OBOSsSS Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of the BOSS SP-505 Groove Sampling Workstation. Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled: + USING THE UNIT SAFELY (page 2-3) + IMPORTANT NOTES (page 4-5) ‘These sections provide important information concerning the proper operation of the unit. ‘Additionally, in order to feel assured that you have gained a ‘good grasp of every feature provided by your new unit, ‘Owner's manual should be read in its entirety. The manual should be saved and kept on hand as a convenient reference. IN Printing Conventions in This Manual «Text or numerals enclosed in square brackets [_] indicate buttons. [PLAY] PLAY button (REC] REC button «+ Reference such as (p. ™) indicate pages In this manual to which ‘you ean refer. ‘A rights reserved. No pat of his publizaon may be reproduced in any form without the writen permission of BOSS CORPORATION,ING THE UNIT SAFELY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS ‘About 2S WARNING and Ai CAUTION Notices ‘About the Symbols ‘Used for instructions intended to alert] The A symbal alers the user to important instractions| the user to the risk of death or severe lor warnings:The specific meaning of the symbol i AXWARNING |e ee oe oe ‘determined, by. the design contained within. the rary should the unit be used) | A nas ofthe le i sed wproperty. ‘general cautions, warnings, or alerts ta danger. Used for inaction fended wo det Te © symbol lr he ser ters tat ma ver the user tek of ry rari] | [EDS rae Trlr) the spt i at Seen near ceeeLe a @ | must not be done ts Indicated by the ‘design, contained | A Improperly [within the circle. In the case of the symbol at left. it CAUTION | « Mistrial damage refers to damage oF means that the unit must never be disassembled, other adverse effects caused with fespect to the home afd all” ss furnishings, as well to domestic animals of pets. ‘The @ symbol alens the user to things that must be carried out. The specific thing that must be done Is indicated by the dasign contained within tho circle. In the case ofthe symbol at left, ermeans that the power cord plug must be unplugged from the outlet. ------ ALWAYS OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING «-+:002-0-0-2-00-s0soe ANWARNING + Rese oe onthe AC apo supp wh QA © thet is, make sre tne ine votage athe Intalaon aches tpt longest on ~ the AC adn ody OAC asap ay tavesiliog poy arte dg ra Sitar vag so ht oe ol re Garege nate or dec sho & AXWARNING + efore using this unit, make sure to read the {structions below, and the Owner's Manu [SoA STINT Recenter eee Scenics ochre eae Degree rai ) ee aennene patentee : “HEE ed aces cea Serna Tas era ota = etic eee eres ere a) + Do not excessively twist or bend the power cord, ror place heavy objects oni. Doing so can damage the cord, producing severed elements and short dreults. Damaged cords are fire and shock hazards! QO @: + Never use or store the unit in places that are: + Subject to tomperature extremes (og. direct ‘sunlight in an enclosed vehicle, near a heating ‘duct on top of heat generating equipment; oF + Damp (eg, baths, washrooms, an wet floors): + Humid; or are 1 Exposed tratn + Dustysorare + Subject to high levels of vibration, ‘+ Make sure you always have the unt placed sols level and sure to remain sable. Never place st on stands that could wobble, or on inclined surfaces. 8 long period of time ata high volume level, or at 2 lovel that s uncomfortable Ifyou experience any hearing loss or ringing Inthe ears, you should Immediately stop using the unl, and consult an audiologist + Do notallow any objects (eg. flammable material, coins, pins; or iquids of any kind (water, soft drinks, ete) to penetrate the unt. © 8AXWARNING AX caution: + Immediately turn the power off remove the AC. ‘adaptor fom the outlet, and request servicing by your retailer, the nearest Roland Service Center, or ‘an authorized Roland distributor, as listed on the “Information” page wher: + Tho AC adaptor, the power-supply cord, or the plug has been damaged: or + Objecis have fallen into, or qu has been spilled onto the unit; or + The unit has been exposed to rain (or otherwise ‘has become wet) or + Thountt does not appear to operate normally or ‘exhibits a marked change n performance + Imhouscholds with smal children, an adult should provide supervision unt the child is ‘capable of following all the rules essential for the safe operation ofthe unt + Protect the unit from strong impact Donor drop tt) + Donat force the unit's power-supply cord to share ‘an outlet with an unreasonable number of ocher devices. Be especialy careful when using ‘extension cords—the total power used by all Tn this case, set this to G. ads correspond to keys as fllows. o ooo BUH aMEE) 1. Tumon the POWER switch ofthe SP-505. Press CURSOR |] to move the cursor to*Pitch Bank.” 2. Press PAD BANK\. Use the VALUE dial to seleet the pitch bank. ‘A istof the pad banks willbe displayed, Pitch Bank: 1,2 10. To execute the Pitch funetlon, press [FI] (EXECUTE). ‘To cancel, press [F2] (CANCEL) o [EXIT] Pads (2)-8] wall light automatialy, and wil play the ‘sample at diferent pitches. * Tes nt posite w play ptebes with samples of ke Pech bank 3. Select the pad bank, Sean For thls example, press pad [4] to select PRESET BANK Processing Data. 4 — ‘4. Press the pad of the sample that you want use to play pitches. * Depending onthe volume ofthe eiginalsarmple, the sound Far this example, press pad [14 may distort if you use the Pit fancon In this case, lower ee the volume ofthe orginal sample (p44; “Adjusting the volume of sample") + Wie the depayindeates “Processing Data...” you can pres [F3] (CANCEL) to abort the operation. Ifthe pltch bank (1 2) already contains samples, a message (of “OK to Overvrste?” wll appear. Iss ot change the samples ofthe pltch bank, pres [F1} (YES). To cancel ress FF2I (NO). 27* When you play ptches using a simple, unwanted space may ‘occur atthe beginning ar end af the sound. After the Plich Function execute, Settings will be made autumattaly, so only the necessary potion is sounded, Iyou want to make ne adjustments, refer to *Spetying the starvend poles of he sound (Oniting unwanted portions)” (p46) roe ‘Naver turnoff the power while the “Keep Power On!™ lay indates| 28Chapter 1. Playing samples from the pads What are the 32 pad banks? ‘A group of 16 samples assigned tothe pads ofthe front panel {s called a “pad bank” ‘There ae a total of 32 pad banks, allowing you tousea ‘maximum of 506 samples. Refer top. 30, “Switching pad banks* Pad banks 1-4 Pad banks 1-4 ofthe SP.505 contain preset samples, These preset samples cannot be erased, Pad banks 5-12 Ordinary samples can be stored in these banks Pad banks 13-16 ‘The SP-505 has “Chop” (p. 26.51) and “Pitch” (p. 27,58) funetlons that proces a sample in spectal ways. Samples that are newly created by these functions are sored in specal pad banks reserved for these purposes Pad banks 13 and 14 (Chop banks 1 and 2): ‘These banks are used to store samples created by the “Chop” function Pad banks 15 and 16 (Pitch banks 1 and 2): “These banks are used to store samples created by the *Piteh” function. + Ordinary sampling cannot be cari out with respect othe chop banks or plch banks. About pad banks 17-32 (Card banks 1-16) ‘These banks are for saving samples on a memory card, Basic ways to play samples When you press apa, the sample assigned to that pad will sound, You can also playa sample by pressing a pedal switch (- 5; sold separately) connected athe FOOTSW jack (p14) In this ease, you must spetfy which ofthe seen samples willbe played (79. "The SP-505 able to play samples that wee recorded by | the $P303. 1. On the SP-303, sample into bank C or D (memory card), | 2. Insertthe memory card containing the samples into the SP.505. i ‘3. Change the SP-505's pad bank to 17 (p.30) A, Pressapad. ‘You wall hear the sound that was sampled on the SP- 30. * fan $P.308 memory cards used inthe SP-505, the SP- 55's om les may be saved on the memory card This | wll doce the avalable ameunt of space cn the memory ead, iThe number of samples that can be played simultaneously A total of eght sounds, including those played back by a ‘song/ patter and those played from the pads. canbe played simultaneously. Fach stereo Semple counts as two sounds. If more than eight pads are pressed, the sample of the lst pressed pad wil be piven prorty and will sound, and the ‘sample of «pad you pressed earler will stop sounding. ‘Samples whose phrase «ype is set to Phrase (p. 45) will ake prlority over Single samples, Switching the pad bank Switching the pad accent ‘You can adjust the volume at which a pad wall sound when you press it + The pad acon setting not remembered, I reverts to 127 ‘ach time the pref turned on. 141. Press PAD ACCENT]. Pad Accent + MINE 4. Press [PAD BANK. Alistof pad banks wil appear. The numberof the ‘currently selected pad bank will be highlighted PRESET BANKS PRESET. BANKS 2. Use the VALUE dial to select a pad bank, Pad banks 1-16 can be selected drecly by pressing pads [n}-{16). To select number 17 or late, turn the VALUE ao sclct the pad bank, and press [ENTER] t0 ‘confirm your selection ‘The selected pad bank will appear in the display. rae rcs: teen * Pad banks 17-32 afr the memary car. They cannot be sete ifa memory card fs nt inserted. 2. Use the VALUE dial to adjust the accent. Range: 1-127 [F1] (HIGH sets the secant wo 127 [F2] (MIDDLE) sets the aceent 1 100. TFS) (LOW) sets the accent to 80 8. Press [EXIT], [SONG or [PIN] to return tothe Play Using the Hold function to play samples By using the Hold function, you can make a sample continue sounding even after you release your finger from its pad. ‘This s convenient when you want to continuously play a looped phrase sample, However, even in this case, 11s not possible ta exceed the limitation of eight skmultancous notes. * Hold is val only fr samples that are set to Gate playback. ‘The Hold function wil not work or samples that are et to “Trigger playback or Drum playback (se Section below) 4. Pressa pad toplay asample. 2. While the sample is playing, press HOLD] before you remove your finger from the pad. Hild will be turned on forthe pad, and the sample will ‘continue playing even after you remove your Anger from the pad. 3. Ifyou once again press the pad that is sounding, or ‘press [HOLD], the sound wl stop. ‘+ When you press [HOLD once agen al sands tha were bing ld wil stop. 30Changing how the sample sounds or stops (Pad Play) ‘You can select one ofthe following Pad Play setings to specify how the sample will play when you pres a pad. TRIG (trigger): ‘The sound will start when you press the pad, and continue ‘even after you release the pad. Press the pad once again to stop the sound. cat ‘The sound wall star when you press the pad, and stop when you release the pad. DRUM: ‘The sound val start whan you press the pad, and wal stop ‘automaticaly tthe End Point (p. 4) of the sample. + you sleet “DRUM,” the lop settings (ee iter below) wll ‘be goad, an! the sample wil play only once. This ating i sultablefr playing phases from 2 MIDI drum pad or siallar cantrolle {DRUM ts slctd, te sound canat be interrupted, so be ‘careful when using this setting for an extremal long sample. 41. Press the pad ofthe sample for which you want to make settings. 2. Press [WAVE EDIT. 3. Use CURSOR (U] [] tomove the cursor to the *Pad Play" line, ‘4, Use the VALUE dial to select either “TRIG; ‘or DRUM: (© tfyou want to make settings for another sample tn the ‘samo pad bank, press the pad for that sample and repeat steps 3 and 4 (© tfyou want to make settings fora sample in a diferent ‘pad bank, swatch the pad bank (p. 30, pross the pad for ‘that sample, and repeat steps 3 and 4. Press [EXIT], [SONG or [PTN} to return tothe Play ‘GATES Looping the sound (Loop Mode) “Looping” refers to making the sample continue playing repeatedly from he beginning (Star Poin) othe end (End Poin). On the SP-S05 you can erate basi rhythms by looping samples. For each sample, you can selec one ofthe following settings (Loop Mode) OFF: Don'tIaop ON: Loop (from the Start Potnt to the End Pots) 41. Press the pad ofthe sample for which you want to smake settings. 2. Press IWAVEEDITI. 3. Press CURSOR [ [1] to move the cursor tothe “Loop Mode ine. Panrot Pad Play tBor nade ‘Use the VALUE dial to select “OFF or “ON If you want to make settings for another sample n the samme pad bank, press the pad forthe sample that you ‘want to set, and perform steps 3 and 4 (© Ifyou want to make settings fora sample ina diferent pad bank, change pad banks (p. 30, press the pad forthe sample that you want to set, and perform steps Sand 4 ‘5. Press [EXIT], [SONG]. or [PTN] to return tthe Play ron ‘Never tur off the power while the display indicates “Keep Power On!" 31Playing a sample backward (Reverse Playback) “Reverse playback” plays @ sample backward, producing the effect similar to when a ape splayed in the reverse direction, For each sample, you can select one ofthe fllowing reverse setungs. OFF: Don't reverse on: Reverse 1. Press the pad of the sample for which you want to ‘make settings. 2. Press [WAVE EDIT, 3. Use CURSOR [!] [7] to move the cursor to the "Reverse" line, Gan FSG Pac Play 2 TRIG| CBee" node Reverses 2 ‘A. Use the VALUE dial to select “OFF or ON" (© Ifyou want to make settings for another sample in the ‘same pad bank, press the pad for the sample that you ‘Want to set, and perform steps 3 and 4 © Ifyou want to make settings for a sample Ina different pad bank, switch pad banks (p. 30), press the pad for the ‘sample that you want to set and perform steps 3 and 4 ‘5. Press [EXIT], [SONG], or [PTN] to return tothe Play ‘Never turn off the power while the display indleates "Keep Power On!" 32 Playing an audio input signal (EXT Source) Even without sampling, the SP-S05 ets you use a pad to control an intemal input sound, and start/stop the sound and spply ffecs inthe same way as a sample 4. Connect a CD player or mic. ‘Connect your CD player to the LINE IN jacks, or your ‘mic tothe MIC jack * tis not possble to use digital input (COAXIAL/OPTICAL _Jcks) as an EXT sour. 2. Press [SOURCE SELECT to select the Input Select elther LINE IN or MIC, depending onthe cks to ‘which you connected your CD player oF mic. ‘3. When you press [EXT SOURCE}, getting it to light, the ‘external input source will be hese. ‘When you press [EXT SOURCE] once again to make t go dark, the external Input source will no longer be heard, 4. Use the REC LEVEL knob to adjust the volume.Adjusting the EXT source settings ‘You can change the following settings forthe EXT source. Type MONO: ThoL-ch and Reh signals from LINE IN willbe ‘mixed, and output to LINE OUT. STEREO: — TheLch and Reh signals from LINE IN willbe ‘uiput te LINE OUT Leh and Reh respectively. Level 0-127 ‘Adjusts the volume, Panpot LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT LEFT: Panthesound to OUTPUT. CENTER: Pan thescund tothe center. RIGHT: —_Panthe ound to OUTPUTR, ‘IF Type ts st to STEREO, the Panpot setting wil be ignore. Pad Play TRIG, GATE TRIG: Thesound wil begin playing when you press the pad, and stop when you press the pad once again. ‘The sound will play only while you hold down the pad. 1. Press [EXT SOURCE} 2, Press [WAVE EDIT. 3. Use CURSOR [7] to move the cursor tothe ‘parameter whose setting you want to adjust. A. Use the VALUE dial to adjust the setting. ‘5. Press [EXIT], [SONG or [PTN] to return tothe Play ron ‘Never turn off the power while the display indicates “Keep Power On!" Changing the BPM of a sample You can change the BPM of «sampled phrase. 4. Sample a phrase (a one or two measure portion of a song). ZT "Recording a sample”: p. 22 2. Press the pads to play the sampled phrase. 3. Press [BPM ADJUST], 4. Use the VALUE dial to adjust Play BPM. ‘The BPM of the currently playing phras will chang. ‘You can also pross CURSOR [-1] and adjust the setng fn, BPM steps. * You can press [F1} INIT BPM) to return tothe orginal BPM. '5. Press [EXIT], [SONG], or [PTN} 1 return tothe Play + Ie Play Type setting forthe semple is set to SINGLE, Its ‘ot posible to change the BPM. Change the Play Type to PHRASE. (9.45) * Tets not poster change the BPM Ifthe sample set to ‘reverse playback. Turn Reverse OFF. (p 45) Ifthe samples sharer than apprximately 200 ms, changes in [BPM wil noe be efit. 33Chapter 2. Using the internal effects + You can have any one effect turned on ata given time. Multiple effects cannot be on simultaneously. {you do want to use mulpeaffets ona sample, o Ifyou eed to havea diferent elect applied to each ndtv efet, ‘hen use “resampling.” Resampling allows you to use sample that has lcs added tot sa new sample For mare detaled Information refer to Resampling samples (Resampling)” (p. 42), * The effec settings are not remembered when the power is turned off Selecting pads to which effects are applied (FX Assign) By using the FX Assign function you can apply an elec to ‘multiple pads, or turn the effect on/off for each pad. 41. Press [FX ASSIGN} 2. Press the pads to tur the effect on/off, Pressing [F1] (ALL ON/OFF) will turn the effect on/off forthe pads ofall 32 pad banks. Pressing [F2] (BANK ON/OFF) wil tur the effect on/ off for the 16 pads ofthe currently selected pad bank. You can press [EXT SOURCE to apply the effect to the external input sound. ‘You cam also switch the pad bank by turning the VALUE dal “Theat wt not be used (white) ‘That wa be used back) {Wo same assigned (dot tine) * You canals use FX ASSIGN] bore the eect actually apple, to select pod to which te ft wil apy. * When you use VINYL SIMULATOR, NOISE (GENERATOR, or RADIO TUNING, he sound ofthe efit (ous) wl be curpat agar of he EX asin stags ‘3. When you have finished making settings, press [EXIT] Selecting the pad that will be the effect synchronization source (SYNC SOURCE) ‘The delay and slicer effects can be synchronized to the BPM, (© About BPM synchronization for delay and slicer Song/pattern playback in progress: ‘Synchronized tothe BPM of the song or pattern Song/pattern playback stopped: ‘Synchronized ta the BPM of the sample * The BPM ofthe sample can be viewed n “SAMPLE BPM" In the Wave Bat screen (0. 4) ‘Here we will specify the sample (pad) that i tobe the syne source while song/pattern playback is stopped, 41. Press [FX ASSIGN]. ECaCE SSGSk eras An underline appears below the number of the pad that 1s currently the syne source 22. Press [Fa] (SYNC). Besacaas oa a oi Fm i ‘3. Press the pad to specify the sample that sto be the sync ganiae No sample i asigned (te ne) 34‘4. When you have finished making settings, press [EXIT] ee. Selecting an effect 11. Press [FX SELECTI. ‘Ast of the effects will be displayed. The mumber of the currently selected effect will be highlighted | Brererer $ berey 3 ORY crmnaror 3 lamaran 5 eevee 2. Use the VALUE dial to select the desired effect. 3. Press {ENTER}. ‘To cence, press (EXIT. ‘Tho selected effect and the settings of ts parameters will ‘A. Press [EXIT, [SONG], or PIN] to return tothe Play Using the pads to select an effect Effect nos. 1-16 can be selected directly by pressing pads (1]— ti 4. Pres [FX SELECT Ast ofthe effects willbe played. The carey selcted eet highlighted 2 Press pad [t-[6]toselect an effect. ‘The eect names are printed below each pad * inp sbcng ar ef wl ot cy apply ht fice. To ‘epi heft, pes [EX ONIOFF] to mathe ution ght and turn he eect on and elect pad) whch you want the ec tobe applied FX Asin. 30. 43. Press EXIT, [SONG]. or [PIN] a retun to the Play Turning the effect on/off ‘The SP.505 contains 26 diferent effets. You can press [ON/ OFF] to select whether these effects wil be applied (or) oF not fo. [FXKONOFF] It: The effect wil be applied. [FX ONOFF] dark: ‘The effect will not be applied. Controlling how the effect is applied 4. Tum an EFFECTS CONTROL knob (CTRL 1-3) ‘Theeffect wil change in varlous ways. depending on the nob you operate. 2. Tossee the currently selected effect and the parameter settings ofthat effect, press [FX INFO]. a) oO00 3. Press [EXIT], [SONG], or [FTN] to return to the Play 35Effects List Pearce Soe Low-pass ltr with overdrive. Cts the high requences and adds distrtion. Coe CUTOFF, Ast the cut requeney cTRL 2 [RESO (Resonance) Adjusts the peak lve at he ct ‘of frequency. Gorey DRIVE Adds distortion 2.PITCH SHIFTER Modifies the pitch oy ‘Repeats the sound. ‘4.VINYL SIMULATOR ‘Gives the sound the soni qual: ties ofan analog record ao PITCH (Changes te pitch up or down FEEDBACK Adjusts the feedback amount of ‘the pic sl sound, BALANCE Ajuts the volume bance between the effet sound and the dct sound. LY TIME (Delay Time) Adjusts the ume ofthe dlayed sound. (1) FEEDBACK ‘Adjust the numberof tes thet the delay wl repeat ELEVEL (Effect Lave) Specifies the volume ofthe ely. ‘Exacta deltas ound in be Tw or igh requeny range. 8, REVERS ‘Adds reverberation tobe sound se) ‘Vintage tpe echo elect ‘8, CHORUS ‘Adds speciousness and depthto| the sound pa Sats the ape sped. ‘COMP (Compressor NOISE LV (Noise Level) | WOWIF (Wow Flite) Adjusts the sonse af compres. | Adjsisthe volume ofanalog | Adjusts the rotational iregola- Son inthe sound thats charae- | record nase ‘estat occur when paying an ters of araig records snag record Low ‘HID qwiaaley HIGH ‘Buructs/deleies sounds nthe | Exwacs/deletes sounds inthe | fsarats/delees sounds the low frequency range. midrange igh frequency enge. REVTIME (Reverb Time) | TONE ELEVEL (Ett Love) ‘Adjusts theme of reverb ‘Aajuss the qualty of therevee, | Adjusts the volume ofthe reverb, REPEAT (Repeat Rate) INTENS (ntensiyy ELEVEL (Efeci Love) Setsthe mount of epetiton of the echo sound Adjusts the volume af the echo sound ‘Adds aundulaton ike tha of & Jetaoending or descending, 10, PHASER, ‘Adds akindofyelicundulation| tothe sound, ia Ena Seongly dito te sound 36 -lckwise, leh (Manel) s adjusted DEPTH RATE ELEVEL (Efect Lave) Setsthe depth ofthe chorus. | Specfiesthe rate of modulation. | Adjust the volume of the eect sound, ‘DEPTH (Depihitanua | RATE RESO (Resonance) Adjusts he depth ofthe undule- | Adjiststherteoftheundulaton. | Adds 2 particular undulation Mon. When he CTRL2 knob | When tured fully counaroek~ | the sound (RATE) is trmed fully counter- | ase, the undulation sips, and thet Mans! canbe adjsted withthe CTRL. 1 koob DEPTH. DEPTH (Depih/Manual) Adjusts the depth of the und ton, When the CTRL 2 knob (RATE) s turned fully counter. locke, plch Manual is adjusted. RATE ‘Adj tha ra ofthe undulation When tard uly numeric ‘vise the undulation sop, ad the pitch Mana canbe ajusted wth the CTRL. knob DEPTH. RESO (Resonance) ‘Adds 2 parcular undulation to the sound DEPTH RATE WAVE (TremoiovPan Wave) ‘Adjusstheamount ofchangein | Adjutstheratofchange inthe | Changes he periodic curve the volume or pan, volume or pan. the change in volume or pan ‘When ured countarckwts, {ts the volume thet hangs when turned locks, dhe pan changes. DIST (Distortion) TONE LEVEL Adjusts the dpihof disonion | Adjuststhe onal charecter | Specfes he volume,Pees esa Mil stots the sound 14, FUZZ ‘Adds barmontcsand distorts the sound. 0] Produoes a "wah effet 16, OCTAVE, ‘Adds sound ocaves lower 17, COMPRESSOR ‘Makes the volume more conis- 18, EQUALIZER ‘Adjusts the volume level for ach ndvidual frequency range, 19, LO-FI PROCESSOR ‘Gives the sound a “ow fide: fy" character. NOISE GENERATOR EO Reproduce the sound being played onthe radi, Etec) Continuously ets the sound. Includes a anger eft. Sec 28, CHROMATIC PS. “wo voles ph sift ht hangs the ph insemitone ss, Exa ress human vocals opr: ce a variy of cferent voices Exe inate the vas and ater sounds ete at teeter. Chapter Using the internal effects Gre Goes eo DRIVE TONE LEVEL Adjusts the depthot distortion | Adjusts the tonal characer__| Species the volume DAVE TONE LEVEL Adjusts the depth dstordon. | Adjusts the tonal character Specs the volume. SENS FREQ (Freauency) ‘Ajststhe senioviy ofthe | Adjusts the plc of te eee Wah effect. sang, PEAK Adjust the web's peak volume. “BOGT (2 Octave Love | OCT (1 Octave Love) | DLEVEL (Direct Leve Adds sound woocaves lower | Adéssound one ocave lower | Adjusts the volume level ofthe than the orginal sound, than the original sound, det sound, ‘SUSTAIN “ATTACK LEVEL ‘Adjusts the amount ofthe com | Adjusts the sound's stock | Specifies the volume. reso effet thats applied. LOW TMD (wicle) HIGH ‘Adjusts the volume af theow | Aajuststhe volume ofthe | Adjust th volume ofthe hgh frequency ange. midrange Frequency range ‘SPL RTE (Sample Rate) | BIT PETER ‘Adjust the sanity with Adjusts the sampling frequency. | Adjust the bik count (2) ‘Which thee wal be effeed ‘COLOR ‘QUALITY TEVEL Adjusts he tone of te hissing | Sots how often he sratch nots Adjust he volume level ofthe alse. 'sproiced ising noise TUNING NOISE. (Nolo Love) | FER ANG (Frequency Range) Adjusts the degre os that_| Spetesthe volume cfthe | Adjusts ti tna characte ceaurswhentuningerad. | nse PIN ining Pater) ATE FIANGER ‘Sdeta pater tospeaty the | Adjusts hatengthaf the PIN | Aghsts th deprsof the anger Airy which hesound wit | (ining Pater). C8) fe. becat 3) FREQ (Frequenay) ELEVEL (Elect Lovey | DLEVEL (OveciLoveh Adjutste pic ofthemealic | Adjusts tbe volume ofthe ean | Adjusts te vlumelevel ofthe sound. snd cr sound. PITGHT Prrcne BALANCE (BresiEo Basics) ‘ChangesPtc upordownone | ChangesPich2 por down one | Adhst the talane of the et foraveinsomtone tervals | odaveln semitone tena. | scund and det sound. FORMANT ELEVEL (Efeci Level | DLEVEL (Ovect Leven Adyntsthe vocal caraceistes | Adjusts the volume eve ofthe | Adjust the volume level of hs (rman. fet sou de sound. TRBAC(CABaancs) | LOBOOST Can Boos) | HIBOOST igh Boost Finds the best potntfordeledon. | Boothe bass and ihe fore qeacy sounds loa at the en Boosts the highsrequency sounds. 37om 2) 9) ca) CF the samples to which the effet is applied, the time (delay thme) Is specified In note value units relative tothe tempo of the sarmple ofthe syne-source pad, ‘The types af notes that can be set thiny-secondinote (.N) sixteenth note () ded stteenth note ()) eighth-notetriplets (de) eighth note ())—dottedeighth note ()) quartr-note wipes (Ja) quarternote (J) dotted quarternote (.) hatfnowe triplets (Jy) halfnote = (J) dotted halfrote = (.) ‘whole note Ge However, you cannot select delay time settings exceeding approximately 6 seconds. In addition, playback of a pattern is based on the patter’s tempo. |As you rotate the knob clockwise, the sampling frequency of 48.1 KHz is multiplied by a factor of! through 1/18, withthe ‘change occuring consecutvely. Ifyou turn this OFF, the sampling frequency will be 44.1 kHz. ‘The following chokes ae avallable for PTN when the selectlan is made using the CTRL. 1 knob, and "22. SLICER + FLANGER" fs selected Pot Pos P10 P02 Pos * * * > py he DT Arhgrb? | pos ppb —fhidG A Ghid? 1) pip 2 * 2 Pos Pos Gdidy AF DY Ae pa Pdr dr ep py AEAAEAT ATED pag vor pdr Mads DDE og yg SE Pos + tht 2. PIs 2 2 t ofhesaples the fl pple th PTW ae laycrorz ote moe hesanple of eyesore Powe: paten's ng lye nck then ti syrsadto he patem tempe Theaycit an eased we SATEsetng wc on VN RATE smu GheCTHL? no ured cooly et toe TNeydecomepondstooe ese WN RATE sas fe CTRL och tuned ompletty othe i me TN gutconaponds won afa mere Youcansa te iets oe ess, afnenure on gua’ MES, oon lh message COR? ob postin BATE PENevsle x1_one TIMING PIN cyele corresponds to one measure x2 one TIMING PIN cycle corresponds to one-half ofa measure xt one TIMING PTN cyele corresponds to one-quarter of a measure x one TIMING PTN cycle corresponds to one-elghth ofa measure 38Chapter 3. Recording samples * Unauteran coding (pling of aud rate hese copyright owned by atid party is pried bylaw, capt for the special case of persia se. Donat mak legal reorigs * boss Corparton wil ae no responsi fr ey claim of damages made against you by copyright holders on the bess of teal cdings you may mat using Boss products. Before you sample Before you sample please read the following explanations regarding the settings used for sampling and the available sampling ume. ‘Stereo/mono sampling selection For each pad, you can specify whether sampling willbe performed in stereo ot monaural Parameter: Type ono: Monaural sampling, ‘STEREO: ‘Storeo sampling Stereo sampling occupies twice the ‘sampling ime and twice the polyphony (number of simultaneous notes) of monaural sampling, (The mumber ‘of samples that can be played simultaneously; p. 30) * 1s not possible co change between stare and mone ar sampling. Selecting the Sampling Grade For cach pad. you can select one of three Sampling Grades (STANDARD/LONG/LO-FD. * Tes not possible co change ce Sampling Grade ater sampling Parameter: Grade ‘Grade ‘Audio quality, ‘Sampling frequency ‘STANDARD | Select ds when you wantio | #41 KHz ‘sample at high quality LONG | Thisallows twice the sampling | 22.05 KHz time of STANDARD. ‘The quallty is lightly lower. LO | Thesound will be“Io-f,” and | 11.025 KHz ‘the sampling time wall be much longer. About the sampling time ‘The eval sampling tas fr interral memory and a memory card are shown below * Testes rr maar sapling Fart internal mary, tise tlie he saps in aban 5- 16. For the menay card, his thea io he samples in pa banks 17-2. + Theva sapling ne le al yo se se sep. Internal (mes approximate) ‘STANDARD | LONG [Lor 2emimates |S minates | 17 minutes ‘Memory card (times approximate) ‘Capacity [STANDARD LONG | LO-FI ‘@MB_| _Arminutes | Sminutes | 2a minutes T6MB | Sminutes | 16mintes | 49 minutes ‘S2MB_| 18mimutes | SZminstes | G@ minutes G4MB_| S2minutes | 64 minutes | 197 minutes 128 MB_| 64 minutes | 129 minutes | 395 minutes “Ifyou have saved Internal samples and pattern or sang data. on the memory card (p, 67) the avaliable sampling tne onthe memory card wil bes than listed stove. Starting sampling automatically when sound is input You can make settings so that sampling begins automatically ‘when the input sound exceeds aspect level *ttyou are using an sapling wil begin wen cso tha nest ie sod oa) exces specie eel Parameter: Auto OFF: Select this sting if you want to start sampling manually. LEVEL 1-8: Specify the audlo Input level at which you want ‘sampling to begin automatically. When the input sound exceeds this evel, sampling will begin automatically. LEVEL 1 the lowest. ‘The screen wil show a symbol to indicate the spect level 39Parameter: With BPM (OFF: The timing at which the sound wil stop (End Point) ts not specified. 40.0-200.0: The end ofthe sound (End Potnt) wall ‘automatically be set on albeat ofthe specified BPM vale + The End Point wil be set accurately you sighly delay the end of sampling HINT By combining Auto futomatcally sar sampling when sound {stnput) and With BPM (specify the timing at which the sound vl stop, you can cause ony the desired portion to sound. (Example 1) ‘you sample a sound with length of BPM=120 (Auto, with BPM=1200) ‘Length of BPA=120 © @ Press SAMPLING) a a ‘sound is input, © Treen pict wilte Beorer aie @ Press SAMPLING]. Tength of BPI. (Example 2) Ht you sample only half of @ sound with a length of BPM=120 (to) : © Pres SAMPLING] th halfay point Begin sampling automate Oe scundistapa © Press SAMPLING. ¥ ‘Sample BPM : 120.0 Moaeure : 1/2 Beat: 4/4 Applying an effect while you sample Ifyou wantto apply an effect while you sample, press FE (ON/OFF to make the button light Selecting the input source 1. Connect the input device from which you want to ‘sample, such sa CD player or mic. {COD payer te. 2. Press [SAMPLING] SAMPLING} wil blink, andthe SP-505 wall be in standby mode, noe ‘Never turn off te power while the display indicatos "Keep Power Onl" 3. Press [SOURCE SELECT to select the input source. ‘The indicator ofthe selected Input source wil ight + Ayu select COAXIAL or OPTICAL, the esplay will ‘indicate “Awattng Digital Signal” unt a digal signals detected, Some CD/MD players outputs dita lg only during playback, so playback your CD/MD player to get the 'SP-505 to recognize the sigoal. DIGITAL IN supports only da slgnals witha 44.1 RH sampling froquoncy. Ifa digital signal other than 44.1 ks Input, the display will indicate “Waiting Digital Signal.” > Noise may occur fan unstable dial lgmal nput.Sampling procedure 4. Press [SAMPLING] SAMPLING] wil blink, and the SP-505 wl ben standby mode. [Atthis time, pads to which no sample has been assigned wil bik, samples are assgned to al pads inthe currently sled pac rank, o pad wil blink. Pease witch pad bas. 30) ‘Never sum off he power while the display tndates “Koop Power On!" rye dct cance somping at hs pant, pess EXT 22, Select the pad to which the sampled sound willbe assigned. * tra sample aleady sid oh selcted pd, th play vw ask “OK to Overrte?” Ifyou want ows that pad prs (FI (YES). T cance, pres (F(N0). 3. Select the input source. (p40) ‘A. Setthe sampling conditions. (Refer top. 38-40) ‘The rematning sampling time avalable willbe splayed ‘n he top tne (REMAIN). Type MONO: — Monaural recording STEREO: Stereo recording Grade STANDARD: High-quality sampling LONG: Extended length sampling LOF: — Lo-f sampling ‘Auto OFF, Begin sampling manually LEVEL 1-8: Begin sampling automatically atthe speetfied internal With BPM OFF: The timing at which the sound wall stop (Gnd Poiny is not specie. $0.0-200.0: When sampling ends, the end ofthe sound (End Point) will automadcaly be set tothe ‘eat (relative tothe specified BPM) that ‘occurred immediately before you pressed ‘the button, ‘The End Potne wil be se accurately Ifyou slightly delay the nd of sampling. ‘Adjust the sampling level. ‘Tur the REC LEVEL kano to adjust the level so thatthe ‘third “from the top in the level meter shown in the display becomes back oecastonally, ‘The REC LEVEL kno has no effet Ifyou selotad COAXIAL ‘or OPTICAL as the input source. Press [SAMPLING]. Keep Pouer On! New’ sonet ins you set AUTO to LEVEL 1-8, the display will Indicate that th SP.505 is walting for audlo input. Sampling will tart when the input reaches the specified level [At the point where you want to stop sampling, press [SAMPLING]. ‘This completes the sampling procedure. Sapling willed sutamatal ithe aval sping tie ‘wexceedet Pres the pad to play back the sampled sound. 1 eres unwanted sound or slenc at he epi rend the sample, you canst to that only th ested portion af ‘he sample actualy played Fordetalls refe tp 46, *Spcing the stared pls fhe sound (Omiting unwanted pordons).” a1Re-sampling samples (Resampling) (On the SP-505, previously recorded samples can be sampled ‘once again. Tiss called “resampling * For example, thls allows muluple samples tobe played simultaneously and. thon sampled to combine thom into ane sample, orto be _esumnpled with an effect applied. ‘There ae two ways fo perform resampling: you can use " Auto” to start/end resampling automatialy, or you can start/end sampling manually. Applying an effect while you samp! Ifyou want o apply an effect while you sample, press [FX ON/OFF] to make the bution light. Resampling procedure 1 (Auto) ‘1. Press (RESAMPLE] to make the button light. [SAMPLING] will blink, and the SP-505 will be in_ standby mode Ais time, pads to which no sample has been assigned ‘el bogie baking * samples ae assigned tal pas nthe currently sted pad unk ropa wl Bk. ease switch pa bans. (50) wer ‘Never turn off the power while the display indicates "Keep Power On!” tye want cancel resampling at this point, press [EXTT. 2. Press the pad to which you want to assign the ‘resampled sound (sample), * fa samples already asigned to the selected pad, the display wl ask "OK to Overwrte?” If you want use that pad, pres FI] (YES). To cane, press (F2] (NO). 3. Make settings for resampling. (Refer top. 39-40) ‘The remaining time avallable for sampling is shown in ‘the topline (REMAIN), Type MONO: — Monaural recording STEREO: Stereo recording Grade STANDARD: High-quality sampling LONG: —Extended-length sampling LOR: Loi sampling - Press [SAMPLING], Auto In this case, turn this ON. ON: When you select the pad from which resampling ‘wl be performed (the Source Pad) and start resampling, the souree pad will automatically ‘begin playing, and resampling wail end when the source pad finishes playing, OFF: Manually start/end resampling. ‘The resampling destination pad will change to belng It, and the pads to which a sample has been assigned wall biink = As necessary, switch the pad bank (p. 30), and press the ‘pad(s for the sample(s) that you want to resample (the ‘Source Pads). ‘The pedis) you press will change from binking to Lighting solidly. You may select more than one pad, Ifyou once again pressa pad that is t,t vl change from ito blinking, and wil be removed from sclection. ‘You can select mulple pads or [EXT SOURCE} Although you can slat multiple pads for resampling there are st the miextoum number, the resampling source pads contain monaural samples. “Maximum of four If the resampling source pads contan stereo samples. Maximum of two Press [SAMPLING]. ‘The source pad(s) will begin playing, and resampling wil start [eis not posible to switch pad banks during resampling, ‘When the selected sample() finish playing, resampling wil end automatically I you press [SAMPLING] while the selected sample(s) are playing. resampling will end before ts completed. 42Resampling procedure 2 (Manual) 41. Press[RESAMPLE] to make de button ight. [SAMPLING] will blink, and the SP-505 will be in standby mode. At tis ime, pads to which no sample has been assigned wl blink. * Afsamples ar assigned wo al pads inthe currently selected pad tank, no pad wil ink. Please sich pad bans. (p. 30) xen "Never tur off the power while the dispisy indicates “Keep Power Ont” * Ifyou want to cancel resampling a this point, press (EXIT. ‘2. Press the pad to which you want to assign the resampled sound (sample), + Ifa samples are assigned othe selected pad, he display will ask “OK to Overwnte?” I'you want to use that pd press FI] (YES). To cance, pres F2} (NO). 3. Make settings for resampling, (Refer top. 39-40) ‘The remaining time avatlablefor sampling is shown in the topline (REMAIN). Type MONO: — Monaural recording STEREO: Stereo recording Grade STANDARD: High-quality sampling LONG: —_Emtended length sampling LO: — Lofisampling Auto In this ease turn this OFF. OFF: Manually start/end resampling (ON: When you select the pad from which resampling ‘willbe performed (¢he Source Pad) and start ng, the source pad will automatealy laying, and resampling will ond when the source pad finishes playing. ‘4, Press [SAMPLING]. ‘5. Asmecessary, switch the pad bank (p. 30) and press the ‘pad(6) for the samplo() that you want to resample (ihe Source Pads). ‘The source pad wall begin playing, and resampling will sare [EXT SOURCE] can also be specified asthe source pad. Keer Power on! Now sonpringe * Tels not pasible switch pad banks during resampling. ‘When you are finished resampling, press ISAMPLING}. 43Chapter 4. Changing the settings of a sample Procedure 41, Press the pad ofthe sample whose settings you want to change. 2. Press [WAVE EDIT] 3. Use CURSOR [1 [1] 1 select the setting (parameter) {hat you want fo change. Use the VALUE dial to change the value ofthe setting, Ifyou want to change the settings of another sample in the same pad bank, press the pad for that sarmple, and repeat steps 3and 4, (© iF you want to change the settings ofa sample in another pad bank, switch to that pad bank (p. 0), press the pad for the sample you want to edt, and repeat steps 3 and 4 8. Press [EXIT], [SONG], oF [PTN] to eturn to the Play ‘Never tum off the power while the display indicates “Keep Power Oni” Adjusting the volume of a sample ‘To-adjust the volume ofa sample, sleet “Level” n step 3 of “Procedure” on p. 4. Level 0-127 “This adjusts the volume. 44 Adjusting the stereo position of a sample “To adjust the stereo position ofa sample, select "Panpot” in step 3 of “Procedure” on p. 44 Panpot LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT LEFT: Pan the sound to QUTPUTL. CENTER: Pan the sound othe center RIGHT: Pan tho sound to OUTPUT R. * Pango has no fet fr samples that were sampled with a ‘Typeof STEREO, Changing how a sample plays and stops ‘To change how a sample plays and stops when you press 3 ‘pad, solect "Pad Play” in top 3 of "Procedure." Pad Play TRIG, GATE, DRUM "TRIG: The sample wal start playing when you pross the pad, ‘and will stop when you press the pad once again GATE: The sample wil play only while you continue holding down the pad. DRUM: When you press the pad, the sample wll play ‘once and will top at the End point. * yu select DRUM, the Loop Mode sting has no eet. Looping the playback of a sample 1 you wanta sample to loop (play back repeatedly), select “Loop Mode" in step 3 of "Procedure." Loop Mode ON, OFF (ON: The sample wil oop (play back repeatedly). (OFF: The sample will nat loop,Playing a sample backward Ifyou want a sample o play n reverse (backward), select “Reverse” in stop 3 of “Procedure” om p. 44 Reverse ON, OFF (ON: Thesamplewill play in the roverse direction, (Reverse playback) (OFF: The sample will play in the normal direction, Wormal) Hye change the reverse seins while 2 sample's sounding. the mec setting wl take effect the nex time the sample played. Playing a sample in Phrase or Single modes “To specty whether a sample wl be played in Phrase orn ‘Single modes, select “Play Type” in step 3 of “Procedure” on pal, Play Type PHRASE, SINGLE PHRASE: The sample will be played ata phrase. When at tis setting, the BPM of the sample can be adjusted automatially to match the playback [BPM (tempo) or the BPM ofthe sequencer SINGLE: The sample will be played asa single sound, ‘With dis setting, te sample wil atts ow BPM (tempo) + The BPM ofa sample canbe austed in a range 0.5-1.3 mes the original setng. you make settings cat excel the allowable BPM range of te samp the sample BPM will be doubled or halved to say within the allowable range, * the samples shorter than approximately 200 ms, changes In BPM wil nt be rede. “The sample BPM wil be calculated automatieally and ‘splayed inthe topline as SAMPLE BPM, but the BPM. ‘cannot be calculated correctly ifthe original number of smagures and the tme signature of the sample are incorrect. Im this case, you wil need to change the number of measures for the time signature ofthe sample. iways play Play Type Reasure’ ay) 44 Changing the number of measures of a sample ‘You can specify the numberof measures and the time signature off sample so that the displayed BPM will be the ‘rue BPM of that sample. The specified BPM willbe displayed inthe topline 2s SAMPLE BPM, ‘Tospeatfy the nurmber of measures when playing the phrase ‘as a sample, select “Measure” In step 3 of “Procedure” on p. 4, Measure 1/128-1/2, 1-99998 Specify the number of measures inthe ranges of 1/128-1/2 ‘or 1-88998 measures. * The number of measures can be spectied as half ar ce the original numberof measures. ‘tts not posetbe to specly a numberof measures that would result in SAMPLE BPM exceeding the range of 40.0-200.. + Its nt pesibe to sat the numberof measure I Play Type Is set ta SINGLE. Changing the of a sample ‘To change the time signature ofa sample, select “Beat” in step 3 of “Procedure” om p. #4 ie signature Beat 1/4-8/4 Specify the time signature inthe range of 1/4 108 * Itts nt psibe to set a time signature that would est in SAMPLE BPM exceeding the range af €0.-2000 + Iets nt posible w sat he tne signature IT Ply Type ks soto SINGLE. 45Adjusting the BPM (tempo) of a sample 1. Inthe Play screen, press [BPM ADJUST}. 2. Use the VALUE dial to speify the BPM (tempo). Play BPM 40.0-200.0 ‘The op ine displays the original BPM (tempo). ‘You can also press CURSOR [-] to make adjustments in 0.1 BPM uns. + The sample BPM can be adjusted Ina range of 0.5-1.3 times. [abe synhronicad BPM exces the allowable range ofthe sample BPM, che sample BPM wil be doubled or halved 0 stay within the allowable range. * Ife sample shorter than appraximataly 200 ms changes in ‘BPM will not be reflected. PADI: ‘Currently selected pad number (Example) USERI-1: Pad [1] of user bank 1 GRADE: Sampling grade (steeo/mono) ‘STD (Standard), LONG, LO-FI PLAY TYPE: PHRASE, SINGLE REVERSE: ON, OFF SAMPLE BPM: BPM of the curren scloced sample * Changing the BPM (tempo) may cause noise tobe heard + Tryou wanc orem tothe BPM used when sampling, press (F} QNIT BPM), + isnot possible toset Py BPM if Play Type s set to SINGLE. * ets no possible wo set Play BPM fora sample tha set 0 _werse playback. 3. Press [EXIT], [SONG], or [PTN] to return ta the Play Specifying the start/end points of the sound (Omitting unwanted portions) 1 Whe you resetting he stared peso sample the Play [BPM secng is igrared, and he sample wl pay a ts arin BPM (tp). 1. Pres the pad ofthe sample whose starlend potnts you. want tchange. 2, Press [WAVE EDIT] 3. Press [FI] (LOOP) “Tue sample waveform vil be displayed. ee ‘The pad number will be shown a the let side ofthe top line of the display. (Example) PAD 6-1: Pad [1] of pad bank & ‘The numberof samples ofthe wave potnter positon wall be shown in theright side ofthe topline of the display. ‘The boginning of the sample waveform i Indicated as -, and the end as , Wave Painter mat ae eo Sempee Even fa sample has ben ett reverse payback, the waveform wil be splayed tn ee normal drecon. 4, Use CURSOR [e-IlI to move the entire screen left or right, use the VALUE dial to move the wave pointer to the point where you want the sample to begin sounding, and press [F] (START). 5. Use CURSOR [e]l+] to move the entire screen left or right, and use the VALUE dial o move the wave Pointer tothe point where you want the sample to stop sounding and press [F2| (END). ‘The region between the playback start/stop points will be highlighted. 46{Jets not possible ta pec the starved pains ina way that would lave les than 70 as beteen the Begining and end of the sound. you set the start point at the bginning of te wavelorm, and ‘a the end point tthe end of te waveliem, ch highlighted region wil recur to normal, andthe starlend points wil be canceled. Press the pad to listen to the sample play back, and check the starviend point settings. By holding down [PAD] and pressing {FI} (START or [F2] (END), you can steno the sound before or after the start/end points. It you want to make fine adjustment to the start/end pints, press [ZOOM IN] to magnify the waveform display, use the VALUE dial wo move the wave pointer, and press [Fj (START) or [F2] (END) Press {200M OUT| to shrink the waveform display and return to De previous dsp. By holding down [L/R and pressing [ZOOM IN) [ZOOM OUT], you ean zoom-in or zoom-out on the vertical axis (amplitude ads of the waveform, ‘When you press [F3] (TRUNC), the seroan wall ask you ‘whether it ok to truncate (delet) the portions before tnd after the start/end points. Ifyou want to truncate the sample, pres [FI] (YES), To cance, press [F2} (NO), ‘By executing Truncate, you can conserve sample memory and ‘Increase be remaining tim avatlabe for sampling ‘Once Truncate has bon executed I wll ot be possible to reurn othe original starend pont lations. Press SONG) or [PT], or press [EXIT] twice to return tothe Play screen, ‘Never turn off the power while the display indicates “Keep Power Onl” Adjusting the volume of a specified region of the sample ‘The volume ofa specified region n a sample can be adjusted. For exemple, fa sample contains noise, you can lower the ‘volume ofthe region containing the noise, to make i less obsrusive, 1+ Tho tanal quality may change you perform this operation repeatedly, + Whe you are adjusting the vlume fa specified region inthe sample, he Play BPM seting wil be grared, andthe sample wil playa is ariginal BPM (emo). 11. Press the pad of the sample whose volume you want to adjust fr a specified region 2, Press WAVEEDIT}. 8. Press (F2] (AMP). ‘The sample waveform wil be displayed Paral ‘The pad number wil be shown atthe lft side of the top line ofthe display (Example) PAD 6-1: Pe {1} of pad bank 8 ‘The number of samples of the wave pointer postion will be shown inthe right side a the tp line of the display * Even if te sample hasbeen stro reverse plaphic, the wavelorm wil be displayed inthe normal dreton. 4. Use CURSOR [--][] to move the entire screen let or right, use the VALUE dial to move the wave polite to the beginning of the region for which you want to change the volume, and then press [F!] (START). “Wen wave pointer locates an exept the region beeen the specif start and end polnts, the display wil Indicate [ree and cis not possible to set the beginning of the agon far which you want to change the volume Wiave Pointer ema a ct ‘The region betwecn the cpccied ear and and points 47'5. Use CURSOR [+-]|+] to move the entire screen left or right, use the VALUE dial to move the wave pointer to the end of the region in which you want to change the volume, and then press [F2] (END). ‘The region between the specified start and ond points ‘wl be highlighted * When wave potnterIcstes an except the region bate the specie start and end points. the display wil indicate [reer and its nat possible to set the endo he reglon for which you want to change the volume © you want to make fine adjustments othe start and end, points af theragion in which the volume willbe adjusted, press [ZOOMIN] to magnify the waveform pad [1 CLIPBOARD) Fadl Tapy hewampleoF {cuippoarny Pat Pad BT copy ihe warple of A pa | IcupsoARD} ae L (CLIPBOARD) pad [3} sample will * + bocapied to pad [1 pad (13) -” ‘pad [13] | TeLIPEOARDT pa sample wat —] * Be copied vo pad 2} pad 121 TELIPBOARDT pad sample * “+ ecople ape 1} L pad [1} ‘When all samples have been copied, the clipboard will bbe empty. and (CLIPBOARD) will go dark. (© Ifyou want 1o copy to another pad bank, press [PAD BANK] to switeh pad banks. (p. 30) © Ifthe copy-destination pad contains a sample, you wil be asked "OK to Overwrite?” Ifyou are sure you want to ‘overwrite (ease) the existing sample, press [FI] (YES). If _you do not want to overwrite, press [F2] (NO) to cancel the operation (© Ityouhold down [CLIPBOARD] and press [DEL], one sample that was coplod tothe clipboard wil be erased, non ‘Never tum off the power while the display indestos “Keep Power On!” Exchanging samples ‘You can exchange (swap) samples between two pads to change the order ofthe samples. 41. Press [SONG] or [PTN] to display the Play screen, 2. Mold down one of the pads whose sample you want 10 exchange, and press [CLIPBOARD]. ‘The sample willbe copled tothe clipboard, and [CLIPBOARD] wt ight ‘The copled sample will play when you press CLIPBOARD) 8. Hold down [CLIPBOARD], and press the pad of the other sample you want to exchange. (© Ifyou want to exchange samples with another pad bank, press [PAD BANK] to switch the pad bank. (p. 30) ‘The display will ask “OK to Overwrite?” 4. Ifyou are sure you want to exchange the samples, press 3 @XCHANGH) ‘The samples will be exchanged, ‘Never turn off the power while the display indicates “Keep Power On!”Chapter 6. Applying special processing to a sample Dividing a sample into jual notes (Chop) ‘TheSP-505's “Chop” funeton divides sample ateach ofthe attacks inthe sample waveform, and assigns each divided sampler apad For example, a drum phrase canbe dived nto samples containing separate hyn nsirsmens suchas “bass drum “snare” and “hha” + tts noc pase ve asamp om nef be Chop nis * sets nt pase dea seo sample * has that conan ramos notes rsmtanenty Sunn rates ay ab ed 5 you expe. + Even you havea fit pled wn you eeat “Chop.” that wil rt be id oth dvd samples “The divided samples willbe assigned to the hin ‘The correspondence between pads and keys sas follows ooo BO BHOWEE) 6. Press CURSOR [J] to move the cursor to" Plich Bank.” 17. Use the VALUE dial to select the pitch bank. Pitch Bank: 1,2 ‘To-execue the Pitch function, press [F1] (EXECUTE). ‘Tocancd, press [F2] (CANCEL) or [EXIT Pai [2-(165] wl tight sutomatisly, and wil play the sample at different plches Depending on te volume of he original sample, the sound ‘may dsr if you use the Pitch funcin, kn his case, lower the valume ofthe riginal sample. (44: “Adjusting the volume of sample") you press [3] (CANCEL) whe ce espay inates “Processing Data." the operatian wil be abr. Ith plc bank (1 2) alr contains samples you wil be asked “OK to Overt?” Ifyou are sure 8 oko veri he samples of he plc bank press 1) (YES). To cancel, rss [F2} (NO) When you ssigna sample pitches, unwanted lene may cccur atthe beginning or end, After the Pitch funtion 's executed, stings wil be made automaticaly, 0 eny the necessary portion is sounded. Ifyou want to make fine adjustments, refer “Specfing the starend points oth sound (Omting unwanted portions)" (46) 54Chapter 7. Playing songs and patterns ron ‘When shipped from the factory, the unit contained no songs, Adjusting the BPM (tempo) of a song or pattern 41. Press [SONG] or [PTN}, 2. Press [RPM/TAP], ‘The curently spectied BPM wall be displayed. ‘SYNC MODE: Displays the MIDI syne mode. (p. 72) ‘SYNC SOURCE: If sett “INTERNAL,” playback wal follow the Inwemal BPM setting. Ist to "MIDI." playback will {ollow the BPM of an external MIDI device. PINEPM: ‘dlsplays the BPM specified forthe pattern, a ‘8. Use the VALUE dial to adjust the BPM (40.0-200.0) ‘The BPM can be adjusted tn units of one BPM, By pressing CURSOR [-1] and turning the VALUE dial ‘you cen adjust the BPM in unit of 0.1 BPM, Ityou press [FI] (PTN BPM), playback wall use the BPM sotting thats specified for each pattern nem "You can press [BPM/TAP] four times or more ta set the [BPM tothe corresponding interval Tap Tempo ‘unction). ‘This cannot be changed ifthe SP-905 is synchronized to an ternal MIDI device, ‘A, Press [EXIT], ISONGI, or [EXIT] to return tothe Play + The sample BPM can bs modied by a factor of 05-1.3 times he orga the BPM of a song or pattern exceeds the allowable [BPM range of the sample, the sample BPM willbe doubled or halved so that stays within the allowable range. you change the BPM (empe) of te sequencer, the samples _may sound diferent. Samples for which Pad Ply sett TRIGGER or GATE may sound state if the BPM is spsded por longer he BPM is slowed down. Ifyou want the centr sample tobe played to the en, st Pad Play to DRUM. o3p Playing a song *+ Tho SP-505 can store 20 sorgs. 1. Press [SONG]. 2. ‘Usethe VALUE dial select the song. ‘3. Press [PLAY] o start playback. ‘The tp line of the display wll indicate the current ‘measure/beat and BPM. The lower line wil indicate the ‘current patter name, (SEEREINTINMENEs: 00025 73 eres 00077 "Neusonaod, ¥ Aipsnop os “+ Tets not passible to switch sangs wile a song ts playing. ‘Press [STOP] to stop playback. 1m Press [RESET] to ratur to the beginning ofthe song. IM Press [BWD] to go back one measure, or (FWD) to go forward one measure * Ifyou move w another measure wile he sng plying, you ‘il se synebranzation withthe exterral MIDI device.Selecting and playing songs from the song list 1 2 56 Press [SONG]. Press [Fi] (SONG). ‘The songlist willbe displayed, Rewsons03 Newsonaos Reusong0s Reusena05 Neusongo? Use the VALUE dial to select a song, and [ENTER] to confirm your selection, Song nos. 1-16 canbe selected direetly by pressing a pad. u-n61 ‘To cancel, press (EXIT). ress [PLAY] to begin playback. ‘The top line of the screen will indicate the current ‘measure number and beat, and the bottom line wall Andicate the pattern narne. (SEIBMZESINMECnEns: 00021 33 Ei ibn £120,0°3 Press [STOP] to stop playback. {snot posible to switch songs wil songs playing. Playing patterns * In accson tos 40 prest patterns, the SP-505 can store 100 ser patterns, Press [PIN]. IMIS Ens tet 7 “Hip-Hop OL 2. Usethe VALUE dial to select patern, . Press [PLAY] to begin playback. you select different patter while a patterns playing, the name of the newly selected pattern will appear in the lower lin ofthe sereen ant wll be reserved as the pattern tobe played next. When the ‘curently playing pattern fnlshes, the reserved pattern wil suiomatically begin playing ress [STOP] o stop playback. You can press [RESET] 1o return tothe beginning of the pattern, ‘You can press [BW] to move one measure back, or FWD] to move one measure ahead. + you change measures while 2 pater spaying, you wil Joase synchronization with any external MIDI devicesSelecting and playing a Pattern from the pattern list 1 2 Press [PIN Press [Ft] (PRESET) or [F2] (USER). ‘The preset pater or user pattern Uist will eppear. Use the VALUE dial to select a patter, and press ENTER} to confirm your selection. Patter nos. 1-16 can be selected directly by pressing pads (1-11) ‘To cancel, pres [EXIT Press [PLAY] to begin playback. [you select a different pattern while a patterns playing, the name of the newly selected pattern wall ‘appear inthe lower line of the screen, and it wl be ‘reserved asthe patter to be played next. When the ‘currently playing patern finishes, the reserved pattern ‘wl automatically begin playing, itvenseze1 arn 194.0 7 PRESET 1 - Press [STOP] to stop playback. Muting individual parts ‘You can mute specific parts while a sng or pattern is playing. 41. Press [SONG] or [PTN}. 2. Play [PLAY] to play the song or pattern. ‘3. Press PART [1-9 Bution it: plays Button dark: muted "The mute status of each part can be saved inthe pattern, 6a 87Chapter 8. Creating patterns About pattern recording {A pattern canbe recorded in the following two ways. Realtime recording Realtime recording lots you record by sutking pads while _you listen tothe metronome, The pattern will play back ‘repeatedly, and the data you input wil be combined withthe existing data, Even ifthe timing st which you strike the pads ts not perfectly accurate, the Quantize function will correct your Liming to accurate intervals, You can also use an external MIDI device for input. Microscope editing In Microscope editing. the performance data that has been rocorded wil be displayed as a ist allowing you to make dalled eds o the recorded data * te not posible wo operate Microscope eng from an external MIDI devi Pattern data Pattern recording parameters ‘Measure number (Measure) Me Time signature (Bea) 1/4,2/4, 9/8, 4/8, 5/4, 6/4, 7/4, 8/4 Part Mute OFF, ON BPM 490-2000 This sets the BPM of the pattern QIZ (Quantize) Quarter note (J) quarter note wiplet (Ja) eighth note (}) —eightnote triplet (ba) sixteenth note (4) ‘endnote — (A) OFF Imnrealtime recording, you can set the Quantize interval to correct inaccuracies in the timing at which you strike the pads. sinteenh note ple (8) 32nd note triplet (da) [f.you turn this “OFF.” the data will be recorded at timing, Intervals of 1/96th of beat. Realtime recording procedure 11. Press [PIN 2. Press [Fl (USER). ‘The user patter ist willbe displayed, 3. Usethe VALUE dial to select the pattern that you want to record, and press [ENTER] to confirm your selection. ‘Tocancel, press [EXIT] 4. Press [REC]. ‘The recording standby sereen will appear, ‘The metronome will sound atthe specified BPM. AVAIL MEMORY: 0-1005 ‘This indicates the amount of remaining memory for sequencer data (patterns) + When AVAIL MEMORY reaches 0%, no furor pattern recording wil be possible. You can delete unneeded pattems (0.69), or sve sequencer dta toa memery card (p67 before you delete patterns 5. Specify the numberof measures (Measure), time signature Beal), and BPM settings ofthe pattern that ‘you want ta record. + The Part Mute sruings ae ignored during recording, * For casler Input, you can set a shower BPM during realtime recording and return othe previous BPM when you are ‘nised recarding 66. Press PART [1] [i] to select the part that you want 10 Input. ‘The button of the selected part wal link. 7. Press [PLAY] ‘A one-measure count in (unrecorded area) will be Inserted. Realtime recording will begin aftr the count-in ‘The display will indeate the current measure and beat ‘You can also begin recording by sending @ Start message from an external MIDI device. —————‘A count-in will no be inserted if recording was stared bya Start message from an external MIDI device. (© ttyou press [FI] (RHR ON), rehearsal mode wil be selected. Pressing the pads will produce sound, but nothing willbe recorded. Press [F1] (RHR OFF) once again to exit rehearsal mode. oa MEAS: 1:1 8. While you listen to the metronome, press the pads to record your performance. ‘Trnote messages from an external MIDI device ae used to play samples, chose messages will be recorded. * When performance datas recorded for a sample whas Play ‘Types PHRASE, te sample BPM will automatically _syehrontz tothe pattern BPM. Ifyou donot want ft ‘synchronize the Play Type to SINGLE. (. 45} ‘To switeh the part being recorded, pross [PART} ‘As nocossary, use the VALUE dial to sot QTZ.(Quantize), you want toad dynamics (accents) wile you rear, change te pad acent.(p.30) (© you want to select a pad from a diferent pad benk, press [PAD BANK] to switch the pad bank. (p. 30) * Thm pas of Chap bank cannot be recorded as they are. You ‘must copy them to another bank before recording them. (p49 0) 9. When you are finished recording, press [STOP], ‘You are returned to the recording standby sereen. 10. Press [STOP] once again to top recording. ‘Never turnoff the power while the display indicates “Keep Power On!" Erasing unwanted performance data (Realtime Recording) During reane rearing, you can old down [DL] and hold down apa to erase the performance data fr he corresponding pad during the interval that elapsce while you continue pressing the pad Microscope editing procedure Input field ‘This specifies the time location at which pad data ls input. (Example) 13:00 Measure 1, bea 8, clock 00 QZ (Quantize) Quarternote (J) quarternotetriplet (Ja) eighthnate —())——eghtnotetrplet (ba) stxteemthnow ()) ——sateenth noe iplet (ba) Btndnote — (8) tnd note triplet — (As) OFF Tn Microscope edit you can specty the note value ofthe distance that you will mave forward or backward when [FWD] or {BWD] are pressed. (Example) QTZ Eighth note Press pad {1} press (FWD) -» press pad 2] press FWD] press pa [8] + press [FWD] -» press pad If] Pertormance data» > ad thatwil be Input Pact} Pad] Pas] Pass] Event field MEASURE (measure: beat: clock) This indleates the performance location. (Example) 2:48 Measure 1, beat 1, clock 48 PAD (pad bank - pad number) This ndcates the pad hat was Input. (Example) 123 Pad bank 12, pad number 3 athe case of EXT SOURCE}, is lb day as “1-17. ‘ACC (Recent) ‘This indicates the volume. Ifthe event was input via MIDI, this will be the velocty data. (Example) 100 Pad accent 100 oF velocity 100 59GATE (gate time) ‘This indicates the length thatthe sound wil be hear. 384; whole note 182: half note 96; quarter note 48 elghthote 24: 16th note 1: Rndnate & — Gtthnote Press [FI] (MEAS) to move the cursor to the "MEAS" poston, Viewing the performance data (Microscope Edit) 41 Pres [PTNI 2. Pres F2] (USER) “The wer pater st wl spear 3. Use the VALUE dial to select the pattern that you want to record, and press [ENTER] to confirm your selection. ‘4, Press [F3} (MICRO). ‘The Microscope Balt sereen will appear. {IF3} (MICRO) wit not be dsplayed if pattern i plying. ‘5. Press PART [1] [4] to selec the part that you want to ‘nput. ‘The button forthe selected part begins blinking 8. Use CURSOR [+-I[-1 to move the cursor to the Indication for MEAS (measure/beatclock), and use the ‘VALUE dial to specify the messure/bestclock at which -you want to Input. 77. Press pads to Input your performance. ‘The pad data that you inpat will be displayed * Wen performance datas input for a sample whose Pay Type |s PHRASE, the sample BPM will automatically synchronize to te pattern BPM. If you donot want ito synchronize, st the Ply Type to SINGLE. (p45) * Note messages ram an external MIDI device cannot be used for tnput 1B, Press [PLAY] to verify the performance data that you Input ross [STOP] to stop playback. 9. Press [EXIT] or [STOP] to exit Microscope Edit, von ‘Never tur off the power while the display indicates “Keep Pover On!” Deleting unwanted performance data (Microscope Edit) Instep 7 of Mlroseope Ea (p60), pres [F1} EVENT to tmave the cursor oe pad pererance data vent el} Movethe cursor tothe leat ofthe pac atta you want to delet, an press [3] DELETE) to dt tha peforvance dea $1100 irtioo mics 127 _ Se Press [F1] (MEAS) to move the cursor to the “MEAS” postion, Changing the pad number (Microscope Edit) Instep 7 of Microscope Eat p60, pres [1] (EVENT) to tnove the csr to the pa performance data (Event). ‘Move the cursor to the PAD (pad number) position of the data whose pad number you want change. and use the VALUE dial to change the pad number {you want o change the [EXT SOURCE] pad number. st thisto"117" * Bare that hr wl be sound iyo change apd umber which o sample as bo ged * tis ra pose to change th to pd mambo he chp tanks and hp I) fl ofthe plc bank ress [F](MEAS) to move the cursor tothe “MEAS* postonAdjusting the dynamics (accent) of the sound (Microscope Edit) Instep 7 of Mleroscope Baiting (p. 60), press [F1) (EVENT) to ‘move the cursor tothe patch performance data (Event fed) “Move the cursor tothe ACC (accent) locaton of the pad data ‘hase volume you want to adjust, and use the VALUE dla to adjust the accent Press [FI] (MEAS) to move the cursor to the “MEAS” positon, Changing the length of the sound (Microscope Edit) Instep 7 of Meroscope Eat (p 6, press [FI] EVENT) 0 move the cursor tthe pad performance data Even ld). Move the eusorto he GATE (gate tim) location oft pad data whose lngth you want to chang. anus the VALUE dial to aust the gate time. ‘You can use CURSOR [¢-][-+] to move the cursor to the 1's or 105 place of te gate time. + Inthe caso pdf whch Pa Play = DRUM, he gte tine wl grr. Pecccree ce Taam) Press [Fi] (MEAS) 1o move the cursor othe "MEAS" position, Moving the timing of the sound (Microscope Edit) Instep of Microscope Et, pres (Ft (EVENT) to move the curso tothe pad performance data Event. Move the cursor tothe pad data whos ming you want to change. end press [F2}(ISHIET (Tog Shi) Use the VALUE lal wo set the desired ime (measure/best/ elo. Tocary out the Timing Shift operation, pres (Ft (EXECUTE, To cane pres [Fl (CANCEL or (EXT. TMNT 22 MEASzirit00 @TZ= J We ie Se i Foi 1z7” 3g| 00 12 33% Sel 190s 337 36 Pres [FI] (MEAS) to move the cursor to the "MEAS" postion Changing the rhythmic feel of a pattern (Swing) ‘You can change the rhythmic fest of he patter you crate. 41. Press [PIN ‘2. Press [F2] (USER). ‘The user pattern list wil be dlsplayed. 3. Use the VALUE dl to selet the pattern whose ‘hythmic feel you want to change, and press [ENTER] tocanfirm your choice. To cance, press EXIT) Press [REC] ‘Therecording standby screen all appear. ‘5, ross [Fl (SWING). (6. Use the VALUE dial to set each parameter. Position: Specify the Tocation of the notes tobe delayed. Eighth not eighth note backbeats) 160 note (16th note backbeats) Percentage: ‘Specify the amount of time thatthe sound sto be etayed. 056-1005 Part 1-4 Swing: ‘Speely whether he sound willbe delayed foreach trac. ON.OFF 61Position Bercuntase Part f swings Part 2 Suing BFF Pert § Suinez er Part 4 Stings BFF 17. Press (EXIT). ‘You are returned tothe recording standby screen. 8. Press [STOP] to exit recording, ‘Never turnoff the power while the display indicates “Keep Power On! Assigning a name to a pattern 41. Press [PIN] 2, Press (F2] (USER), ‘The user patter Hist will appear. 3. Use the VALUE dial to selec the patter that you want to name, and press [ENTER] to confirm your choice. ‘To cancel, press [EXIT] 4. Press [REC] ‘The recording standby screen will appear, 5. Press [Fa] (NAMB. MewPtn001 DEFGHISKLHNOPGRSTUUKK 8. Use CURSOR [-j[- to select the character location, and use the VALUE dial to change the characte at that location. [FM] (CAPS) toggles you between uppercase and lowercase characters. (Fa) ONSERN inserts space {F9] (DELETE) deletes a character. 7, Press (EXIT. You are returned to the recording standby screen, 8. Press [STOP] to ext recording. 62 ‘Never tur off the power while the display indicates "Keep Power On!” Storing the part mute status ‘The part mute status canbe stored for each part 41, Press [PIN 2, Press [F2] (USER). ‘The user pater Ist wil appear. ‘3. Usethe VALUE dial to solect the pattern whose mute status you want to change, and press [ENTER] to confirm your chee. ‘Tocanee, press [EXT 4. Press [REC] "The recording standby screen will appear. '5. Press CURSOR [t] to move the cursor to" Part Mute” 18. Use the VALUE dial to specify the mute setting ofthe currently selected par. ‘The button of the selected part willbe blinking, ON: mute OFF: play you want to change the part, press PART [1}-f] to select the desired part 17. Press [STOP] to return tothe Play screen ‘Never turn off the power while the display indicates "Keep Power On!”Chapter 9. Creating a song About song recording ‘A songs ereated by connecting patterns that you create ‘On the SP-S05 you can connect a maximum of 989 patterns. Making song settings {nitlel BPM: BPM (tempo) ofthe song 400-2000, PEN BPM. 1 you press {FI} (PTN BPRS, this willbe sett Pattern BPM, ‘and playback will occur a the BPM specified by each pattern, Song recording procedure 1, Press [SONGI. ‘2. Use the VALUE dial to select the song that you want to record, 8 28 e © Alternatively. you can pres [Fi] (SONG) to display the ‘song list and use the VALUE dll tn select the song thet {you want to record, After selecting press [ENTER] to ‘confirm your selection 3. Press (REC. ‘The song record standby screen will appear. Initial BPH = MBB AVAIL STEPS: 0-999 For each song, this indicates the remains steps that can be recorded, + When AVAIL STEPS reaches 0, no further song carding wl be posi Use the VALUE dial to set the BPM of the song that you ‘will record, umber of 7 {Ifyou press [FI] (PTN BPM), “PIN (Pattern BPM)” wa be selected, and playback wall use the BPM specified for cach pattern, Initial BPR: BPM (tempo) ofthe song 400-2000, PIN Press [PLAY] Recording will begin. Press (F2] INSERT. ‘The patter ist will appear. In this screen you can press [PLAY] tohear the selected pattern play back. Pere] Uoor Uooz Neweenoug obs Newetnoos: Ubos Neubtnbos OOS Neueunbos: UBDs. Newetnbos ‘Use the VALUE dla to selet a pater, and press TENTER] t confirm your ehoee. “Tocancel, press [EXIT] “The pattern wil be Input and you wil automaticaly proceed othe next step ‘You can also put a patter directly by pressing apa. Example) Press i} + Preset patter 1 or user pattern I wil be inserted (User paler If the previously input pattem was user atl, or preset pautar 1 ft previously input atten was a prose pattern) ‘Tho upper in f the screen indeates Whether the previously inpu pau sa user ora press pater. == (00 Voor NeUPEROOT 009 Yoos NewPenooz jeubenoos <-END > — Repeats steps 6-7 as necessary.‘9. When you are finished inputting patterns, press [stoP}, ‘You are returned tothe song recording standby screen 10. Press [STOP] to exit recording. Never turn off the power while the display Indicates "Keep Power On!” Deleting a pattern 1. In step 6 of song recording, use the VALUE dial to _move to the step that you want to delete. 2. Press [F1] (EVENT), ‘3. Use CURSOR [I] [1] to move the curso to the pattern that you want o delete. ‘You can press [PLAY] to hear the selected pattem A. Press [F] (DELETE) to delete the pattern 8. Press [Fl] (STEP) to move the cursor back to the previous location, Inserting a pattern 41. In step 6 of song recording, use the VALUE dial to ‘move tothe step at which you want to insert a pattern. 2. Press [Ft] (EVENT) ‘3. Use CURSOR [1] [1] to move the cursar tothe pattern that you want to inser. ‘You can press [PLAY] to hear the selected pattern 4. Press [F2] (INSERT). "The pattern ist will appear. * 11999 pater have already ben input, “INSERT” will nt be spayed above [F2} ‘You can press [PLAY] to hear the selected pattern, 'S. Use the VALUE dial to select the pattern that you want ‘to insert, and press [ENTER] to confirm your choice ‘To cancel, press [EXITL 6. Press [FI] (STEP) to move the cursor back to the previous location. Changing a pattern 1. Instep 6 of song recording, use the VALUE dial to move tothe step ofthe patiern that you want fo change. 2. Press [Fi] (EVENT), ‘3. Use CURSOR [1] [1] to move the cursor tothe pattern that you want to change. You can press [PLAY] ta hear the selected patter, 4. Use the VALUE dial to change the pattern. 5. Press [1] (STEP) to move the cursor beck to the previous location ning a name to a song 1. Press [SONG). 2. Use the VALUE dial to select the song that you want to 3. Press [REC]. ‘The recording standby screen will appear. ‘A. Press [F3] (NAMB), [ewsSone03 s DEFGHIJKLHNOPORSTUUH 5. Use CURSOR [«][-I 0 select the character location, ‘and use the VALUE dial to change the character. [Ft] (CAPS) togates you between uppercase and lowercase characters. (F2] QNSERT) inserts a space (3) (DELETE) deletes a character. 8. Press [EXIT. ‘You are returned to the recording standby screen, 7, Press [STOP] to ext recording. von ‘Never turn off the power while the display ndleates "Koop Power Ont” 64Chapter 10. Deleting or copying a pattern or song Deleting a pattern or song 11. Press [SONG] or [PTN] to display the Play screen. 2. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System sereen. {cts nt possible to display tho System screen while a attr or songs playing. 3. Press [F2] (DEVICPY), ‘A. Press [FI] (DELETE), ‘5. To delete patter, press [FI] (PATTERN), To delete a ‘song, press [F2] (SONG). 6. Use the VALUE dial to select the pattem or song thet you want to delete 1+ Inthe case of song o pattern that contains performance data, 2° wil be played before he song or pattern nummer. 7. Tocexecute the deletion, press [Ft] (EXECUTE). ‘To cance, press [F2} (CANCEL) of [EXIT] If you pressed 1] (EXECUTE), you wil be asked 10 confirm the deletion, 1B Tocxecute the deletion, press [FI] (YES). ‘To cancel, press (F2] (NO). nou ‘Never turn off the power while the splay Indicates "Keep Poster On!” 8. Press [SONG] or [PTN] to return tothe Pay sereen, Copying a pattern or song 4. Press [SONG] or [PTN] to display the Play screen. 2. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System sereen * Its not possible wm dspay the System sen whe patter or song s playing. 3. Pres F2] (DELICPY). 4, Press [Fa] (COPY. ‘5. ‘Tocopy a pater, press [F1] (PATTERN). To copy a song, press (F2] (SONG). 6. Use CURSOR {T] [1 to move the cursor, and use the ‘VALUE dial o select the copy soureldestination patterns. or songs. * Ince case of song r pattern that contains performance dt, 42° wl be splayed before the song o pater number. 7. Toexecut the copy, press Fi] (EXECUTE) ‘Tocaned, press [F2] (CANCEL) or EXIT ‘you pressed [Ft] EXECUTE) you wil be asked to confirm the copy. Front sure 7 8. To execute the copy, press {Fi} (YES). ‘To.ancal, press [F2] (NO). ‘8. Press [SONG] or [PTN] to return tothe Play screen. won "Never turn ff the power while the display indicates "Keep Power Onl"Chapter 11. Using a memory card About memory cards ‘The SP-505 uses commercially avalable SmartMedia (power ‘supply voltage 3.3 V, capacity: 8 MB-128 MB) as memory cards, 7 MB/2 MB/4 MB SmartMedia cannot be used, MEMO ‘SmartMedia can be purchased ata nearby computer dealer or digal camera dealer. + Please read and observe the instructions included with he ‘SmartMedia. Inserting a memory card “Memory cards (SmartMedia) must only be inserted ‘when the SP-505's power s switched OFF. Ithe power 4s on when you insort a card, not only the memory card, bt also the internal data can be destroyed. noe "Never tun on the power when a memory card (GmariMedia) is inserted halfway. Doing so will destroy ‘the internal memary data. [you inset or remove a card withthe power turned on, ‘of turn on the power when a card i Inserted halfway, ‘message of “WARNING! Data Maybe Damaged!” will ‘appear, and operation will stop. Ifths occurs, turn olf ‘the power, insert the card all the way or remove lt, and ‘then turn the power on once again Insert the memory card (SmartMedia) all the way into ‘the slot, making sure thatthe correct sides facing up, ‘nd the correct ene is poladng in The srtace without 98 contacts ‘ust be upwart Formatting a memory card 11. Press [SONG] or [PTN] to display the Play screen. ‘2, Press [SYSTEM] to display the System screen. + teisno psi to spay he Sytem sen wile pattern songs paying 3. Press F3} (CARD). + tamemory cards ot inserted, “CARD wil ot appear above [F3}. 4. Press [F1] (FORMAT). ‘You wil be asked to confirm the Format operation, To format the card, press [FI] (YES). To cancel press [F2} (NO}. When you format card, al data inthe card wil be raed 6. Press [SONG] or [PTN] to return tothe Play screen, ‘Never turnoff the power while the display indicates “Keep Power On!”Saving data on a memory card (Save) aie protce stk 0 he may cad, not be posible a save sample or sequencer data Saving sample data Here's how to save sample data from the SP-505s internal ‘memory toa memory car. 11. Press [SONG] or [PTIN] to display the Play screen. 22. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System screen. S% {t's no possible to dspay the Sytem screen wile a patern or sng playing. 3. Press {FI (CARD), 4. Press [3] (SAVE). * tbe memory card has ben formatted tna format that cannat te used bythe SP-505, SAVE" will not appear above [F3} Please format the card. (9 68) 5. Pres FI] (SAMPLE). ach pad bank inthe SP.$05's internal memory wil be saved as one set. 6. Use the VALUE dla to select the pad bank that you 17. Press CURSOR [J], and use the VALUE dial to select the number of the rea In which you want to save. 8, Tosave the data, press [F1} (EXECUTE) ‘To cane, peess [F2] (CANCEL, + Anasterisk "willbe dsplayed to ineateanares number in \whch sample data has lend ben saved. If ou slot an area nurater marked by **,a message of “OK to Overt?" wll tbe splayed. If you are sure this isthe are number you want ‘ose, pss [1] (VES). To cancel, press (F2| (NO). ‘8. Press [SONG] or {PTN} to return to the Pay seren. rer ‘Never turn off the power while the display ncicatos "Keep Power On!" Saving sequencer data “Here's how to save sequencer data (pattems songs) from the ‘SP-505' intemal memory toa memory cad. 11. Press [SONG] or [PTIN] to display the Pay screen. 2. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System screen S “Tels not poste to aply the System screen wile a patter ‘4, Press [F3} (SAVE). "ifthe memory card has been formatted in a format that canat bused by the SP-50S, "SAVE" wall not appear above (F3I. Please format the car. (p. 65) 8. Press [F2] (SONGIPTN). For sequencer (pattern/song) data, the 100 user patarns an 20 songs in internal memory willbe saved as one st. 6. Use the VALUE dial to select the number ofthe area in which you want to save. Tot 17. To save the data, press [Ft] (EXECUTE). ‘To cancel, press [F2] (CANCEL). Am asterisk "willbe displayed to indicate an area number fn hich sequencer data has aready teen saved. Ifyou select an area number marked by *™", a message of “OK to Overwrte?” will be displayed. I you are sure hiss the area number you want to use, press [FI] (YES). To cancel, pres [2] (NO). {8 Press [SONG] or [PTN] to return to the Pay sereen. 67wer "Nover tur off the power while the display indicates “Koop Power On!” Loading memory card data into internal memory (Load) * Tes not posble to nad data tnt a protected pad bank Loading sample data Here's how sample data saved on a memory card can be loaded into the SP-505, 1. Press [SONG] or [PTN] o display the Play screen. 2. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System screen + 14s not poste wo display the Syste scren while a pattern or songs playing. 3. Press [F3] (CARD). + Mamemary cards nt Inserted, “CARD” will not appear above F3), ‘A, Press [F2] (LOAD), + Ihe memory card has ben formated ins format tat cannot ‘bread bythe SP-505, “LOAD™ will not appear above fF}. Please format the ard (p. 66) 5. Press [Fi] (SAMPLE) Tot USER 1 6. Use the VALUE dial to select the numberof the rea ‘that you want to load. ‘One bank of the SP-505's internal memory wall beloaded asaset If no files have beon saved, te display wll ndeata 17, Press CURSOR [1] to mave the cursor othe pad bank Aispay. ‘8, Usethe VALUE dial to selct the pad bank that you want to fad. 18. To load the data, press [FI] (EXECUTE), ‘To cancel, press [F2] (CANCEL). 10. Press [SONG] or [PTN] to return tothe Play screen. * When you oa, the sample and sequencer deta saved in {ternal memory wll be erased. Bo sure to save important data ‘on a memary cad before you oad. (p. 67) noe ‘Never tur off the power while the display indicates "Keep Pawer On!” Loading sequencer data ‘Sample and sequencer (patern/song) data that you've saved on ‘a memory card can be loaded back ito the SP.505 as follows ‘1. Press [SONG] or [PTN} to display the Play screen. 2. Press [SYSTEM to display the System screen * eis not possible to display the System screen wil a pattern ‘or sang playing. ‘3. Pross[F3] (CARD). fa memory cardi nt inserted, “CARD will not appear above FB. A. Press [F2] (LOAD). Ite memory card has ben formatted in format tht cannot ‘rua bythe SP-505, “LOAD" wil ac appear above [F2. Phase format the car. (p. 68) ‘5. Press F2] (SONGIPTN). 8. Use the VALUE dial to select the number ofthe area ‘thats tobe loaded,Ino files have been saved, the display will indicate 7. Toload the data, pres (Fl (EXECUTE). To cancel, press [F2] (CANCEL) 18. Press SONG] or [FTN] to retum to the Play screen. When you lad, dhe sample and soquncer data in internal emery wil be erased. Be sure to save important data on 8 memory card before you lad. 67) nor ‘Never turn off the power while the display indicates “Keop Power On!” Deleting data from a memory card Here's how to delete sample or sequencer (patern/song) ‘data from a memory cad. 11. Press [SONG] or [PIN] to display the Play screen. 22. Press SYSTEM] to display the System screen, * tis nat possibe a splay the System Sree whl a ptern or sng playing. Press [Fa] (CARD), 4. Press 2] LOAD), 5. To delete sample data, press [FI] (SAMPLE). To delete sequencer (patiern/song data, press [F (SONGPTN). ‘The le names of sample or sequencer les saved on the ‘memory card wil be displayed {tno ies have been saved, the display wil india 6. Use the VALUE dial to select the le that you want to delete. 7, Press [F3] (DELETE). ‘You willbe asked to confirm that you really want to dolore te fle Ok to Detete? 8. Todelete, press [F] (YES). ‘To cancd, press [F2} (NO). ‘9. Press (SONG] or [PTN] to return tothe Play screen, noe ‘Never turnoff the power while the display indeates “Keep Power On!” Loading WAV/AIFF files into the SP-505 Standard waveform data (WAVAIEE es) saved ona reer card can be loaded in the P55 * Before you continue, save the WAV/AIFF fs from your ‘ampater onto a memary card 11, With the power of the SP-S0S turned off, nsert the ‘memory card into the memory card slot, then turn on the power switch, ‘2. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System screen. * Tets not possible to display the System screen while a pattern or song is playing. ‘3. Press (F3} (CARD). + ta momory card ts not inserted, “CARD will ot appear above (FS. ‘4. Press [F2] (LOAD). * Ifthe memory card has been formated in» format that cannot ‘bread by the SP-505, “LOAD will ot appear above (F2). Please format the card. (. 66) 69Chapter 11. Using a memory card Precautions concerning Press [Fi] (FILE). ‘The names of the WAV and AIFF fils saved on the card will be displayed. Ino WAV or AIFF files have been saved, the display wll indiate ‘lle names longer than eight characters and fle names in apanese will not be aplayed crrecty. Front Tot USER 1 ‘Use the VALUE dia to sleet the file that you want to load. Press CURSOR {U], and use the VALUE dial to select ‘the pad to which the fle you want o load isto be assigned. ‘ress [F1] (EXECUTE) to load the file. ‘To cance, press [Fa] (CANCEL) ress [SONG] or [PTN] to return tothe Play screen ‘Never tum off the power while the display indicates “Koop Power On!" the loading of WAV/AIFF files ‘The filename extenston must be wav for WAV files, and Af for AIFF Bles. The file cannot be recognized with any ther extension, (Only ies with & or 16 bit quantization ae supported. ‘Sample rate conversion isnot performed. The data will be loaded as fits sampling rate were 44.1 KHz. Ifyou load a file witha sample rate of anything other than 44.1 tz the playback pitch willbe Incorrect. “The loop point settings within an AIFF file wil be ‘enored, you attempt to load a WAV/ AIFF fie tn aformat that the SP-50 does not support an error message of "Unsupported Format!" will eppear, and it will not be possible to load the Me ‘Compressed WAV files or AIFF files cannot be loaded, Extremely short waveform data less than approximataly Toms) cannot be loaded. Deleting a WAV/AIFF file 41. Press [SONG] or [PTIN] to display the Play screen. ‘2. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System seren, CEE * Tes mt prsible to apy the System serwn whl patter or song spaying 3. Press F3] (CARD), a rneory card ot inetd, “CARD wil at gpa bave [F 4. Press [F2] (LOAD). * Ifthe memacy card has been formatted informa that cannot be rea by the SP-505, “LOAD will not appear above [F2) lease format the card. (66) 5. Press [F3] (FILE). ‘The names of the WAV and AIFF Mes saved on the card willbe displayod. Ifno WAV or AIFF files have been saved, the display wil indicate “*™"", Front Tor USER 1 6, Use the VALUE dial to select the fie that you want to delete. 7. Press [3] (DELETE). You willbe asked to confirm that you rally want to delete the fle. OK to Delete? 8. ‘Todelete the fie pres [FI] (YES). ‘To.ancel, press [F2} (NO). 8. Press SONG] or [PTN] to return to the Play screen. ren ver tuen off the power while the display Indicates "Keep Power On!" 70Chapter 12. Using the SP-505 with other MIDI devices * Dono use MIDI cable to drety connect the SP-506's -MIDIIN canoector tats own MIDI OUP connector (eating lp) The SP-505 may fal operate corey i this done. About MIDI MIDI stands for Music! Instrument Digital Interface. Itisa ‘universal standard, designed to provide for the exchange of peeformance data among electronic musical insrumens, ‘computers, and other devices. The SP.$05 supports the use of MIDI, and provides two MIDI connectors: MIDIIN and ‘MIDI QUT. These connectors can be connocted toothor MIDI doves, thus grealy expanding your performance possibilits, About the MIDI connectors ‘The SP-505 has the following MIDI connectors. MODIIN: ‘Receives MIDI massages from other MIDI devices. MiD1 OUT: ‘Transmits MIDI messages from the SP-505, About the MIDI implementation chart ‘The MIDI implementation chart (p. 1) provides an easy way {to view the types of MIDI message that the SP-505 can transmit and receive. Compare the SP-505's MID! Implementation chart with the Implementation chart of some ‘other connected MIDI davice, and use the MIDI messages ‘that ere recognized by bath devices For details ofthe SP-505's MIDI functionality, refer to “MIDI ‘mplementaion. Changing the MIDI settings MIDI parameters Pads Ch 1-18, OFF Speci the channel on which pad performance data wll to transite and recetved Part 1-4 Ch 1-18, OFF Specify the channel :hat will output te parts ofthe song, or pater. Prog Chg SW: OFF, ON Specify whether program change messages willbe received and transmitted. On the SP-505, program change messages ae employed when switching the bank ‘thats tobe played by MIDI (note message). ‘Syne Mode: INT, MIDI, REMOTE, AUTO Speeity the mode used when synchronizing the SP-S05's performance with an external MIDI device. For deta refer to “Synchronizing the performance of the SP-505 and an external MIDI device,” p. 72 Procedure Press [SONG] or [PTN] to display the Play screen. 22, Press [SYSTEM] to display the System screen. * Tels not paste wo dsplay hw System screen while a pattern ‘or song i playing. Press [Fi] (UTILITY, Press [F2} (MIDI. ‘The MIDI Settings sereen vill appear. 15. Press CURSOR [UJ [T] to select the parameter, and use the VALUE dial to change the setting. Fa Sune hose Press [PTN] or [SONG] to return tothe Play sereen. * isnot posible to change MIDI settings wh the soquncer ‘spaying 1‘Never turn off the power while the display indicates “Keep Power On ‘The SP.508 transmits pad performance data a sts ‘consisting of “program change message + note message” If this performance data i overdubbed on an ‘eternal sequencer, some sequencers may automatically rearrange the overdubbed data, making it Impossible for the performance data to be reproduced correctly, Synchronizing the performance of the SP-505 and an external MIDI device In order for the performance to be synchronized with an external MIDI device, you must decide which device (the SP- 505 or the external MIDI device) will control start/stop, and Which device will determine the BPM (Syne made). Connections for synchronized performance Use MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT eannectar of the raster device othe MIDIIN connector of the SP-505. * ets pst asp he System seen whl pattern song's playing 3. Press Ft] (UTILITY. Press F2] (MIDI, ‘The MIDI Settings sereen will appear. 5. Press CURSOR {Uo select Syme Mode, and use the VALUE dial to change the setting. Pods Cho 2 Part Ten 3 oe Port 2 ch 3 Or Bart 3G 3 Orr Part 4 Gh, oF Bros ¢hosw 3 Ooh Sone Hose 2 Ma Siar Siop BPM int (Control from SP-505 Use SP.505's internal only BPM )Mibi | Control from SP-505/ | Use MIDI Clock Control from external | messages MIDI device REMOTE |Conuol from SP.308/ | Use SP-505' internal Control from external | BPM MIDI device (AUTO | Control from SP 505 Use SP-505% internal [RPM Control from eriemal | Use MIDI Clock MIDI device messages Syne mode settings 4. Press [SONG] or [PTW to display the Play screen. 2. Pres [SYSTEM] to display the System sereen. * Ifthe Sync Modes st to MIDI, playhack wil not occur lunless MIDI Clock messages are recetved fom an external MIDI device, ress [PTN] of [SONG to return tothe Pay sercen. ‘Never turn ofthe power while the display indleates “Keep Power Ont” + At the factory tings, hiss set t9 AUTO. * eis nor posto chang he MIDI setings whe the soquncers playingChapter 13. Making system settings Here's how to make system settings (such as LCD Contrast) forthe SP-s0s About the CONFIG parameters LCD Contrast: 116 ‘This adjusts the LCD contrast. Pad Protect: (BANK 5-16) OFF, ON For each pad bank, you can apply Protect to prevent the samples from being erased. Metronome LV: 0-10 ‘This adjusts the metronome volume during pattern recording. Foot SW Asgn: PLAY, SMPL, PAD 1-16, FX ‘Spocfy the function of afoot switch connected to the FOOT ‘SW jock. PLAY: Control playback start/stop ofa pattern or song, SMPL: Control start/stop of sampling PAD I-16: Play the sound of the specified pad number. FXON/OFF: Switch the effect on/off * When connecting a fot switch (PSSU; sold separately) tothe FOOT SW jack, se he polarity switch as fellows Chop Demo: OFF, ON Determines whether aderno sound will be played when the ‘Chop Function is used. Plich Demo: OFF, ON Determines whether a demo sound wil be played when the Pitch funeton Is used. Power Up PTN: PRESET, USER, ‘Specify the pattern that willbe selected when the power Is turned on. PRESET: Preset Pattern USER: User Pattern Power Up BNK: PRESET, USER Specify the pad bank that wil be selected when the power s tumed on, PRESET: Proset Bank USER: User Bank ‘1. Press [SONG] or [PT] to display the Play screen. 2. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System sereen. * ls ot paste asply the System seen whl pace so is paying 2. Pres (F] (UTILITY 4. Pres (] (CONFIG), “The system stings creen wl appear 5. Use CURSOR {1 [ltoseet the parameter, and se the VALUE dial to make the seting Geb contrasts Paci Protect 6. Press [PTN] or [SONG] to return to the Play seen. ‘Never tur off the power while the display indicates "Koop Power Ont” 73Chapter 14. Restoring the factory settings ‘Use the Inualize operation when you want to restore the system and pater dats fo the fctory settings. You can restore all ta tothe factory settings at once, or select a spec type ‘of data, suchas sequencer sottings, to be inktlalized, Factory settings Samples Samples are assigned to pads {1}-116] of use bank L * Once yu cary out an inazaton thes sample wil be erased and cannot be revered, Sequencer (songs/patterns) ‘Allsongs are empty. All user patterns ar empty. ‘System UTILITY CONFIG LeDContrast 6 Pad Protect: (BANK 5-16), OFF Metronome LV: 10 FootSW Asgn: PLAY ‘ChopDemo: ON Pitch Dero on Power UpFIN: PRESET Power UpBNK: PRESET unury mint Pads Ch 1 Part 1-4Ch on ProgChgsW: ON ‘Syne Mode: AUTO Procedure 1, Press [SONG] or [PT] to display the Play screen. ‘2. Press [SYSTEM] to display the System sereen, * Its no psibe tale the System screen while a pattern songs plying. a. Press (Ft) (UTILITY). 4, Press (F3) GNI), ‘The Intalize sereen will appear. ‘5. Use the VALUE dial to slect the type of setting that {you want to initialize Init Target: ALL, SYSTEM, SAMPLE, SEQ ‘ALL: Allsystem related parameters will be ‘nitallze. ‘All pad samples wil be erased, (Except for reset samples) Al songs and all user patterns will be erased. Systemn-related parameters wl be {nltalize. All pad samples wil be erased, (Except for preset samples) SEQ: ——_Allsongs and all user pattems willbe erased. SYSTEM: SAMPLE: . To initialize the settings you selected, press [FI] wxecuTE, ‘To cancel, press [F2] (CANCEL) or [EXIT] ‘When you pras [Fi] (EXECUTE), a seven asking you to confirm thet you indeed do want 1a carry out an {nialzation appears sure 7 * Ifyou attempe to initialize SAMPLE when sample memory protected, the splay wil ask “Protected! Sure?” 17. To initialize the settings, press FI] (YES). ‘To cancel, press [F2] (NO) B. Press [PTN] or [SONG] to return tothe Play screen, von ‘Never turn of the power while the display indicates “Keep Power Oa!” 14Chapter 15. Appendices Troubleshooting If the SP-505 does noc operate as vou expect, check the following points. If hls does not resolve the problem, please contact the nearest Roland Service Center or your dealer. 1 No sound/volume is too low 2 Isthe power of the SP-505 and connected devices tuned on? © Are the SP-505 and external devices connected correctly? + Chock the connections 2 Anaudio cable may be broken. 2 The cable connected to DIGITAL IN may be broken. You may be using an audio cable with a builtin resistor, + Use a connection cable that doesnot contain resistor (eg. Roland PCS ser) The volume oft connected amp or mixer may be ‘umned down. + Adjust the volume ta an appropriate level 2 Thevolume of SP-505 may be turned down. + Adjust the volume to an appropriate leva © Afyou are using a memory card, is the memory card inserted correctly? Turn of the power, emave the memory card, and then reinsert Itcorrecly all the way. © Myousreattempting to play a sample, isthe pad of he sample? > When you press pad that contains a sample, the pad ‘wil ight and the sample wil sound. Ifthe pad doesnot light when you press it, a sample has not yet been assigned to that pad. Sample a sound forthe pad. © you are attempting to play a song or patter, does the song ot pattern contain performance data? > Record the sang or pattern so that it contains performance data. (p. 63,58) (© Ifyou are atempting to play a song or patern, MIDI ‘Syne Mode may be set to MIDI. FMA Syne Mode is set to "MIDI" playback will not cccur unless MIDI Cock is being received from an external MIDI device (p.72) A specific sample does not sound © Thelevel ofthat sample may have been lowered — Check the level of the sample. (p. 44) © Theeffect evel may have been lowered For some types of effect, the level an be adjusted by one ofthe contol nas, For the correspondence between effect types and control cts, refer op. 38 A sample does not stop sounding © ThePad Play setting ofthe sample may beset to DRUM, + Since the sample will continue sounding unl the End ‘Point, a long sample may give the impression that the sound never saps. you wantto change the way that the samples played, change te setuing io something otter than DRUM. (p 4 i External input sound cannot be heard/volume is too low © tafexrsouRcE] te? + In onder fran external input sound ta be heard, you rust press [EXT SOURCE] to make the pad light. © Theleve ofthe external input may be lowered. + Adjst the REC LEVEL knob tan appropriate eve © Thevolume ofthe device connected to LINEIN may be lowered + Adjust w an appropiate lave, (© Arethe audio cables connected coretiy? Check the connections (© An audio cable may be broken. © Thecable connected to DIGITAL IN maybe broken © Could you be using an audio cable with bun resistor? + Use a camection cable that doesnot contain aresttar (ee. Roland PCS serie) ry 15@ External input sound is not stereo/is not monaural 9 [EXT SOURCE] may be set to monaural “> Change the (EXT SOURCE] setting TypeeSTEREO. (p. 2 TEXT SOURCE] may be set to stereo. ~+ Change the [EXT SOURCE] setting Type»MONO.(p. 33) I Mic sound is not output/is too weak © Isthe mic eable connected correctly? + Check the connection, ‘Theme able may be broken. (© The input source may be set to something other than sme Press [SOURCE SELECT to select "MIC." Theme evel may have been lowered ~ Use the REC LEVEL kno to asthe evel appropriately Can't record a sampl © Isthere enough memory capecity? + If theres insufficient memory, a message of “Memory ult” will appear when you attempt to sample Delete unneeded samples to increase the amount of Fee space. © Iyouare tempting to sample toa memory cards. tte memory card inseried correctly? + Turn off the power, remove the memory ard, and re Insert ube memory card corey. (© IFyouare attempting o sample toa memory card, has the memory card been formatied by the SP.S05? + Format the memory card. (66) (© Samples may have been assigned to al pads, ~ Sampling snot possible i there arena vacant pads Delete unneeded samples to free up ane or more pads. ©. Asongypattern may currently be playing or recording. + Press [STOP] stop song/patter playback or recording 2 Could you currently be deleting or copying a sample? ~+ Sampling cannot be performed while s sample s being deleted o copied. 76 lm Sampled sound contains excessive noise or distortion 2 Isthe input level appropriate? + If he mput Levels too high, the sampled sound will be dlstorted. If 1s oo for, nots wil be heard. Turn the TREC LEVEL knob to adjust the eve so thatthe third “* from the top inthe level meter shown in the display becomes black occasionally © Are the effec settings appropriate? + Some types of effect may increase the level louder than the original sample, or may intentionally stor the sound. Some effects wil also cause notse to be emphasized Temporarily tum off eects, and check whether the sample tse eontains notse or distortion. Then adjust the fect settings appropriately. For the relation between effect types and control knobs, refer to “Effects List" p. 36. (© Are multiple samples being played simultaneously? + Bven ifthe level of each individual sample ts appropriate, simultaneously playing multiple samples ‘may cause the overall level tobe excessively high, ‘causing distortion. Lower the level ofeach sample (Adjusting the settings ofa sample,” p. 44) so that the sound ie not distorted. Problems with internal memory M Data was not saved correctly internal memory (© tts possible thatthe power was tured off while data was being writen into internal memory (while the * Keep Power On" message wes displayed). The lst data cannot be recovered, ~+ Inti case ts possible that al ofthe eral memory dia may be damaged 1 you continue using the SP-S05 nts stat. urher ‘malfunctions may oocr. Please inalle the internal rmemary. ‘When you inate al data in internal memory wil be tos. p70)Problems with a memory card © Data was not saved correctly in a memory card © tts possible hat the power was turned off while data ‘was being written into the memory card (while the “Keep Power On!" message was displayed). The lost data cannot be recovered. + In ths ease, its possible thatthe data ofthe entire ‘memory card has been damaged. {you continue using the SP-505 inthis state, further ‘malfunctions may occur. Please format te memory card. ‘When you format all data i the memory card will be lost. (p.88) The Protect sticker may be affixed to the memory card, An inserted memory card is not detected lM Can't select data from a memory card © Is the memory card inserted correctly? ~ Turn of the power, remove the memory card, then re nso the memory card correctly, © Is the memory card an appropriate type? + The SP-505 can use 8 MB-125 MB (33V) SmartMedia memory cards (Other types cannot be used. 2 Inthe memory card formatied coretiy? + Only memory cards that have been formatted by the SP- 505 or SP-303 can be used. Please format the memory card. p68) Problems with MIDI or synchronization Can't play samples from an external MIDI device ‘©. Isthe power ofthe external MIDI device tuned on? © Arethe MIDI cables connected correctly? Check the connections. O AMIDI cable may be broken, © Ashe MIDI channel set correctly? Set the MIDI channels ofthe SP-S05 and external MIDI ‘device tothe same setting. (. 71) (© Inthe external MIDI device set to transmit note messages? + Make sure thatthe note riumbers ofthe note messages are inthe range of note numbers thatthe SP $06 i able toreceive (. 83) + Chock the setings ofthe external MIDI dovico, © Is the external MIDI device set to transmit program change messages? ~The SP-505 uses program change messages to switch pad banks. “Make sure that the program numbers ofthe program ‘change messages are In the range af program numbers that the SP-£05 Is able to receive. (p. 83) ++ Chock te settings ofthe external MIDI device lm Pattern sequencer does not ‘synchronize to the BPM of an external MIDI device © Is the System parameter MIDI Syne Mode set comectiy? + Check the setting (p. 72) 2 Isthe external MIDI device set to transmit MIDI clock messages? ~ Some devices have a MIDI dock iransmision on/off setting. Also, some external rhythm machines or external sequencers transmit MIDI lock only while they are playing. (©. Ts the external MIDI device set to receive MIDI clock messages? + Check the sting of the extemal MIDI deve. © Does the BPM of the extemal MIDI device exceed the ‘BPM range to which the SP-505 can synchronize? +The SP-505 can synchronize o a BPM inthe range of 409-2000, Synchrontzation cannot be guaranteed coutsie this range of BPM, 1Chapter 15. Appendices Error message list © Sampling related Memory Ful © Sampling Is not posible because there sno space n ser memory ~+ Delete unneaded sample dts (p49) © Ranout of user memory during sampling, + Delete unneeded sample data (49) © Notenough memory to use the Chop function. ~+ Delete unneeded sample dats, (. 4) ©. Not enough memory to use the Seale function. “+ Delete unnesded sample dt. (. 49) Awaiting Digital Signal You ae attempting to sample the signal from DIGITAL IN, no signal is detected. ~ Check whether a digital signa is blng output from the connected digital device. For deals, refer to the manual {or the connected device) 2 The sampling frequency ofthe signal from DIGITAL IN As not 44 kz, Set the sampling frequency to 44.1 kHz (For deals refer to the manual of the connected device) Not Sampling Bank! (© Sampling is not possible since the Chop bank or the Pitch bank is selected. Switch to another pad bank. Protected! (© Deletion is not possible because the samples protected. + Tum off the protect suing of the sample. (p. 73) © Overwriting isnot possible because the sample is protected. Tur off the protect setting of the sample (p. 73) Protected! Sure? © Initaltzation is not possible because the sample's protected. = To continue with intlalization, press [FI] (YES) ‘Tocancel, press [F2] (NO). 78 ‘Too Busy © Notes are not sounded in time, + Reduce the number f notes. MIDI related MIDI Off Line! There is a problem with the MIDI cable connection. + Check whether the MIDI cable has been disconnected or broken, MIDI Buffer Full © Too many MIDI messages were received all at once, and the SP-505 was unable to process all of them. + Reduce the amount of MIDI messages boing transmitted to the SP-505, MIDI Error! © AMIDI message was not received correctly. “+ Check whether the MIDI cable has been disconnected or broken. > Chock whother invalid MIDI messages are belng ‘wansmited, 1 Song/pattern recording related Memory Full! © Sonpipattern cannot be saved because there is {insufficient space in user memory. + Delete unneeded songs or patterns. ‘Too Much Data! 2 Recording/playback isnot possible beeause there is 00 ‘much performance data, or because the BPM is too fast. > Lowor to BPM. Delete unneeded performance data Pattern REC Full (© Nomore data cam be recorded inthe pattern, since the ‘maximum numberof notes that can be recorded has. ‘been exceeded. “+ Delete unneeded data from the patter being recorded. (0.59.60)Song REC Full! 2. No more can be recorded inthis song, since the ‘maximum number of patlers in one song has been exceeded, + A maximum of 999 patterns can be registered as part of ‘one song. No further patterns can be registered, Card related WARNING! Turn OFF Power Data Maybe Damaged! © Acard was inserted of removed while the power was on, othe power was turned on when a card was inserted halfway. + Tur off he power, remove the card or inset Itcorely, and then turn the power oc once agin Memory Full ‘© Data cannot be saved, since there is insufficient space ‘remaining on the memory cz. + Delete unneeded data. (p68) © There isnot enough memory to load the WAVIAIFF fe, + Delete unneeded samples. (p49) = Reduce the size of the WAV/AIFF fle. Protected! (© Sampling toa memory card bank is not possible because a write protec sticker i affixed tothe memory card, Remove the waite;protext sticker from the memory card (© Data cannot be saved because a write-protect sticker is affixed to the memory card + Remove the weite protect sucker from the memory card, Unsupported Format! (©. The format of the inserted memory card isa format that {he SP505 cannot use, +The SP-505 is able to use only 8-128 MB Smart Media memory cards with a3.3 V power suppl. Please check ‘ve type of card you are using (© Loading/saving is not possible because the sample oF sequencer data corrupted, ~+ Biter erase (p68) te offending data, or format the memory card (p68). 2. You are attempting to load a WAVIAIF fle that ‘cannot be loaded into the SP-505. ~+ Read the caulonary notes regarding the loading of ‘WAV/ AIFF les. (p. 70) i System related Too Busy ©. The data could not be processed fast enough. — Operate the butions or VALUE dial mare slowly. Memory Damaged © The contents of internal memory have been destroyed. ~+ Perform the Iitlize operation as directed by the splay, 1fthis doesnot resolve the problem, contact a nearby Roland servic center. sexpuaddy 79Parameter List ‘Sampling, SOURCE SELECT Type. Grads ‘At ‘SOURCE SELECT Type. Grace ‘Ato With BP TUNE, COAXIAL, OPTICAL, MIG MONO, STEREO | “STANDARD, LONG, LO-FI (OFF, LEVEL 1-8 ‘wn SP OFF. 400-2000 Resamping SOURCE SELECT SOURCE SELECT TREE Type “pe MONO, STERES rade ene ‘STANDAAD, LONG LOFT Aut Tae ‘OFF, ON | Wave Edit ~ iz ee 1 Level level 127 Parpst Panoot LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT Pad Pay ad Ply TRIG, GATE, ORUM j Loop Mode | ‘Loop Moda | OFF, ON ae Reverse Aovorso [Orr on Pay Type zi Pay Type SNGLE, PHRASE / Weasue Measure [28-12 1-80008, Beat Beat “i-18 Amplify Ampiity 9-400, BPM Adjust ce Ply BPH [Pays re ‘BPM Sync serait Fs i SYNC BPH SWNCHPAL [aas-2600 Chop Resoiaion Rescue 7 Pitch Pon Nod —— rer edo [s0L8L Soom URE ‘Sia Kay ‘fgina Key [.6F,0, 01 6 F.F0.G GRAM ROAUP ich Bank ich Bark The Pad Accent Pad Accom Fad sont Tsar Pad Bank Pad Bark ~ [Pasian ae Song SONG: [sone = ital BPH inal BPM Pin, 0-000 Se. Sie 1-308 Pattern _ PATTERN PATTERN PRESET 10, USER 1-100 Measure Meanie 18 Beat Best eae 2PM oP 700-2000 | ron ie Fane ‘OFFON Guanze ‘arz ‘uae ce, Gare Eg a, Ene Shes Soe tn eS rd pt OFF ahearsal i OFF. ONPosition Swing Poaten Eight, Sd na Perens 30-100% ad ¥ Swing ‘OFF, ON Par 2 Swing ‘OFF, cw Pari Swing OFF, oN Pan & Sng OFF, ON System Uuly Configuration To Conve fer Pad rote, BANKE-1E: OFF ON Metronome Lvl Mettnome IV 0-10 Foot Such Ash Foot SW Asgh FLAY, SUL, PADI FX ‘Shop Demo ‘OFF, ON ich Deno ‘OFF, ON Power UP Pato Power UP PTH PRESET, USEA Power UPBNK PRESET, USER System Utily MID) sine Pate Oo 136, OFF Pan 3 ch 116, OFF Pantach 116, OFF Fans ch 1-16, OFF Pant Gy 116, OFF Program Change Sith Frag Cg SW ‘OFF, ON ‘ye Mode INT, MIO], REMOTE, AUTO System Utility Initialize [i rarat [AL SYSTERN SAMPLE, SEO System Delete Patorn Taset [[woer=65, ‘System Copy Patorn ~___| From ‘Poo1-040, 001-100 To oot=100 ‘System Delete Song [isos [oom ‘System Copy Song From Toa To of System Gard Loed Sample From BACKUP T=16 To USER 1-8, CHOP 1-2, PGA T-@, GARD 1-16 ‘System Card Load SongiPatiom a [Fm BACKUP I-16 System Card Load Fle Fem “WANA To USER 1-1-6576, CARD 11-1616 System Card Save Sampie Fron PRESET 1-4, USER 1-8, CHOP 1-2, ITOH 1-8, CARO T6 To BACKUP Sytem Gard Gave SongPatiomn Te BAKO 81Preset Sample Preset Pattern CoP ample tam Sr ve 7 Lt [Tee Ker 1 TTREOD Ki sais 2 [TRERECowoer "TG09 Fim we ce 3 | Feo8 Sr "G09 Sar ‘ett [Teo Gap "TREOS Gap eto | TAEDA Sars "TOR Sr 2 ei | 6R78 Beat TRS08 OstTon aria 7 Taos ca “Taoo Gr ett [TREO Ki “TREOR BOB alia @_[enre Gure TecinoSaer ec 70 | Taos Cons TTRTET Agogo [4 “1 reas oF "To OF se | 2 TREO Tem "TRG08 Tom to [ oa 18] ORTS Tan Finger Sap ra 14 TRe06 Gm "TaGO9 Gash se} 76 | Techno Sono TRaDD Gap 2 te 16 [866 Maresae "TREO IDE 7 fate z Hip ik 7 ass 8 noua Hinze Se Bass G2 wile azz Some aoa Gt 7 series Funk Gap "Tasos 62 zt ets ach Si Sin Bass G1 z ceils AaB Snare Sin bass G2 zB sila eal CH Taconic Base G1 i wets Lori Kex oot Base G2 = tt | Pedal Hat | Juno Bass Gt 6 wea toe Pop Hat Ober ano Bass G2 7 HE Hp OF Synth Pad 9 = HEE Pry Ht Synth Pad = ete Tanboura Piano 63 = oe 16 [Raa Pano Ge zt tee 15 | Pop Gr Gran 63 z wc 16 Revel Organ Ge = wet a ie fa 8 is [a 36 tea [4 7 [ee [a = iso [a = H10-[ 2 o| v0 [8 82MIDI Implementation Model: $P.505 Date; Aug, 10, 2001 At rp fe Pru ae 8, mek TH th Version: 1. not Oktercntion othe Program Change 1. RECOGNIZED RECEIVE DATA twa tyke etinte Channel Voice Message mat aie ‘nm ‘eNote on/ott Oktorrcntion othe Program Change 8 She ove Me ME iw gid ie EP von ‘Necindageon pam STRUM” a ae Boe smo fa See aa Bee rath tn a fous Pa smn foarte rn ema Ontarrecptin otha Program Change 5 mat cot = pcacasde mecce ms pe ae ren Cane 12 Renta Ds) +” Neh PAD BANK CHEE BANK 18 iki aeSiabe (eProgram Change hor kee exten ea mtr ih gr a an Et Bees Gorowreres ‘Roconen rnc STEW/UTTVabe ma Boss csrowesorrnce ‘mange rate wen Be oC Sf een pe “STM 7 rae Sere corownawour sm sent rae Sime owes or i re fame — Growiow row STheotcnenanimbe emote is mer few GSrowrctowiat ip -negentnoe a tect 29 Fie Seat Growiowreut at entgattent 38 fae gana Gstoaamroun mn ang Gerona mie Som srowenant ma fost Gsroweierou mie esata ace te pe of Foam Cag 5, 8 mtn 9, A Paar adSamiet Naame ne Sar fae a pat sews nae fees nar meets hee sot paw eon pant ces rai nie ord Pw 83‘Channel Mode Message ‘© All Sound Of (Controller No.120) sane Sand ‘at f= MIChre Note en) Spear sane vane tid ar wi System Common Message {© Song Position Pointer “MIDUAUTO" sng oa menu eee an pe ‘ous Sean ‘as eS an Pe ET ‘© Song Select au Sard seeps 619 System Realtime Message © Timing Clock ‘Res nemge tr ene MI Se Md fe men prece "STEW san estat © continue © Stop ‘ermemge tres en "Mt Soc a fe en pre SYSTEM? sa (© Active Sensing ‘Whee 95 es eg ots a sng ‘ia te rat meme edwin oA ae rei ‘dt pcan tw age than med A Sard OM wes Ne ‘sing vias her ope orang engi m System Exclusive Message sus ‘omts suas ae Rectan = ecspum tute i [OX Gntot Sytem cane Mame © Universal System Exclusive Message O INQUIRY MESSAGE deny vest ‘oe at sso Re rocomcent at Fa me Paces Re Semel Sem Beate Menge mt {Srey ce Magee i Heir oe Gone ntretan D1 on rt Rognt uD PH ax adt Soa ae Sts mane emai he P40 rune poet ey py 2. TRANSMITTED DATA. ‘Channel Voice Message (© Note Onort ee nh de se Scand Tht thrones soa veer (798 em -NOTEO Pose ean temo 24 19, Po an 1211730 ee nano 2H 8 25 aaNmter Nauta rats wows cstoneswa pat jen csroneranocLAP pas pout CSTONENAE? Pas toma Ggronetowra rae wane) CONE AD TOM? ‘sone Gsrenecemunet bens chrenemprows Sons stone nto Some STONE ermToe a PCH BAM HS nt 2] SC 72 1 tenant Po Be CHOP BANE 1 Newton ha om sons mu ce oc ery Sus ‘© Program Change “rat he emma he MED aed ae wth dtp Pk ‘tepa ekiewiced homeowner ‘Trmeme ees en berg of een paren “SISEMY mi system Common Message “Tar mewn rem re he MED ne ate aon aU Apt 8-32 ‘© Song Position Pointer Se seg mae. cir nr een og ht Por eg von Sesog enor cre Sg Po HH © Song Select “Tema neat fear ‘Wn deg nde age Sed ‘ane 1 yn peer Seng Nene tH) m System Realtime Message ‘Ps meage sunt we he "ME Se ede” fest pre (© Timing Clock sue estar © continue sue @St0p ‘om (© Active Sensing Ave einen op System Exclusive Message ‘ne Dts Se ee toe re Sem Bee Meme aa Deewtt ie) Es EOS Be Meng 2 About Modetio ‘© Universal System Exclusive Message ‘INQUIRY MESSAGE ‘ont Repy ‘ane Dad sae Be Tatorocumuoann PH sonoma ee — i Soe om Ete Meme ™ eae mR tr vat nr teen va esta ob D1 Steoxt Deen tomy Cou satiate tye mm Oxon Enea ‘Thestee ety manger whe ety Rat re 85Chapter 15. Appendices 3, Messages stored in sequencer ‘Channel Voice Message ‘efstoung zl es nemghen MDI hearer ey Sep ‘peice SSPDA/ATTESTY AD ag Pls Chea wee @ Note Onott sexu seont ‘et fa aria 28 For Pednna (012.1728 teu 8 50 we ore faNinter Seater pat sige Gsroxewocn bat Brau Gerewesmesncx rat fama cstoNELoWTow2 hat fauy —Gerowecosipiat on Sawo — GeroweLowTeat rao Geos Gsrexermaciat rea Geos GprexEmowe rat fas9 ceremonies rat (aun cetowecnaat fete Soe Geroweaow nate sas. crTenemacymbe eat eka be PTO BAS. 1, em mate BE BS en HA TE ent mt fee Pepan tomer tana. a peta 2) 1 thes anes pre da pc can oN On/O ‘ase Changr a be pe Chan i l 4, Supplementary material ‘© DocimavHexadectmal table (hexadecimal values are indicated by a following H) + Det erste we fr Nhe ak ie an Pog ge ‘etbedheae| greta er ren sew ae + Se Stbtiye arta spite tin he a prune {ah stot lu Sum ie knee te aed ‘seg none Frou anda ae Fo eds 0, SG 8 = 0 = 8 Lda ‘Se i ante carn er arte SSiclncnhe it~ ion wats c/0 me = a Rg oe Seperate hein, ‘oven Oott owl ieesibeh (Wa ea aa ead apron A IE Thm oemaatetuitedsieew ates ees ima le quel cane 17Groove Sampling Workstation Date : Aug. 10, 2001 Model SP-505 MIDI Implementation Chart Version : 1.00 Function, Transmited Recognized Remarks Basic Defaut 46 116 Memorized Channel Changed 116 8 Defaut Mose 3 Mode 3 Mode Messages x ‘tered x Note o-1e7 Number: True Voice o-ta7 Note On ° Velocity Note Off x ‘ter Key's x x TTouth Channefs x x Pitch Bend x x x x Control Change Program ost 0-35 * Change: True Number System Exclusive ° ° ‘Song Position | © 2/o 3 System Song Salct” | © 2/9 2 | ow System ° zlo 3 eal Time ° 2lo “4 x g oe Local On/Off x x Messages : All Notes Off x x Rave Serang | © 6 stom eset | X x ae “1 Transmitted only when MIDI: Prog Chg SW=ON “2. Net tansmited when MIDI: Sync Mode=MID| *8. Not received when MIDI: Syne Mode=iNT, REMOTE *4_ Not received when MIDI: Syne Mode=INT Node OM GH POLY wode2- Out OR, WONO ores Node 8:OMMOFF, POLY Moo «: OMME OFE MONO XnSpecifications ‘SP-505: Groove Sampling Workstation ‘Maximum Polyphony S notes Internal Memory Samples: 250 (16 barks) Expansion Card Memory ‘Samples: 256 (16 banks) Maximum Sampling Time Internal (mes approximate) ‘STANDARD | LONG [LOFT minutes |S minutes | 17 minulas Memory car (times approximate) Gapacity [STANDARD] LONG | _LO-FL EMB | 4minutes | @minutes | 28 minutes T6MB_| Bminates | 10 minutes | 49minutes ‘32MB_| 16 minutes | S2minutes | 98 minutes G4MB_| 32 minutes | 64 minutes | 197 minutes 128 MB |_64 minutes | 129 minutes | 305 minutes ‘Sampling Frequency ‘STANDARD: 44.1 kHz LONG: 2205kHz LOM: 11.025 Kez Data Format ‘SP-505 original format Track Recording Methods Event recording (Realime/Microscope Ealt) Audio recording, Number of Recordable Events (pad operations) Approximately 15,000 events ‘Signal Processing AD conversion: 20 bit DA conversion: 20bit ‘Nominal Input Level Input ing: 10 dB Input (mid; -§5:0-25 dBu Input impedance 500 fine) 22 (rte) ‘Nominal Output Level Output dine): 10 dB ‘Output impedance 2ko Display 12864 pixels GGraphie LCD with baddight Connectors [PHONES Jack (Stereo 1/4 inch phone type) ‘MIC Jack (1/4 inch phone type) LINE OUT jacks L/R (RCA phono type) LINE IN Jacks L/R (RCA phono type) DIGITAL IN connectors (opteal/coaxial) FOOT SW jack (1/4 nch phone type) MIDI connectors (IN/OUT) AG Adaptor jack (AC 14 V) Power Supply [AC Adaptor (HRC series) Current Draw 00:mA, Dimensions 298 (W) x254 ) x64 (H) mm 1-8/4 (W) x10 (©) x29/16 (4) Inches Weight 1d kg/ 3 Ibs 2 (excluding AC Adaptor) Accessories [AC Adaptor (BRC series) ‘Owner's Manual Roland Service (information sheet) Options Foot Swit FSU + 0dBu=0775 Vrms Tn the interest of product impraveren, the specifications and/or appearance of ths un are subject ‘to change without prior nasice.‘Accent 7 ieee ‘Add 5 ‘Auto - aoe ae! 6 Soa a 225, 38,46, 85 24,35.45 rs 2 5 28,31 28 80 B “9-50, 65 i - “52, 64-65,69 26,51 19,21,34 35 ad ve 5 ange ) EXTSOURCE 000 row 3883, 42-43 F Foorsw 3.73 Foot Switch - : ve Format 68 FX ASSIGN "aia RIN ete ce FX ON/OFF 21,35 FXSELECT aa ne 3B G GATE... at H HOLD... isahissaaennueenatee ' Thalia « Name en f se 62, 64 Number of measure SI 6 P Pad cece PAD ACCENT PAD BANK.. 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