Roland CP-40 Pitch-to-MIDI Converter Owner's Manual


Roland CP-40 Pitch-to-MIDI Converter Owner's Manual - cover page
Brand
Roland
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
28
File format
PDF
File size
4.8 MB
Published
10 August, 2012
Updated
31 August, 2012
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About this manual

The Roland CP-40 is a Pitch-to-MIDI Converter designed to convert audio signals from microphone or line-level input sources into MIDI signals in real time. It allows users to control other MIDI devices without requiring a MIDI-equipped keyboard or guitar controller. The device captures nuances such as volume changes and small pitch shifts (less than a semi-tone) as Velocity, Expression, or Pitch Bend messages.

What's inside

  • Features of the CP-40
  • Important Notes
  • Panel Descriptions
  • Getting Started
  • The Two Modes
  • Adjusting Input Level
  • Configuring MIDI Data
  • Example Setups
  • Specifications

Specifications

Input SourceMicrophone or line-level input sources
Pitch SensitivityShifts less than a semi-tone
Output ParametersVelocity or Expression messages
Battery TypeRO3 (AAA)

Frequently asked questions

What type of battery is required for the supplied microphone?

The supplied microphone requires a Dry battery of type RO3 (AAA).

Can the CP-40 convert small pitch shifts?

Yes, it can transmit pitch shifts less than a semi-tone as Pitch Bend messages.

What should be done before making connections with other devices?

Always turn off the power to all equipment first to prevent damage or malfunction.

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