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 SOFTWARE VERS ION  3.44 

 

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MIDI Sound Instrument List 

The following is a list of all MIDI sounds available in the Sound Card Mode.  You may select any 
one of these sounds when in the Sound Card Mode. 

01 

Acoustic Grand Piano 

46 

Pizzicato Strings 

91 

Polysynthesized Pad 

02 

Bright Acoustic Grand Piano 

47 

Orchestral Harp 

92 

Space Voice 

03 

Electric Grand Piano 

48 

Timpani 

93 

Bowed Glass 

04 

Honky-tonk Piano 

49 

String Ensemble 1 

94 

Metal Pad 

05 

Electric Piano 1 

50 

String Ensemble 2 (slow) 

95 

Halo Pad 

06 

Electric Piano 2 

51 

Synthesized Strings 1 

96 

Sweep Pad 

07 

Harpsichord 

52 

Synthesized Strings 2 

97 

Ice Rain 

08 

Clavinet 

53 

Choir Aahs 

98 

Soundtrack 

09 

Celesta 

54 

Voice Oohs 

99 

Crystal 

10 

Glockenspiel 

55 

Synthesized Voice 

100 

Atmosphere 

11 

Music Box 

56 

Orchestra Hit 

101 

Brightness 

12 

Vibraphone 

57 

Trumpet 

102 

Goblins 

13 

Marimba 

58 

Trombone 

103 

Echo Drops 

14 

Xylophone 

59 

Tuba 

104 

Star Theme 

15 

Tubular Bells 

60 

Muted Trumpet 

105 

Sitar 

16 

Dulcimer 

61 

French Horn 

106 

Banjo 

17 

Drawbar Organ 

62 

Brass Section 

107 

Shamisen 

18 

Percussive Organ 

63 

Synthesized Brass 1 

108 

Koto 

19 

Rock Organ 

64 

Synthesized Brass 2 

109 

Kalimba 

20 

Church Organ 

65 

Soprano Sax 

110 

Bag Pipe 

21 

Reed Organ 

66 

Alto Sax 

111 

Fiddle 

22 

Accordion 

67 

Tenor Sax 

112 

Shanai 

23 

Harmonica 

68 

Baritone Sax 

113 

Tinkle Bell 

24 

Tango Accordion 

69 

Oboe 

114 

Agogo 

25 

Acoustic Guitar (nylon) 

70 

English Horn 

115 

Steel Drums 

26 

Acoustic Guitar (steel) 

71 

Bassoon 

116 

Woodblock 

27 

Electric Guitar (jazz) 

72 

Clarinet 

117 

Taiko Drum 

28 

Electric Guitar (clean) 

73 

Piccolo 

118 

Melodic Tom 

29 

Electric Guitar (muted) 

74 

Flute 

119 

Synthesized Drum 

30 

Overdriven Guitar 

75 

Recorder 

120 

Reverse Cymbal 

31 

Distortion Guitar 

76 

Pan Flute 

121 

Guitar Fret Noise 

32 

Guitar Harmonics 

77 

Blown Bottle 

122 

Breath Noise 

33 

Acoustic Bass 

78 

Shakuhachi 

123 

Seashore 

34 

Electric Bass (finger) 

79 

Whistle 

124 

Bird Tweet 

35 

Electric Bass (pick) 

80 

Ocarina 

125 

Telephone Ring 

36 

Fretless Bass 

81 

Square Wave 

126 

Helicopter 

37 

Slap Bass 1 

82 

Sawtooth Wave 

127 

Applause 

38 

Slap Bass 2 

83 

Synthesized Calliope 

128 

Gunshot 

39 

Synthesized Bass 1 

84 

Chiffer Lead 

40 

Synthesized Bass 2 

85 

Charang Lead 

41 

Violin 

86 

Solo Voice 

42 

Viola 

87 

Fifths Sawtooth Wave 

43 

Cello 

88 

Bass & lead 

44 

Contrabass 

89 

Fantasia 

45 

Tremolo Strings 

90 

Warm Pad 

 

Summary of Contents for ATP-2 Serenade Pro

Page 1: ...Serenade Pro OWNER SGUIDE Item 78100 Manual OM78100 Rev 1 01 QRS Music Technologies Inc 2002...

Page 2: ...f radio or TV interference relocate reorient the antenna If the antenna lead in is 300 ohm ribbon lead change the lead in to coaxial type cable If these corrective measures do not produce satisfactory...

Page 3: ...e product should be located so that its location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation 6 This product should only be located away from heat sources such as radiators heat register...

Page 4: ...ry Play Mode 22 CD Play Mode 23 Floppy Disk Play Mode 24 ADVANCED OPERATIONS 25 Add Library 25 Rename Library 26 Delete Library 28 Copy Songs 30 Copy from Floppy Disk to Library 30 Copy from Library t...

Page 5: ...uage adopted by the musical instrument manufacturers so various MIDI equipped devices can talk to each other MIDI is a form of communication The Serenade Pro system has two main parts the Stationary C...

Page 6: ...urce it is still energized even when turned off Playback Modes Playback Source Medium Library Prerecorded song selections from internal hard drive CD Prerecorded song selections from compact discs Flo...

Page 7: ...rding 20 RNDM BUTTON Used for random playback of a selected source 8 PLAY BUTTON Used to start playback press again to start playback after pause button has been pressed 21 TRAN BUTTON To transpose so...

Page 8: ...WARE VERSION 3 44 8 13 4 2 3 23 17 20 24 21 11 10 22 1 4 7 2 3 AUX CD MULTI RNDM 5 8 6 9 BAL 0 SOURCE LBRY VOL TRA N REC TMPO FLPY ENTER Y EXIT N Serenade Pro MODEL ATP 2 9 8 19 7 1 5 6 16 25 14 12 18...

Page 9: ...PPY DISK EJECTION BUTTON Used to remove floppy from drive 8 CD BUTTON Used to select CD ROM drive as playback source 24 CD PLAYER CD ROM disc drive 9 LBRY BUTTON Used to select internal hard drive as...

Page 10: ...MIDI IN CONNECTOR Used to received MIDI signal from outside device 35 ANTENNA Used to communicate with the Remote Control Keep antenna free of impediment 39 MIDI OUT Used to send MIDI signal out to o...

Page 11: ...3 44 11 RECORD STRIP MIDI IN MIDI IN MIDI OUT VIDEO OUT AUX INPUT LEFT ANALOG MIDI INPUT LINE OUTPUT LEFT RIGHT TO PROCESSOR BOARD AC SWITCHED OUTPUT Max Power Rating 2 5A 36 37 38 39 29 30 31 32 33 3...

Page 12: ...DI IN MIDI OUT VIDEO OUT AUX INPUT LEFT ANALOG MIDI INPUT LINE OUTPUT LEFT RIGHT TO PROCESSOR BOARD AC SWITCHED OUTPUT Max Power Rating 2 5A RIGHT OUTPUT Power plug is connected here Speakers are plug...

Page 13: ...e Library Remote Only 25 Delete Song Remote Only 32 Equalize Accompaniment Remote Only 17 Floppy Access 21 Format Erase Disk Remote Only 33 LibraryAccess 19 Master Volume 16 Pause Remote Only 15 Piano...

Page 14: ...cord Quick Stationary Controller Only 42 Rename Library Remote Only 23 Rename Song Remote Only 31 Repeat Play Remote Only 38 Scan Backward 14 Scan Forward 14 Sound Card Access Remote Only 40 Split Key...

Page 15: ...Add Library Multi 1 22 Copy Song Multi 7 27 Delete Library Multi 2 25 Delete Song Multi 4 32 Format Erase Disk Multi 6 33 Piano Delay Multi 11 35 Piano Mute Multi 0 34 Program Play Multi 8 36 Rename L...

Page 16: ...reen power indicator light will illuminate on both remote and Stationary Controllers Display shows After a brief delay After a few seconds the unit will default to the source mode that was last used 2...

Page 17: ...ase 3 Close the Disc Tray by pushing the Open Close Button on the CD Drive Select Song There are three different ways to select a song You must first select a source then you can select a song Use ROT...

Page 18: ...llows you to pause playback of a song from any media source The pause function can be accessed from the Remote Control only 1 Press the PAUSE BUTTON to pause playback of song Song must be playing for...

Page 19: ...trol movement returns to playback display TIP The small line on the right side of the Master Volume Meter is the optimum volume position for dynamic and expressive playback 2 Turn ROTARY DIAL left or...

Page 20: ...e level OR for Stationary Controller Press ACCOMP VOL UP BUTTON or ACCOMP VOL DOWN BUTTON to adjust accompaniment volume 3 Press BAL BUTTON again to change accompaniment bass tone Display shows 4 Turn...

Page 21: ...ER Y BUTTON to store new tempo Display returns to playback display Transpose The Transpose Function allows you to change the key up or down in the playback mode of a MIDI digital recorded song Transpo...

Page 22: ...UTTON or REVERSE SCAN BUTTON to select a library 3 Press ENTER Y BUTTON when the desired library appears in display OR for Stationary Controller Press STOP BUTTON when the desired library appears in d...

Page 23: ...ayer press CD BUTTON The amber CD indicator lights up on the Stationary Controller Display shows 2 To play a specific song turn ROTARY DIAL left or right to select the desired song Also Refer to Selec...

Page 24: ...ss FLPY BUTTON The amber FLPY indicator lights up on Stationary Controller Display shows 2 To play a specific song turn ROTARY DIAL left or right to select the desired song Also Refer to Select Song s...

Page 25: ...BUTTON 4 Turn ROTARY DIAL right or left to select letters for new library title Display Shows NOTE Upper or lower case letters and numbers are available 5 Press FORWARD or REVERSE SCAN BUTTON to choo...

Page 26: ...ARY DIAL right or left to select letters for renamed library title NOTE Upper or lower case letters and numbers are available 5 Press FORWARD OR REVERSE SCAN BUTTON to choose letter then repeat step 4...

Page 27: ...SOFTWARE VERSION 3 44 27 If a library already exists you will see the following display Press EXIT N BUTTON and repeat steps 1 through 5 using different name EXIT N LBRY ALREADY EXISTS PRESS EXIT...

Page 28: ...splay Shows 3 Press ENTER Y BUTTON Display Shows 4 Turn ROTARY DIAL right or left to select name of library you want to delete 5 Press ENTER Y BUTTON once you have selected the library to be deleted D...

Page 29: ...songs are present in the selected library you will see the following display Press EXIT N BUTTON Go to MULTI FUNCTION 4 DELETE SONGS and delete songs from library then repeat steps 1 through 6 LIBRARY...

Page 30: ...s 4 Press the 1 BUTTON to copy one song from floppy disk to library Press ENTER Y BUTTON to copy all songs from floppy disk to library Display Shows Percentage of target disk Hard Drive After 3 second...

Page 31: ...y Then repeat steps 1 through 7 Display Shows After 3 seconds Display Shows 7 Press ENTER Y BUTTON and repeat steps 1 through 7 to copy another floppy disk to library Press EXIT N BUTTON to exit multi...

Page 32: ...play Shows 4 Press the 1 BUTTON to copy one song from library to floppy disk Press ENTER Y BUTTON to copy all songs from library to floppy disk After 3 seconds Display shows If copying 1 song 5 A If y...

Page 33: ...ther song selection to floppy Press EXIT N BUTTON to exit multi function Display then returns to multi functions mode screen NOTE If copied song exists Display Shows If you are copying a song that alr...

Page 34: ...N or turn ROTARY DIAL Display Shows 4 Press ENTER Y BUTTON Display Shows 5 Press ENTER Y BUTTON Display Shows 6 Turn ROTARY DIAL right or left to select letters for renamed library title NOTE Upper or...

Page 35: ...ows 5 Press the 1 BUTTON to delete one song or the 2 BUTTON to delete all songs Display Shows 6 A Turn ROTARY DIAL right or left to select name of song title to delete for deleting single song 6 B Pre...

Page 36: ...SOFTWARE VERSION 3 44 36...

Page 37: ...LTI BUTTON Display Shows 2 Press the 6 BUTTON or turn ROTARY DIAL Display Shows 3 Press ENTER Y BUTTON Upon completion of formatting Display Shows Display Shows If disk has been set to the write prote...

Page 38: ...MULTI FUNCTIONS 1 Press MULTI BUTTON Display Shows 2 Press the 0 BUTTON or turn ROTARY DIAL Display Shows 3 Press EXIT N BUTTON to turn off source media s piano track After returning to the media s pl...

Page 39: ...ate MULTI FUNCTIONS 1 Press MULTI BUTTON Display Shows 2 Press the 1 BUTTON twice or turn ROTARY DIAL 3 Press ENTER Y BUTTON Display Shows 4 Turn ROTARY DIAL right or left to change piano synchronizat...

Page 40: ...gram an entire floppy or CD disc to play select floppy or CD as the source and press ENTER Y BUTTON Skipping to step 7 The entire disc will play in order at the programmed point LBRY NOTE When choosin...

Page 41: ...CAN REVERSE in play mode or the ROTARY DIAL in pause mode to scroll through program play To stop playback of the program play press STOP to start program play again press PLAY To clear program play pr...

Page 42: ...the 1 BUTTON Display Shows When you press the 1 BUTTON the system will immediately begin to play the first song selection of the media source you are in To change the song selection in the media sour...

Page 43: ...Press RNDM BUTTON to begin random playback Display Shows Press STOP BUTTON to end random play AuxiliaryFunctions The Auxiliary function allows for input level of an external device such as a CDchange...

Page 44: ...oard for sound layering Only the Remote Control can initiate MULTI FUNCTIONS 1 Press MULTI BUTTON Display Shows 2 Press the 9 BUTTON or turn ROTARY DIAL Display Shows Default sound is 049 Strings 3 Tu...

Page 45: ...lay Shows OR Display Shows 9B Press ENTER N BUTTON Display returns to multi functions mode screen TIP To adjust volume of each voice R or L in split keyboard mode have arrow on the voice you wish to a...

Page 46: ...RS Music Technologies Inc Serenade Pro is recording 2 When done recording press STOP BUTTON Display shows Songs are automatically given a name title SONG1 and stored in and can be accessed from the QU...

Page 47: ...Turn ROTARY DIAL to change track Display Shows 6 Repeat steps 2 through 5 to continue multi track recording See Change MIDI Voicing of Recorded Track for instructions of changing track voicing REC REC...

Page 48: ...e cursor on the time signature line use ROTARY DIAL to change time signature Serenade Pro offers most common time signatures 3 Press ENTER Y BUTTON Changing Tempo 1 While paused in multi track record...

Page 49: ...on the click track use ROTARY DIAL to Click Track 3 Press ENTER Y BUTTON Change Countdown 1 While paused in multi track record mode press TMPO BUTTON TWICE Display Shows Use FORWARD or REVERSE SCAN BU...

Page 50: ...Playback Recording 1a To play back single track recorded while in multi track record mode use ROTARY DIAL to select track for playback Display Shows 1b Press PLAY BUTTON Display Shows 2a To play back...

Page 51: ...elected Save Recording 1 When recording is complete press ENTER Y BUTTON Display Shows 2 Turn ROTARY DIAL right or left to select letters for renamed library title NOTE Upper or lower case letters and...

Page 52: ...n recording is complete press EXIT N BUTTON Display Shows 2 Use ROTARY DIAL to select tracks to be discarded NOTE To Discard the entire recording use ROTARY DIAL to select ALL Tracks 3 Press ENTER Y B...

Page 53: ...ck of the Serenade Pro System Stationary Controller power is on but Remote Control LCD is not on If you power on using the power button on the Stationary Controller you will also have to power on the...

Page 54: ...empo Floppy and Library Sources Transposition 2 Octaves up or down in semitones Floppy and Library Sources Balance Balance and equalize treble and bass of accompaniment Polyphony 32 notes or sounds si...

Page 55: ...ssive Organ 63 Synthesized Brass 1 108 Koto 19 Rock Organ 64 Synthesized Brass 2 109 Kalimba 20 Church Organ 65 Soprano Sax 110 Bag Pipe 21 Reed Organ 66 Alto Sax 111 Fiddle 22 Accordion 67 Tenor Sax...

Page 56: ...ttery hatch Upgrading System We are constantly improving your Serenade Pro System The operating system uses a Flash Promed method for upgrading Follow the instructions below to upgrade your system 1 I...

Page 57: ...SOFTWARE VERSION 3 44 57 After a few moments the operating system will be updated and you will return to the main menu...

Page 58: ...ershwin from Gershwin Plays Cat No 801214 4 The Entertainer played by Max Morath from Ragtimers On Parade Cat No 400102 5 I m Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter played by Fats Waller from...

Page 59: ...n played by Joe Augustine from Chapter And Verse Cat No 801260 4 Climb Ev ry Mountain played by Larry Kass from A Rodgers Hammerstein Album Cat No 801270 5 All Good Gifts played by Charles Czarnecki f...

Page 60: ...SOFTWARE VERSION 3 44 60...

Page 61: ...ns 1 Add the following libraries to your hard drive if they do not already exist CLASSICAL COUNTRY JAZZ OTHER POP ROCK See ADVANCED OPERATION 2 Remove back up floppy disks from your owners kit 3 Place...

Page 62: ...0 61 62 Add Library 14 Delete Library 4 14 17 30 55 Rename Library 4 16 17 28 Multi Track Recording 4 48 Performance Option 6 45 55 Piano Delay 4 14 17 40 Piano Mute 4 14 17 39 55 Program Play 4 15 17...

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