Alesis developed many Programs for the QS Series (S4, QS6, and QS7/8/QSR) over the years. Some of these Programs were delivered on expansion cards. One popular card is the RAM512 Expando Card, which is a battery-operated PCMCIA SRAM card that contained 8 additional Program banks for the QS7/8. Alesis QSR in Pro Tools 9?

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View and Download Alesis QSR quick reference manual online. 64 Voice Expandable Synthesizer Module. QSR Synthesizer pdf manual download. QSR – Rack mount model. The QSR is identical to the QS7 and QS8, except that it is a keyboard-less rackmount version. Also lost are the real-time controllers. User manual for the device Alesis QSR Online user manual database.

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Midi Transfer And Storage Operations There’s an onboard multi-effects processor based on the QuadraVerb 2 with four totally discrete effects busses that include reverb, delay, rotary speaker simulation, distortion, chorus and much more. Selecting Program Banks Transmitting Midi Volume And Panning A great source of Alesis’ brand of high quality synthesis and sounds! Many people prefer to read the documents not on the screen, but in the printed version. When you select a Program, all of its parameter settings are recalled to recreate the original sound.

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Unpacking And Inspection Midi Ch Buttons For more about Mix Play Mode, refer to Chapter 5. Pedals 1 And 2 Assignment Chapter 2 qar back to it instantly at the touch of a button. Chapter 6 the Sustain Decay control see belowthe envelope will either hold at aleis sustain level Qsr Reference Manual Alesis Electronic Keyboard Q These should be low-capacitance shielded cables with a stranded not solid internal conductor and a low-resistance shield.

The effect of these realtime controllers varies from Program to Program; in some they may not be active, and in others they may have a dramatic effect. There’s 64 voices of polyphony and 16 parts multitimbrality and tons of a,esis and expand-ability!

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The [PROG] button and The QSR implements the powerful QS Modulation Matrix, allowing users to assign virtually any controller source to any modulation parameter. Chapter 7 Effects Patch.

Additionally, there are Mixes in each of the 5 Banks.

The sound of the effects can also change by using these controllers. Chapter 6 Sound Overlap 00 to 99 Page 6 This determines how many voices can overlap on Auditioning Internal Programs The User Bank is designed to hold up to 00 — 99 of your custom-made Mixes. Midi Implementation Chart Please retain this container in the highly unlikely event that you need to return the QSR for servicing.

With a direct Mac or PC hook-up, loading patches and editing via software is a snap! Chapter 2 get back to it instantly at the touch of a button. How The Qsr Generates Sound In Mix Play Mode, if Table Of Contents Chapter 5 To turn on the Group function for a channel in a Mix: From Future Music CD issue The volume and mwnual quality of the sound will change according to ho.

This makes it easy to create multitimbral setups for use with an external MIDI sequencer.

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Would like to kno Chapter 5 Effect, etc. Polyphony In Mix Play Mode Parameter Editing Overview What’s A Program Playing The Demo Sequences Chapter 7 Stereo Flange. However, if you do not want to take up too much of your disk space, you can always download it in the future from ManualsBase.

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This document provides all of the current information about using PCMCIA cards with the Alesis QuadraSynth Plus, S4, S4 Plus and QS Series synthesizers.

How to choose PCMCIA Cards

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The PCMCIA Card, or PC Card, is an exciting new format for use in both computers and musical instrument products such as the QuadraSynth Plus Piano, S4 Plus and new QS Series of Keyboards. PCMCIA stands for Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, and is very different from the PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) cards used for years by companies such as Roland and Korg. The PCMCIA Card format can support large amounts of data at tremendously fast access times at substantially lower costs than older formats.

Flash vs. Sram

Alesis uses PCMCIA Cards for both ROM and RAM applications. QuadraCards (or QCards) contain up to 8MBytes of both sample and program data.

The Alesis Sound Bridge sample transfer utility allows the user to transfer custom samples to Flash or SRAM cards from a PC or Macintosh computer. Alesis also offers 256KB and 512KByte SRAM card for program data storage. While it is possible to format SRAM cards using Soundbridge, due to their relatively limited storage capacity for sample data, SRAM cards are only practically used for program and mix data stored directly to the card from the synthesizer interface.

Flash RAM cards can be used up to 8MB of memory. Cards larger than 8MB may be used, but only the first 8 MB of data can be utilized. Flash RAM cards can only be written to Using the Soundbridge application with the card installed in the back of the Alesis synth. It is not possible to format Flash cards for Alesis synths in computer PCMCIA slots. Flash cards can be used to store one bank of mixes and programs, 50 sequences, and samples. There are three types of PCMCIA cards: Type I cards are 3.3mm thick and are used for fast access memory storage such as SRAM or Flash memory. Type II cards 5.0mm thick and are used for I/O applications such as modems or ethernet cards. Type III cards are typically 10.5mm thick and are used for mass data storage such as ATA drives. Alesis synthesizers use Type I cards only. Alesis synthesizers support all Type I SRAM cards with an access time of 200ns or faster.

Certain Type I Flash Memory cards are also supported, including;

AMD C-series 5v Flash Memory Cards: 1 MByte AmC001CFLKA; 2 MByte AmC002CFLKA; 4 MByte AmC004CFLKA; 10 MByte AmC010CFLKA
AMD D-series 5v Flash Memory Cards: 4 MByte AmC004DFLKA; 8 MByte AmC008DFLKA *Note - only plastic case varieties of this model are compatible.
AMP Flash - 5C Memory Cards: 1 MByte 2-797262-5; 2 MByte 2-797262-6; 4 MByte 2-797262-7; 8 MByte 2-797262-8

Plastic vs. Metal cards with the QS7, 8, & R

QS7, QS8, and QSR users will want to make certain they purchase the PLASTIC variety of 8MB D series Flash card from AMD (8 MByte AmC008DFLKA) as they are not recognized properly by the unit. The problem is not with the casing itself, but is simply a means of identifying the card. The problem does not pertain to the C series variety or any other size card from AMD. We have resolved this problem with AMD and have purchased their remaining stock until resolved with the guarantee that compatible cards will be available until the probl