108 EC is as a first priority the prevention...

Page 17: ...SL88 Studio by Studiologic 17 Appendix Appendix SL88 GRAND SL88 STUDIO SL73 STUDIO...

Page 18: ...ion 320 x 240 User Interface Rotating Encoder 4 navigation controls 1 function switch Function buttons IN OUT HOME Inputs 4 pedals 2 switch 1 continuous 1 multi Connections MIDI In Out1 Out 2 USB Midi...

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