Page 2 - Contents; Printing Conventions and icons in This Manual
2 Contents Main Features ..........................1 Panel Descriptions ....................3 Front Panel .......................................... 3Rear Panel ........................................... 5 Installing Batteries....................6 Making the Connections ...........7 Mono Input Conn...
Page 3 - Front Panel; Panel Descriptions
3 Front Panel Panel Descriptions BANK Knob Turn to switch the slice pattern variation. EFFECT LEVEL Knob Adjusts the volume of the effect sound. The volume of the effect sound increases as the knob is turned to the right. TEMPO Indicator This flashes in sync with the tempo. The indicator flashes red...
Page 5 - Rear Panel
5 Panel Descriptions Rear Panel INPUT Jacks (INPUT R/MONO, L) These input jacks are used for connecting electric guitars, bass guitars, other instruments, and effects processors.If using monaural input, connect only to the R/MONO jack. “Making the Connections” (p. 7) * The INPUT R/MONO jack also dou...
Page 6 - Installing Batteries
6 Installing Batteries Insert the batteries as shown below, being careful to orient the batteries correctly. fig.010 • When turning the unit upside-down, get a bunch of newspapers or magazines, and place them under the four corners or at both ends to prevent damage to the buttons and knobs. Also, yo...
Page 7 - Making the Connections
7 Making the Connections • When using an AC adaptor, be sure to use only the specified type (PSA series; optional). Using an adaptor other than the specified type may cause the unit to malfunction, or cause damage to the unit. • To prevent malfunction and/or damage to speakers or other devices, alwa...
Page 8 - Mono Input Connection; Guitar or Bass
8 Making the Connections Mono Input Connection ■ Guitar or Bass fig.020 This works well when used in combination with distortion and modulation effects processors. ■ Keyboard fig.030 Guitar (Bass) AC AdaptorPSA series(optional) Guitar Amp(Bass Amp) AC AdaptorPSA series(optional) MTR Mixer Keyboard S...
Page 9 - Stereo Input Connection
9 Making the Connections Stereo Input Connection ■ Guitar or Bass fig.060 ■ Keyboard fig.070 Guitar (Bass) AC AdaptorPSA series(optional) Guitar Amp(Bass Amp) Effector AC AdaptorPSA series(optional) MTR Mixer Keyboard SL-20_e.book 9 ページ 2008年3月28日 金曜日 午前8時28分
Page 10 - Basic Operation
10 Operating the SL-20 Basic Operation 1. Set the knobs as shown in the figure above. 2. Press the START/STOP pedal to switch the effect on (the START/STOP indicator lights). 3. Turn the EFFECT LEVEL knob to adjust the volume of the effect. 4. Turn the TEMPO knob to adjust the tempo. * You cannot se...
Page 11 - Panel Operation
11 Operating the SL-20 Panel Operation Setting the Tempo Turn the TEMPO knob to the right to increase the tempo; to slow the tempo down, turn the knob to the left. You can adjust the tempo more precisely by turning the knob slowly. * The tempo setting is stored in memory. * You cannot set the tempo ...
Page 12 - Using the TAP Pedal to Cue the Slice Pattern; Setting the Tempo with the TAP Pedal
12 Operating the SL-20 Using the TAP Pedal to Cue the Slice Pattern You can jump back to the beginning of the current slice pattern by pressing the TAP pedal while the TAP indicator is off. * The slice pattern is not played when the effect is switched off. Setting the Tempo with the TAP Pedal You ca...
Page 13 - Recording/Loop Playback
13 Operating the SL-20 Recording/Loop Playback The SL-20 lets you record up to forty seconds of sounds played with slice patterns. After the recording is completed, loop playback of the sound begins. This allows you to perform with backing from the recorded sound. * You cannot record while the pedal...
Page 15 - Controlling Functions with an Expression Pedal; Setting the Function of the Expression Pedal
15 Operating the SL-20 Controlling Functions with an Expression Pedal You can connect an expression pedal (such as the Roland EV-5; optional) to the EXP jack and use the pedal to control a variety of functions. * With the Direct Level, Effect Level, Attack, and Duty functions, moving the pedal all t...
Page 17 - Setting the Output Mode
17 Operating the SL-20 Setting the Output Mode You can have the output mode stereo effect (p. 3) applied to the direct sound when the effect is switched on. 1. While holding down the PEDAL MODE button, turn on the power to the SL-20. The upper part of the TEMPO indicator lights in green. * Plugging ...
Page 18 - Data Synchronized with the SL-20
18 Operating the SL-20 Synchronizing Performances with External MIDI Devices MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a universal standard that allows for the exchange of performance data and other information among electronic musical instruments and computers. Once MIDI cables are used to con...
Page 19 - Setting the Retrigger Mode
19 Operating the SL-20 Setting the Retrigger Mode The Retrigger Mode setting determines whether or not the slice pattern will be cued to the beginning when the START/STOP pedal is pressed during reception of MIDI Clock. 1. While holding down the PEDAL MODE button, turn on the power to the SL-20. The...
Page 20 - Returning Settings to Their Factory Defaults
20 Returning Settings to Their Factory Defaults You can return the following settings to their original factory defaults. • Slice Pattern tempos • Expression Pedal Function setting (p. 15) • The tempo response when slice patterns are switched (p. 16) • Output Mode setting (p. 17) • Retrigger Mode se...
Page 21 - Troubleshooting
21 Troubleshooting Power doesn’t come on ❍ Is the guitar or keyboard connected correctly to the INPUT R/MONO jack? → Check the connections again (p. 7–p.9). * The power will not turn on without a plug connected to the INPUT R/MONO jack. ❍ Have the batteries run down? → Replace them with new batterie...
Page 22 - Setting Memo
22 Setting Memo SL-20_e.book 22 ページ 2008年3月28日 金曜日 午前8時28分
Page 24 - Main Specifications
24 Main Specifications SL-20: Audio Pattern ProcessorNominal Input Level -20 dBu Input Impedance 1 M Ω Nominal Output Level -20 dBu Output Impedance 1 k Ω Recommended Load Impedance 10 k Ω or greater Tempo 30–250 bpm Maximum Recording Time 40 seconds Controls START/STOP pedalTAP pedalEFFECT LEVEL kn...
Page 25 - MEMO