9 Apr
2006
9 Apr
'06
8:56 p.m.
Hello,
I am trying to use S-Disk to create a system disk for
my Roland S760. Though the floppy is 2HD and is
formatted at 720KB, S-Disk is returning the error -
"Floppy is not formatted as DD (Double Density/720KB"
Am I doing something wrong?
Thank you,
Novice
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9 Apr
9 Apr
9:12 p.m.
yeah i had trouble with that at first... if you're in windows and not dos,
go to my computer and then format the disk [to 720] and then try it... if
you've already done that then maybe try another image writing program, you
just need to rename .out to .img
- nate
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Subject: [sgroup] Creating a S760 System Disc
Hello,
I am trying to use S-Disk to create a system disk for
my Roland S760. Though the floppy is 2HD and is
formatted at 720KB, S-Disk is returning the error -
"Floppy is not formatted as DD (Double Density/720KB"
Am I doing something wrong?
Thank you,
Novice
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10 Apr
10 Apr
3:10 a.m.
Am 10.04.2006 um 02:56 schrieb Novice:
I am trying to use S-Disk to create a system disk for
my Roland S760. Though the floppy is 2HD and is
formatted at 720KB, S-Disk is returning the error -
"Floppy is not formatted as DD (Double Density/720KB"
Hmmm...
The S-760 uses 1.4MB floppies (HD). It can read 720k floppies too, at
least those in S-330/550 format. The system disk however is usually
1.4MB, I don't know if 720k is possible here too. As far as I
remember the disk image file has a size of 1.4MB.
I'm not familiar with S-Disk. Perhaps it can be set to 1.4M somewhere?
Ingo
13 Apr
13 Apr
6:55 p.m.
New subject: S760 midi CCs
of course the manual isn't an easy read, and kind of confusing... and the
goddamn pdf scan that roland has for download is missing five+ pages out of
the appendix
can anyone tell me if the patch common TVFs or TVAs are controllable by midi
CCs at all? really i just want to control cutoff/res via midi... thanks for
any help!
- nate
14 Apr
14 Apr
9:14 a.m.
New subject: S760 midi CCs
Am 14.04.2006 um 00:55 schrieb NATE!:
can anyone tell me if the patch common TVFs or TVAs
are
controllable by midi
CCs at all? really i just want to control cutoff/res via midi...
Volume and filter cutoff can be controlled via CCs. Go to Patch/
Control (assuming you have a CRT monitor). In the lower half of the
screen there's a modulation matrix. Here you can set the sensitivity
for (Pitch) Bender, Aftertouch and Ctrl controlling TVF (cutoff
frequency) and TVA (volume).
The controller source "Ctrl" can be assigned to any MIDI CC# from 0
to 95 in the upper half of the screen.
Filter resonance cannot be controlled directly via MIDI CC. As a
workaround, I once layered several patches with different resonance
settings (otherwise they were identical), and crossfaded between them.
Ingo
3:31 p.m.
New subject: S760 midi CCs
Volume and filter cutoff can be controlled via CCs. Go
to Patch/
Control (assuming you have a CRT monitor). In the lower half of the
screen there's a modulation matrix. Here you can set the sensitivity
for (Pitch) Bender, Aftertouch and Ctrl controlling TVF (cutoff
frequency) and TVA (volume).
The controller source "Ctrl" can be assigned to any MIDI CC# from 0
to 95 in the upper half of the screen.
Filter resonance cannot be controlled directly via MIDI CC. As a
workaround, I once layered several patches with different resonance
settings (otherwise they were identical), and crossfaded between them.
THANKS!
yeah i've finally got making multipatches down and basic sample editing, but
still haven't had a chance to do synth work [which is weird since that's ALL
i did when i had my korg dss-1, but then again that was probably more
intuitive as a synth while the s760 is better as a straight up sampler].
anyway, thanks, i hadn't noticed that option before! resonance shouldn't
really be a problem - i'll just set it at that sweet spot and sweep the
filter until it hits and WHAM sampler acid :D
now lets pray that the eight hour flight i'm taking my s760 on won't fuck
everything up!
- nate
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