Roland RA30 Owner's Manual page 45

Chapter 4 Try Out Some Handy Functions
m@ Adding Expansiveness (Chorus)
By using Chorus, you can add more presence and a feeling of expansiveness to your
music, making it sound as if it were being played by a greater number of instruments, all
playing at the same time.
On the RA-30, the Chorus effect can be applied to the Tones that are played.
* The Chorus effect is applied equally to all Tones.
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1. Press the Tune and Demo buttons at the same time to make the lights for the two
buttons start to flash.
2. Press the World button for Style Group, and confirm the button has lighted.
The current setting for Chorus (On or Off) appears in the display.
Chorus Off Chorus On
3. Use the Tempo -/+ buttons to switch Chorus On or Off.
4. After you've made the setting, press the Tune and Demo buttons at the same time to
make the lights for the two buttons go out.
This setting will have automatically reverted to "Off" the next time you turn power on (unless
the Backup function [p.40] was set to "On").
@ Restoring the RA-30 to Its Factory Defaults
The RA-30 allows you to quickly restore its factory defaults.
Carry out the procedure below to get the RA-30 to forget all the settings you may have
made, and instead place them at what they originally were when you first took it out of
the box.
* Any song that has been recorded will be lost as a result of restoring the unit to its factory
defaults.
1. Hold down the Keyboard button in the Tone Group while you press the Power
switch on the rear panel.
The following message appears in the display, indicating that the RA-30's factory
default settings have been restored.
Keyboard Power
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