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ENSONIQ ASR-10 Musician's Manual (391 pages)
Brand:
ENSONIQ
| Category:
Synthesizer
| Size: 1.09 MB
Table of Contents
Rear Panel Connections
13
About Memory
25
MIDI Parameters
48
Programming Effects
93
Single Function Effect Mixer
94
About Env
215
Lfo Depth
222
What Is a Song
230
Creating a New Sequence
235
Song Tracks
246
Disk Functions
314
MIDI System Exclusive Recorder
330
MIDI Connections
346
Song Position Pointers
356
MIDI Implementation Chart
384
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ENSONIQ ASR-10 Musician's Manual (154 pages)
Brand:
ENSONIQ
| Category:
Recording Equipment
| Size: 2.55 MB
Table of Contents
Read this First
2
Table of Contents
5
Introduction
11
What's New in 3.0
11
Load Akai and Roland Sampled Sounds Via SCSI
11
Audio Track Settings Saved with Global Parameters
11
Automatic Preparation of Audio Tracks
11
What's New in 2.5
11
New DAT Backup/Restore Command
11
What's New in 2.0
11
Audio Track Recording Capability
11
Additional 44.1 Khz Effect Algorithms
11
Support for the Optional DI-10 Digital I/O Interface
12
What's New in 1.5
12
The ENTER PLAYS KEY Function
12
Notes
12
Backing up the O.S. Disk
13
Instrument, Bank & Preset Parameters
15
New Command/Instrument Pages
15
Import Non-Asr Sounds
15
How to Use the IMPORT NON-ASR SOUNDS Command
15
How to Import Akai Samples
16
How to Import Roland Samples
20
Helpful Hints for Importing Non-ASR Sounds
23
Memory Limitations
23
Layer Limitations
24
Akai
24
Roland
24
Selecting Key Ranges for Importing
25
Roland Filter Resonance
25
Final Suggestions
25
New System*MIDI Parameters
27
Enterplayskey
27
Using the ENTER PLAYS KEY Parameter
27
Systememidi Parameters
27
Dat Backup/Restore
29
What Does DAT BACKUP/RESTORE Do
29
When Should You Use DAT BACKUP/RESTORE
29
Please Note the Following
30
Sample DAT Labels
31
DAT Case Label
31
Example of a DAT Tape Label
31
Backup Times for Various SCSI Storage Devices
32
What You Need to Get Started
32
Set up
33
SCSI Review
33
DAT Settings
34
ENSONIQ ASR-10 Version 3 Operating System
34
Dat Backup
34
Get Set
34
You're Ready
34
Select the DAT BACKUP Command
35
Go Ahead
35
Proceed with the VERIFY Command
38
Dat Restore
39
Dat Verify
40
User Retry
41
DATA NOT FOUND During RETRY
41
A Note about Humidity and Your DAT Machine
41
Configure Audio Tracks
42
Audio Track Recording
43
Give It a Try! - an Audio Track Tutorial
43
Load the Audio Track Tutorial Bank and Play the Song
43
Select the Sequence for Recording
43
Set-Up for Recording a Ramtrack
44
Play Along with the Sequence
44
Record Your First Ramtrack
45
Audition Your Ramtrack Recording
45
Press Play and Enjoy
45
Master Directly to DAT
45
Save Your Work
45
Using the SAVE SONG + ALL SEQS Command
46
About Saving the Bank
47
Saving the Bank
47
How Audio Track Recording Works
48
Differences between Audio Track Recording and Sampling
48
Methods of Recording Audio Tracks
48
Types of Audio Tracks
49
Sequence Audio Tracks
49
Song Audio Tracks
50
All about Memory
51
Ramtracks (Audio Recorded into RAM)
51
Internal RAM Memory a N D Slmms
51
Disktracks (Audio Recorded to a SCSI Storage Device)
51
Memory Fragmentation
51
Memory-To-Recording Time - Conversion Table
51
RAM Buffers
51
Preparing to Record Audio Tracks
52
Selecting the System Sample Rate
52
To Select the Sample Rate
52
Configuring Audio Tracks for Ramtrack or Disktrack Recording
53
How to Configure the ASR-10 for Ramtrack Recording
53
Understanding Temporary Record Files (REC FILE)
55
Resizing Temporary Record Files to Zero Blocks
55
Deleting Temporary Record Files
55
Auditioning Disktracks
56
About Syncing Audio Tracks to MIDI Clocks
56
When Does the System Automatically Reconfigure for Ramtracks
56
Resampling Audio Track Playback
57
How to Disable Audio Track Recording and Playback
57
Step Three Choosing a Record Source
58
Or 2 Inputs
58
Using the Audio Track Buttons to Select and Monitor Audio Tracks
58
About the INPUT DRY and DIGITAL Signal Chain Routing
59
About the MAIN-OUT Signal Chain Routing (for Bounce-Down)
61
Preparing Audio Tracks
62
Preparing the Audio Tracks for Recording and Playback
62
How to Prepare Song Audio Tracks
63
Audio Tracks in "Chain Play
63
Principles of Audio Track Recording
64
Which Track Is Selected7
64
Tie the Jack to the Track
64
Recording the First Audiosample
65
Overdubbing
65
Recording over an Audio Track
65
Punching in on an Audio Track
65
General Punch-In & out Rules
65
Amalgamation
66
Punch-In Cases for Audio Track Overdubbing
66
Punching in on Copied Sequences
70
Recording Different Audio Tracks to Copied Sequences
70
Punching in on a Copied Audio Track Without Affecting the Original
70
Bounce-Down
71
Audio Track Bounce-Down Rules - Recording the MAIN-OUT
71
2-To-1 Bounce-Down
72
2-To-2 Bounce-Down
72
Notes on Bounce-Down
72
Song Audio Track Mixdown
73
Recording Audio-MIX and Audio-Pan Information
73
How to Filter Audio Mixdown Events
73
Audio Track Storage
74
Saving
74
Where Is Everything Stored
74
Using the SAVE SONG + ALL SEQS Command
74
About Saving the Bank
76
Saving the Bank
76
Backing up SCSI Storage Devices Containing Disktracks
76
Loading
77
Loading Foreign Sequences into the Current SONG + ALL SEQS (Project) File
77
Loading Multi-Disk Song Files
77
Automatic Preparation of Audio Tracks
78
Deleting
79
To Delete a RAM Audiosample
79
Auto-Configuring for Disktracks Upon Booting
80
How to Auto-Configure for Disktracks
81
Sequencer and Audio Track Parameters
83
New Sequencer Parameters
83
Song Atrk Rec
83
Mu-E Atrks in Rec
83
Erase All Audiosamples
83
Set Song Atrk Playback
84
How Existing Sequence Commands Affect Audio Tracks
85
How Audio Tracks Function in Command and Edit Modes
86
New (Audio) Track Parameters
87
Atrk Playback Status
87
How Edit/(Audio) Track, MIX and PAN Parameters Work with Version 3 O
87
Asmi'lname
88
Copy Audio Track
89
Erase Audio Track
90
Si-Ift Audio Track
91
Rename Audiosample
92
To Recover an Orphaned Audiosample
92
Audio Sample Info
93
Filter Audio Events
94
System Optimization Tips
95
Application Notes to Improve Performance
95
Audiosample Specs
95
Troubleshooting
97
About the Cancel*No Button
97
Error/Informational Messages (in Alphabetical Order)
97
Effect Parameters
101
44 Khz Effect Descriptions and Variations
101
44Ddl+Ch+Rev
103
44Ddl+Chorus
104
44Dlylfo+Rev
105
44Eq+Ddl+Cho
106
44Param Eq
106
44Roto+Revrb
112
Additional Effect Parameters
116
SP-3 SCSI Interface Manual
117
Introduction
117
What Is SCSI
117
Quick Set-Up Guide
117
Getting Started
118
First, a few Important Notes
118
What about Cables
118
SCSI Terminators
119
Connecting Your ASR-10 to a SCSI Storage Device
119
SCSI System Set-Ups and Termination Requirements
120
Setting the SCSI Device ID Number
121
Notes for Macintosh Computer Users
122
Booting up with SCSI Storage Device(S) Connected
122
ASR-10 Commands for Use with Storage Devices
123
Selecting the Storage Device
123
Note for Macintosh Computer Users
123
Formatting a SCSI Storage Device
123
To Format a SCSI Storage Device
124
Updating the Operating System on a SCSI Storage Device
125
Booting from a SCSI Storage Device
125
SCSI Storage Device Vs. Floppy Drive
126
Managing Disk Files
127
File Types
127
File Numbers
127
Directories
128
What Is a Directory
128
Directory Commands
129
To Enter or Move down into a Directory from the Front Panel
129
To Exit from or Move Back up from a Directory
129
Creating a New Directory
129
Deleting a Directory
130
Directory Recommendations
130
File Paths
131
Bank Files
131
Direct-Macrostm
132
What Is a Direct-Macro
132
Loading a Macro File
133
Creating a M a C R
133
Invoking a M a C R
133
Saving a Macro File
133
Transferring Files from a Floppy Disk to a SCSI Storage Device
134
Transferring Banks from a Floppy Disk to a SCSI Storage Device
134
Important Note about Transferring Banks
135
Moving Sounds between Directories
135
Getting the Best Performance from Your SCSI Storage Device
136
Advice about Using SCSI Storage Devices
136
SCSI Troubleshooting
137
Error Messages
137
Final Thoughts
137
Limited Warranty for the
138
Digital I/O Manual
139
What Is the DI-10 Digital I/O Interface
139
About the Digital Input
139
Starting to Record
141
Normalizing Gain
142
Default Output Routings
142
About the Digital Output
142
DI-10 Appendix
143
Copyrighted Material
143
Limited Warranty for the
144
Glossary of Terms
145
ENSONIQ ASR-10 Service Manual (84 pages)
Ensoniq ASR Electronic Keyboard Service Manual
Brand:
ENSONIQ
| Category:
Electronic Keyboard
| Size: 1.55 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Important Things to Know
5
Known Areas of Concern
5
Avoid Damage from ESD (Electrostatic Discharge)
5
Simms
5
What Simms to Use
5
Figure 1 - Note the Single Jumper above the Simm Slots
6
How to Tell Which Rev Board You Have
6
What Changed
6
Figure 3 - Rear View of Panasonic Disk Drive
7
Testing the Disk Drive
7
Transporting a Unit
7
What Disks to Use
7
Figure 4 - Correct Sony 420-L Jumper Settings
8
Unit Sounds Distorted
8
Customer Thinks the Unit Is Broken
9
Fuses
9
ASR Case (Avoid Stripping Screws)
10
Figure 5 - Correct Tool for Removing Cables
10
High - Retention Force Connectors (Repair Technicians Label)
10
Mechanical Issues
10
Figure 6 - ASR Block Diagram
11
How the Asr Works
11
OEX-6Sr Connector on ASR Keyboard and ASR-88 Caution! Important
11
Communications Path
13
Keyboard and Rack Similarites
13
Figure 7 - Communications Path
14
Troubleshooting
15
Analog Board Regulator Voltages
16
Checking the Power Supply
16
Fuse Ratings
17
Power Supply Voltage Check Points
17
Testing the Power Supply Unloaded
18
Checking the Display
20
Display Self-Test Mode
20
Using Self-Test Mode to Diagnose the Keypad/Display Board
20
Troubleshooting an ASR-10 with no LEDS Lit 1
21
The ASR-10 Keyboard and the KPC Simulator Board
23
Asr-88 Keyboard
24
Key Response Problems
24
Pressure Response Problems
26
Error Messages
27
Figure 14 - ROM and Disk Compatibility
29
3 Headphone Check
39
Keyboard Test
39
4 MIDI Test
39
Asr Test Procedure
39
1 Power up and Load in Sounds
39
6 Disk Check
41
7 Sampling Check
41
8 OEX-6Sr Check
42
Section a - Replacing the Digital Board
45
Figure 1 7 - ASR-10 Digital Board
46
Section B - Replacing the Analog Board
46
Section C - Replacing the Power Supply Board
47
Section D - Replacing the Keypad/Display Board
48
Section E - Replacing the Keyboard (ASR-10)
49
Figure 21- ASR-88 Bracket Locations
50
Section E - Replacing the Keyboard (ASR-88)
50
Section F - Replacing the Digital Jack Board
51
Section G - Replacing the Analog Jack Board
51
Section H - Replacing the Disk Drive
52
Section I - Replacing the Transformer
52
Section J - Replacing the Line Filter
53
Figure 22 - SCSI Board Mounting
54
Section K - Installing and Removing the SCSI Board
54
Section L - Replacing the Digital I/O Option Board
55
Figure 23 - Installing a DI-10 Board into an ASR-10 Keyboard Unit
56
Section M - Replacing the O.S. Eproms
57
Section N - Replacing the Wheel Assembly
58
Figure 24 - ASR-1OR Exploded View
59
Replacing Asr Rack Modules
60
Section a - Replacing the Rack Digital Board
60
Section B - Replacing the Rack Analog Board
61
Section C - Replacing the Rack Power Supply Board
62
Section D - Replacing the Rack Keypad/Display Board
63
Section E - Replacing the Rack KPC Simulator Board
64
Section F - Replacing the Rack Digital Jack Board
64
Section G - Replacing the Rack Analog Jack Board
64
Section H - Replacing the Rack Disk Drive
65
Section I - Replacing the Rack Transformer
66
Section J - Replacing the Rack Line Filter
66
Section K - Replacing the Rack S C S I Board
67
Section L - Replacing the Rack Digital I./O Option Board
67
Figure 25 - Top Side of the ASR-10 Rack PCB Mounting Bracket
68
Figure 26 - Installing a DI-10 Board into an ASR-10 Rack Unit
68
Section M - Replacing the Rack O.S. Eproms
69
Section N - Replacing the Rack OEX-6Sr Board
69
Section 0 - Replacing the P C B Mounting Bracket
70
Figure 27 - SIMM Layout
71
Figure 28 - Board Differences
72
Figure 29 - SIMM Access on the New Rev Board
74
30 - These Are the Only Configurations that will Work Properly
75
Figure
75
Figure 33 SIMM Socket Components
76
Figure 34 - Removing Simms
77
Figure 36 - a Properly Installed SIMM
77
Digital I/O Information
80
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