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3 SECTION NAMES...................................... 4 1. THE CONTROLS...................................... 5 1-1-0 The POWER switch.............................. 5 1-2-0 The OUTPUT section ............................ 5 1-3-0 The VOLTAGE REGISTER section.................. 6 1-4-0 The CONTROL section........................... 7 1-5-0 The CLOCK section.............................. 8 1-6-0 The END STEP section........................... 9 2. EXPERIMENTING WITH THE SEQUENCER................11 2-1-0 Series outputs..................................12 2-2-0 Setting the VOLTAGE REGISTERS.................13 2-3-0 Parallel outputs.................................22 2-4-0 Rhythm.......................................24 2-5-0 External triggering of the sequencer..................29 3. IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY...............................37 3-1-0 Priliminary.....................................37 3-2-0 Sequencer does not run...........................37 3-3-0 No sound......................................37 3-4-0 VOLTAGE REGISTER settings.....................37 THE LAST WORD......................................38 SPECIFICATIONS......................................39 INTRODUCTION Although it is designed as a part of the ROLAND System 100, the Model 104 Sequencer can be used with almost any synthesizer. This manual is divided into two main sections. The first section is a breif survey of the controls and their functions. The second section is a series of experiments designed to help give you a better understanding of the sequencer and how it can be used. If you are not too familiar with sequencers, read quickly through Section 1 first, then try the experiments in Section 2. These experiments should help to clear up any trouble palces. NOTE_____ As in the MODEL 102 EXPANDER UNIT INSTRUCTION MANUAL, "1" means Model 101 Synthesizer elements; "2" means Model 102 Expander Unit elements. Example: VCO-1 = Model 101 Synthesizer VCO VCO-2 = Model 102 Expander Unit VCO L SECTION NAME 1-2-0 1-5-0 END STEP 1-6-0 1-4-0 VOLTAGE REGISTER 1-3-0 ...... Roland SEDUENGEfi ;v:- .;tem-ioo -MODEL.-10*4 — CATr OUTPUTS' « SFRIUS OUTPlfTS' ■vca*-' - ,-ch i' paral! e t output s :ï '^ÊÊSÊ09M 3êèî • • GATt TIME. ; 'oh o n£] O »'1 WÊÈKSfÊM WÊKSÊÊmàâ © -----10 • CLOCK RATE : *i ) I X» One Tftt 11 CH A 0 '{C j} □ REPEAT CH-8 0 ¡XT TRI WPU1 * t I EXT TRIG £XI TRIG CUD FUSE [XI IRK INPUT WPUT OUTPUT ffJPUT 7T\ /\ \l/~ START CONTINUE STOP STEP № m 1 SV 5V tB tHANNEl’-A ‘0‘: m m m m m m m m m -o- -o- -o- -o- -o- -o- -o- tg0fggajjßms ' RANGE* - c ■?* lu • n : EJ m ; m ; mi • nn : s ; on * _ IK' - Roland ^ W"J V SEGUEriCER ' SYSTEM-1 □□ mm, POWER— _M0DEL.-104- ✓ When the POWER switch is turned ON, one or more of the lights on the front panel will light showing that the sequencer is receiving power. 1-2-0 The OUTPUT section The outputs of the sequencer are taken from this section. 1 -2-1 The GATE OUTPUT jacks..... The GATE OUTPUT jacks provide two outputs for the gate pulse generated by the internal clock circuits and used for triggering up to two ADSR's. Each step in the sequence produces one gate pulse. 1-2-2 The SERIES OUTPUT jacks..... The control voltage output of the VOLTAGE REGISTERS (1-3-1) for both channels appears at these jacks in series: Output: A1, A2, A3, -► A10, A11, A12, B1, B2, B3, - B11, B12, A1, etc. A = Channel A control voltages B = Channel B control voltages (See 2-1-0) 1 -2-3 The PARALLEL OUTPUT jacks..... The PARALLEL OUTPUT jacks are used for obtaining two separate control voltages for each step in the sequence. Output: ~CH A: A1, A2, A3, A11, A12, A1, A2, -» A11, A12, A1 + etc CH B: B1, B2, B3, B11, B12, B1, B2, - B11, B12, B1 -(See 2-3-0) ! 1-3-0 The VOLTAGE REGISTER section Fig. 1-3 t>- w №. ÄANCI CHAMEl-A (4. SV tttf ...... fUWlQE . OtÄNNEL-e □ -- El 0 $: --(fc m 0 iW: B 0 ■ ij§ • --•' ¡|||'; a m — -— {3 E — •— s EJ : At: --(è: m E © : — — ■:% El 0 ■ß; --(<&: El 13 --(ë: 13 0 <&: — — (è: E3 13 L 1 1 ' CD 1-3-1 The VOLTAGE REGISTERS_____ The VOLTAGE REGISTERS are the two vertical rows of knobs in the VOLTAGE REGISTER section. They are used for setting the control voltage output for each step in the sequence. (See 2-2-0). 1-3-2 The step lights..... The red lights between the VOLTAGE REGISTERS show which step is in effect at the output jacks. S 1-3-3 The CHANNEL lights..... The two red lights (labled CHANNEL A and CHANNEL B) located above the VOLTAGE REGISTERS show which of the two channels are in effect at the SERIES OUTPUT jacks. (See 2-2-7). 1-3-4 The RANGE switches..... The RANGE switches determine the voltage range covered by the VOLTAGE REGISTERS. When controlling the VCO frequency of a 1 volt per octave synthesizer (such as the System 100), "2.5V” means that the VOLTAGE REGISTERS under that switc...

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