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Roland G-70 Owner's Manual (261 pages)

Roland Music Workstation Owners Manual G-70

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 12.27 MB

Important Safety Instructions
2
Features
4
Using the Unit Safely
6
Contents
8
Important Notes
11
Important Notes
12
Panel Descriptions
13
Front Panel
13
User Program
14
Panel Descriptions
16
One Touch
16
Rear Panel
18
Setting up and Demo Songs
20
Connections
20
Switching the G-70 On/Off
21
Internal Memory Protect
21
Switching on the G-70
21
Setting the Display Contrast
21
Interactive Demo of the G-70
22
The Main Page
23
Quick Start
24
The General Idea
24
Playing to an Automatic Accompaniment
25
Style Control
25
Professional Transitions: Fill in
26
Intro and Ending
26
Selecting Music Styles
27
Using the Keyboard Parts
28
Changing the Tempo
28
Playing with the Upper And/Or Lower Part
28
Alternating between Sounds
29
Selecting Sounds for the Keyboard Parts
29
About the G-70'S Sounds
30
Choosing the Sound Selection System (Sound Set Mode)
30
Drumming on the Keyboard
31
Selecting Sounds from an SRX Expansion Board
32
Using the Harmonic Bars
33
If You Like a Registration
34
About the Manual Field
34
Using Just One Organ Sound and Bass Pedals
34
Using Effects
34
Using a "Beat Box" with the Organ
35
Working with the Music Assistant
36
If the Desired Registration Is Not Displayed
36
Using the Finder
37
Playing Back Songs (Standard MIDI Files)
38
Quick Location of the Song You Need
38
Starting Playback
39
Other Practical Playback Functions
39
Reset, Rewind, Fast-Forward
40
Next Song
40
Player (Data Update and Quick Start)
40
Using the Song Cover Function
41
Minus One
41
Vocal Harmonist Function
42
Setting up
42
Quick Start
42
Input Gain
42
Compressor, Gate and Effects
43
Adding Harmonies to Your Singing
44
Who Specifies the Harmonies?
44
Not Convinced so Far?
44
Check the Following (Gender Voice Input)
45
Voice - FX
45
Auto Pitch
46
Using the Vocoder
46
Talk
47
Automatic Ttransposition (Singer Key)
48
Entering Names
49
Displaying Lyrics and Chord Information
49
Using an External Monitor
50
Displaying Scores
51
Recording Your Music
52
Recording with Arranger Backing from Start to Finish
52
Listening to Your Song
52
Recording Without Accompaniment
53
Adding more Parts
53
Saving Your Song
55
About the Keyboard Modes
56
Arranger, Piano and Organ Modes
56
Split and Whole Modes
57
Keyboard Part
57
Using the Performance Functions
58
Pitch Bend and Modulation
58
Transposition
58
Octave
59
Global Transpose
59
Key Touch (Velocity Sensitivity)
60
Velocity Switching (Min and Max)
60
Master Tune
61
Aftertouch
61
Assign SW Buttons
62
If Press Arrang
62
Using the D Beam Controller
64
DJ Gear
64
Beam Functions
64
Sound EFX
65
Instrum
65
Controls
65
Using Optional Footswitches
67
FC7 Pedal
67
Hold Footswitch (Sustain)
68
Foot Switch
69
Expression (Foot Pedal)
70
Scale Tuning
71
Changing the Pitch of Other Notes
72
Customizing the Pitch Changes
72
Storing Your New Scale
72
Metronome
73
Metronome Settings
73
Additional Arranger/Style Functions
74
Arranger Parts
74
Playback Functions (Style Control)
74
Starting a Music Style
74
Selecting Other Style Divisions
75
About Sync Start and Stop
75
Other Ways of Selecting Arranger Patterns
75
Bass Inversion
75
Melody Intelligence
76
Using the Style Cover Function
77
Saved Version
77
Saving a Music Style with a Cover Alteration
77
One Touch
78
Ignoring Certain One Touch Settings (Hold)
79
Programming Your Own One Touch Settings
79
If Selecting a One Touch Memory While Another One Is Already Active
79
More Refined Arranger Settings
80
Chord Recognition Area
80
Arranger Type
80
Arranger Hold
80
Intro and Ending Alteration
81
Dynamic Arranger
81
More Refined Arranger Settings
81
Tempo-Related Settings (Arranger Options)
82
Tempo Change (Ritard and Acceler)
82
Style Tempo
82
Using the Ritardando/Accelerando Functions
83
Working with 'External' Music Styles
84
Using the Custom Memories
84
Programming Custom Assignments
84
Disk User
85
Selecting Custom Style Memories
85
Style Finder: Quickly Locating Styles
86
Quick Location of the Style You Need
86
Additional Arranger/Style Functions
86
What You Want to Look for
87
Search the Database
87
Using the Index Function
87
Searching for Music Styles
87
Editing the Style Finder Information
88
Options
88
Advanced Keyboard Part Functions
90
Upper 3 Split
90
Tuning Upper 2: Coarse Tune and Fine Tune
90
Portamento for UP1 and UP2
91
Portamento Time
91
Lower Hold
92
Portamento Mode: Mono/Poly
92
Tone Edit: Editing Keyboard Parts
93
C1
93
Modulatio (Vibrato)
93
TVF/TVA ENV(Elope)
93
TVF (Filter)
94
Using the Mixer Functions and Effects
95
Mixing Keyboard Parts
95
About the G-70'S Effects
95
Volume and Status of the Style Parts
96
Editing the Keyboard Effects Processors
97
Reverb for Keyboard Parts
97
SRV Room/Srv Hall/Srv Plate Parameters
97
GM2 Reverb Parameters
98
Parameters of the Remaining Types
98
Chorus for Keyboard Parts
98
Chorus 1-3 and Flanger Parameters
99
GM2 Chorus Parameters
99
Delay Parameters
99
Using the Multi-Effects Processor (Multi-FX)
100
Selecting Another MFX Type and Editing It
100
Effects for Songs and Styles
101
Linking Multi-FX Type Selection to the Upper Part
101
Reverb for Style/Song Part
102
Chorus for Style/Song Parts
102
Using the Individual Outputs and Audio Inputs
103
Output Assign
103
Pan for Keyboard Parts
103
Using the Audio Inputs
104
Pan for the Style and Song Parts
104
Using the Mastering Tools
105
Equalizer
105
Compressor
106
Voice and Vocal Harmonist Part Mixing
107
Reverb, Delay and Chorus Effects
107
Extremely Important Remark
108
The Vocal Harmonist Effects
108
Reverb
109
Delay
109
Chorus (Harmony Effect)
110
Working with User Programs
111
Saving Your Settings to a User Program
111
About the User Program Memory Structure
111
Selecting User Programs
112
Cancel
112
Choosing User Programs Manually
113
Selecting User Programs with down up
113
Working with the User Program Finder
113
Quick Location of the User Program You Need
114
To Directly Locate the Desired User Program
114
Selectively Loading User Program Settings
115
Automatic Functions for User Programs
116
Song Link
116
Linking a MIDI Set to a User Program
116
Editing User Program Finder Information
117
User Program Recall
117
Editing the User Program Finder Information
118
User Program Options
118
What Happens When Executing?
118
Deleting
118
Music Assistant Mark
119
Copy
119
Editing User Program Finder Information
119
Editing an Index
120
Rename
120
Edit
120
Music Assistant Functions
121
Index Copy
121
Editing Music Assistant Registration
122
Saving a Music Assistant Entry
122
Renaming Music Assistant Registrations
122
Deleting Music Assistant Entries
122
Song and Style Makeup Tools
124
Mixing Song or Style Parts
124
Instrument On/Off (Mute)
124
Reverb and Chorus: Effect Balance
124
Using the Makeup Tools
125
Before Changing the Makeup Tools Settings of a Song
125
Before Changing the Makeup Tools Settings of a Music Style
125
General Procedure
126
Palette
127
Sound Edit for Tones
127
Sound Edit for Drum Sets
128
Drum Instr Edit
128
Common
129
Saving Your Modified Song or Style
130
Editing the Vocal Harmonist Parts
131
Singer Settings
131
Procedure for Selecting the Pages
131
If You Press the Edit Field
131
Voice-FX Settings
132
If You Press the Equalizer Field
132
Auto Pitch Settings
133
Vocoder Settings
134
Press the Common Field to Jump to the Following Page
134
Small Settings
135
Ensemble Settings
136
More Refined Song Functions
138
Using the Fade-In/Out Function
138
Programming Mark and Jump Locations
139
Working with the Song Finder
140
Locating Files with the Song Finder
140
More Refined Song Functions
140
Editing the Song Finder Information
141
Entering Characters
141
Song Options
141
Delete
142
P and S Input
142
Play List Function
145
Programming Play Lists
145
Editing Play Lists
146
Inserting Chain Steps
147
Editing a Step
147
Deleting Steps
147
Clear All
147
Using Play Lists
148
Managing Play Lists
148
Renaming a Play List
149
Deleting a Play List
149
Editing Lyrics
150
Adding Lyrics to a Song
150
Exporting Lyrics Dat as Text File
152
Using the 16-Track Sequencer
154
About the Sequencer's Main Page
154
General Considerations
155
Recording a Song from Scratch
155
Tracks and MIDI Channels
155
Using Two Drum Tracks
156
Using the 16-Track Sequencer
156
Adding Tracks
158
Saving the Song
159
Editing 16-Track Songs
160
Easy Editing Functions
160
Editing One or Several Tracks (Track Edit)
160
Multing Tracks
160
Quantize
161
Fine-Tuning the Note Range
162
Fine-Tuning the Setting Range
163
Transpose
166
Change Velo
167
Change Gate Time
168
Merge
168
Global Change
169
Shift Clock
170
Track Xchange
171
Editing the Master Track
171
Editing Existing Events
171
Tempo Change (BPM)
172
Beat Change (Numerator/Denominator)
172
Sysex
172
Other Edit Operations
173
View
173
Create Event
173
Erase Event
174
Move Event
174
Copy Event
174
Place Event
174
Editing Song Data Using Microscope Edit
175
General Notes about Micro Edit
175
Position Indications
175
Monitoring Note Events
175
Editing Events
177
Editing Pitch Bend Massages
177
Editing Control Changes and Aftertouch Messages
177
About the Note Messages
177
Programming Styles (Style Composer)
179
Concept
179
Patterns
179
Tracks
179
Recording User Styles from Scratch
180
Starting the Style Composer
180
Clearing the RAM Memory (Initialize Style)
180
Time Signature
180
Selecting the Track, the Mode and the Division
182
Tone Selection
182
Specifying the Key (for Melodic Parts)
182
Tempo
183
Input Quantize
183
Record Mode
183
Specifying the Pattern Length
183
Auditioning Your Style and Adding more Tracks
184
Saving Your Style
185
Programming Other Parts and Divisions
185
Multing Parts While Recording Others
185
Remarks
185
Copying Existing Styles
186
Playback in Arranger Mode
186
Starting with All Tracks of an Existing Style
186
Copying Individual Style Tracks
187
Selecting an Internal Style
187
Selecting an External Style
187
Editing on the Fly by Recording
188
Adding Notes in Realtime
188
Adding Controller Data in Realtime
188
Adding or Changing Settings of Existing Parts
188
About the Mixer
189
Expression, Panpot, Reverb, Chorus
189
Drum Instrument and Pitch
189
Style Track Edit Functions
190
Erase
192
Insert
194
Shift Lock
196
Track Length
197
Time Signat
197
Editing Individual Style Events (Style Micro Edit)
198
Positior Indications
198
Open Edit Operations
200
About "Alteration Mode" Messages
200
Editing Pitch Bend Messages
200
Editing Control Changes
200
Programming Styles (Style Composer)
200
Disk/Media Functions
203
The How-To's
203
Loading Data
204
Saving Data
204
Load User Program Set
204
Load MIDI Set
204
Save User Program Set
205
Save MIDI Set
205
Save Song
205
Rename Functions
206
Format
209
Archiving Data Using a Computer (USB)
211
Cautions Regarding Folders and Files
212
Backing up All Data of the G-70
213
MIDI
214
Accessing the MIDI Functions
214
Working with Presets
215
Editing Procedure
215
Local off
215
Editing MIDI Parameters
216
Keyboard, Style, Song Parts
216
TX On, RX on
216
MIDI Tx
216
MIDI Rx
217
RX Event Filter
217
SYNC Parameters
217
Editing MIDI Parameters
217
Basic Parameters
218
Style Parameters
218
NTA: Note-To-Arranger
218
If You Select the V-Link Part
219
Param
219
MIDI Sets
220
Writing a MIDI Set
220

Roland G-70 Owner's Manual (260 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 13.63 MB

Important Safety Instructions
2
Features
4
Table of Contents
8
Important Notes
11
1 Panel Descriptions

13
- Front Panel
  13
- Rear Panel
  18
2 Setting up and Demo Songs

20
- Connections
  20
- Switching the G-70 On/Off
  21
  - Internal Memory Protect
    21
  - Setting the Display Contrast
    21
  - Switching off the G-70
    21
- Interactive Demo of the G-70
  22
- The Main Page
  23
3 Quick Start

24
- The General Idea
  24
- Playing to an Automatic Accompaniment
  25
  - Professional Transitions: Fill in
    26
  - Intro & Ending
    26
  - Selecting Music Styles
    27
  - Changing the Tempo
    28
- Using the Keyboard Parts
  28
- Using the Harmonic Bars
  33
- Working with the Music Assistant
  36
  - If the Desired Registration Is Not Displayed
    36
  - To Save Time
    36
  - Using the Finder
    37
- Playing Back Songs (Standard MIDI Files)
  38
  - Quick Location of the Song You Need
    38
  - Starting Playback
    39
  - Other Practical Playback Functions
    39
  - Using the Song Cover Function
    41
  - Minus One
    41
- Vocal Harmonist Function
  42
  - Setting up
    42
  - Adding Harmonies to Your Singing
    44
  - Who Specifies the Harmonies
    44
  - Not Convinced so Far
    44
  - Voice-FX
    45
  - Auto Pitch
    46
  - Using the Vocoder
    47
  - Talk
    47
  - Automatic Transposition (Singer Key)
    48
  - Displaying Lyrics and Chord Information
    49
  - Displaying Scores
    51
- Recording Your Music
  52
  - Recording with Style Backing
    52
  - Listening to Your Song
    52
  - Recording Without Accompaniment
    53
  - Adding more Parts
    53
  - Saving Your Song
    55
4 About the Keyboard Modes

56
- Arranger, Piano and Organ Modes
  56
- Split and Whole Modes
  57
  - Using the SPLIT Keyboard Mode
    57
  - Using WHOLE Mode
    57
  - Switching Parts on and off
    57
5 Using the Performance Functions

58
- Pitch Bend and Modulation
  58
- Transposition
  58
  - Setting the Transposition Interval Via the Display
    58
  - Global Transpose
    59
- Octave
  59
- Key Touch (Velocity Sensitivity)
  60
- Master Tune
  61
- Aftertouch
  61
- ASSIGN SW Buttons
  62
- Using the D Beam Controller
  64
- Using Optional Footswitches
  67
  - Fc7 Pedal
    67
  - Hold Footswitch (Sustain)
    68
  - Foot Switch
    69
  - Expression (Foot Pedal)
    70
- Scale Tuning
  71
- Metronome
  73
6 Additional Arranger/Style Functions

74
- Playback Functions (Style Control)
  74
  - Starting a Music Style
    74
  - Stopping Style Playback
    74
  - About Sync Start & Stop
    75
- Selecting Other Style Divisions
  75
  - Other Ways of Selecting Arranger Patterns
    75
  - Bass Inversion
    75
- Melody Intelligence
  76
- Using the Style Cover Function
  76
  - Saving a Style with a COVER Alteration
    77
- One Touch
  78
  - Ignoring Certain One Touch Settings (Hold)
    78
  - Programming Your Own One Touch Settings (WRITE)
    79
- More Refined Arranger Settings
  79
  - Chord Recognition Area (ZONE)
    79
  - Arranger Type (Chord Mode)
    80
  - Arranger Hold
    80
  - Intro & Ending Alteration
    80
  - Dynamic Arranger
    80
- Tempo-Related Settings (Arranger Options)
  81
  - Style Tempo
    81
  - TEMPO CHANGE (RITARD and ACCELER)
    82
- Working with 'External' Styles
  83
  - Using the CUSTOM Memories
    83
  - Programming CUSTOM Assignments
    83
  - Disk User
    85
- Style Finder: Quickly Locating Styles
  86
  - Quick Location of the Style You Need
    86
  - Editing the Style Finder Information
    87
7 Advanced Keyboard Part Functions

90
- Upper 3 Split
  90
- Tuning Upper2: Coarse Tune and Fine Tune
  90
- Portamento for UP1 and UP2
  91
  - Portamento Time
    91
  - Portamento Mode: Mono/Poly
    92
- Lower Hold
  92
- Tone Edit: Editing Keyboard Parts
  93
8 Using the Mixer Functions & Effects

95
- Mixing Keyboard Parts
  95
- Volume and Status of the Style Parts
  96
- Editing the Keyboard Effects Processors
  97
  - Reverb for Keyboard Parts
    97
  - Chorus for Keyboard Parts
    98
- Using the Multi-Effects Processor (Multi-FX)
  100
  - Selecting Another MFX Type and Editing It
    100
  - Linking Multi-FX Type Selection to the Upper1 Part (Upper 1 M-FX Link)
    101
- Effects for Songs and Styles
  101
  - Reverb for Style/Song Parts
    101
  - Chorus for Style/Song Parts
    102
- Using the Individual Outputs and Audio Inputs
  103
  - Output Assign (PART OUTPUTS)
    103
  - Using the Audio Inputs
    104
- Using the Mastering Tools
  105
  - Equalizer
    105
  - Compressor
    106
- Mixing Vocal Harmonist Signals
  107
  - Reverb, Delay and Chorus Effects
    107
9 Working with User Programs

111
- Saving Your Settings to a User Program
  111
- Selecting User Programs
  112
- Automatic Functions for User Programs
  116
  - Song Link
    116
  - Linking a MIDI Set to a User Program
    116
  - User Program Recall
    117
- Editing User Program Finder Information
  117
  - Editing the User Program Finder Information
    118
  - Editing an Index
    120
- Music Assistant Functions
  121
10 Song and Style Makeup Tools

124
- Mixing Song or Style Parts
  124
- Using the Makeup Tools
  125
  - General Procedure
    126
  - Palette
    127
  - SOUND EDIT for Sounds
    127
  - SOUND EDIT for Drum Sets
    128
  - Drum Instr Edit
    128
  - Common
    129
- Saving Your Modified Song or Style
  130
11 Editing the Vocal Harmonist Parts

131
- Singer Settings
  131
- Voice-FX Settings
  132
- Auto Pitch Settings
  133
- Vocoder Settings
  134
- Small Settings
  135
- Ensemble Settings
  136
12 More Refined Song Functions

138
- Using the Fade-In/Out Function
  138
- Programming MARK & JUMP Locations
  139
- Working with the Song Finder
  140
  - Locating Files with the Song Finder
    140
  - Editing the Song Finder Information
    141
  - Editing an Index
    143
- Play List Function
  145
  - Programming Play Lists
    145
  - Editing Play Lists
    146
  - Using Play Lists
    148
  - Managing Play Lists
    148
13 Editing Lyrics

150
- Adding Lyrics to a Song
  150
- Exporting Lyrics Data as Text File
  152
14 Using the 16-Track Sequencer

153
- About the Sequencer's Main Page
  153
- General Considerations
  153
- Example 1: Recording a Song from Scratch
  154
  - Preparations
    155
- Example 2: Adding Tracks
  157
  - Saving Your Song
    158
- Editing 16-Track Songs
  159
  - Easy Editing and Useful Functions
    159
  - Editing One or Several Tracks (TRACK EDIT)
    159
- Editing Song Data Using Microscope Edit
  174
  - General Notes about MICRO EDIT
    174
  - Editing Events
    176
  - Other Edit Operations
    176
15 Programming Styles (Style Composer)

178
- Concept
  178
- Recording Styles from Scratch
  179
  - Starting the Style Composer
    179
  - Clearing the RAM Memory (Initialize Style)
    179
  - Getting Ready for the First Track
    180
  - Recording
    183
- Auditioning Your Style and Adding more Tracks
  183
  - Saving Your Style
    184
  - Recording Other Tracks and Divisions
    184
  - Muting Tracks While Recording Others
    184
  - Remarks
    184
- Using Existing Styles
  185
  - Starting with All Tracks of an Existing Style
    185
  - Copying Individual Style Tracks
    186
- Editing Styles on the Fly Via Additional Recordings
  187
- Style Track Edit Functions
  189
- Editing Individual Style Events (Style Micro Edit)
  197
  - General Notes about STYLE MICRO EDIT
    197
  - Editing Events
    199
  - Other Edit Operations
    200
16 Disk/Media Functions

202
- The How-To's
  202
- Loading Data
  203
- Saving Data
  203
- Rename Functions
  205
- Delete
  206
- Copy
  207
- Format
  208
17 Archiving Data Using a Computer (USB)

210
- Backing up All of the G-70'S Data
  212
18 MIDI

213
- The How-To's
  213
  - Accessing the MIDI Functions
    213
  - Working with Presets
    214
  - Editing Procedure
    214
- Editing MIDI Parameters
  215
  - Keyboard, Style, Song Parts
    215
  - MIDI System Parameters
    216
- MIDI Sets
  219
  - Writing a MIDI Set
    219
  - Using MIDI Sets
    219
  - MIDI Set Selection at Power-On
    220

Roland G-70 Addendum (56 pages)

OS Verison 2

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 6.86 MB

English

3
- Playing Realistic Guitar Parts (Guitar Mode)
  
  3
- Style Converter
  
  8
  - Using the Style Converter
    8
  - Auditioning the Tracks
    9
- Recording Harmonist and Guitar Parts (16-Track Sequencer)
  
  11
  - Preparations
    11
- Melody Intelligence
  
  12
  - Linking MELODY INTELL Type Selection to the Styles
    13
  - (Style Melody Intell Link)
    13
- Using the Style Cover Function
  
  14
  - Freeze Data
    14
- Volume and Status of the Style Parts
  
  14
- Editing Song Data Using Microscope Edit
  
  14
- Song and Style Makeup Tools
  
  15
  - Before Saving Your Settings
    15
- Recording Styles from Scratch
  
  16
  - Getting Ready for the First Track
    16
- Style Track Edit Functions
  
  16
- Editing Individual Style Events (Style Micro Edit)
  
  16
  - General Notes about STYLE MICRO EDIT
    16
  - Editing Events
    16
  - Other Edit Operations
    17
- Disk/Media Functions
  
  17
  - Copying User Program Sets to Floppy Disk
    17
  - Delete
    17
- MIDI
  
  18
  - MIDI System Parameters
    18
- Miscellaneous
  
  18
Deutsch

21
Français

39

Roland G-70 Service Notes (89 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 11.91 MB

Table of Contents
1
Specifications
2
Disassembly
4
Location of Controls
6
Exploded View (Top)
7
Exploded View (Bottom)
8
Keyboard Parts List
9
Parts List
10
Parts List
11
Wiring Diagram
16
Updating of Musical Data
18
Factory Reset
20
Updating of the Operative System
21
Check the Software Version
24
Test Mode
24
Bender Calibration
38
Touch Screen Calibration
41
Block Diagram
43
Circuit Board (Main)
44
Circuit Diagram (Main 1/14)
46
Circuit Diagram (Main 2/14)
47
Circuit Diagram (Main 3/14)
48
Circuit Diagram (Main 4/14)
49
Circuit Diagram (Main 5/14)
50
Circuit Diagram (Main 6/14)
51
Circuit Diagram (Main 8/14)
52
Circuit Diagram (Main 9/14)
53
Circuit Diagram (Main 10/14)
54
Circuit Diagram (Main 11/14)
55
Circuit Diagram (Main 12/14)
56
Circuit Diagram (Main 13/14)
57
Circuit Diagram (Main 14/14)
58
Circuit Board (Audio)
59
Circuit Diagram (Audio 1/4)
60
Circuit Diagram (Audio 2/4)
61
Circuit Diagram (Audio 3/4)
62
Circuit Diagram (Audio 4/4)
63
Circuit Board (Harmony)
64
Circuit Diagram (Harmony 1/2)
65
Circuit Diagram (Harmony 2/2)
66
Circuit Board& Circuit Diagram (Inverter)
67
Circuit Board (MIDI)
67
Circuit Diagram (MIDI)
68
Circuit Board& Circuit Diagram (Lcd Control)
69
Circuit Board (Right Control)
70
Circuit Diagram (Right Control 1/4)
71
Circuit Diagram (Right Control 2/4)
72
Circuit Diagram (Right Control 3/4)
73
Circuit Diagram (Right Control 4/4)
74
Circuit Board & Circuit Diagram (Right Control Lcd)
75
Circuit Board & Circuit Diagram (Left Control Lcd)
76
Circuit Board (Left Control)
77
Circuit Diagram (Left Control 1/6)
78
Circuit Diagram (Left Control 2/6)
79
Circuit Diagram (Left Control 3/6)
80
Circuit Diagram (Left Control 4/6)
81
Circuit Diagram (Left Control 5/6)
82
Circuit Diagram (Left Control 6/6)
83
Circuit Board & Circuit Diagram (Harmonic Bar)
84
Circuit Board & Circuit Diagram (Power)
85
Circuit Board & Circuit Diagram (Srx)
86
Circuit Board & Circuit Diagram (Phones)
87

Roland G-70 Addendum (19 pages)

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Roland G-70 Owner's Manual (9 pages)

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Roland G-70 Specifications (4 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1 Panel Descriptions

2 Setting up and Demo Songs

3 Quick Start

4 About the Keyboard Modes

5 Using the Performance Functions

6 Additional Arranger/Style Functions

7 Advanced Keyboard Part Functions

8 Using the Mixer Functions & Effects

9 Working with User Programs

10 Song and Style Makeup Tools

11 Editing the Vocal Harmonist Parts

12 More Refined Song Functions

13 Editing Lyrics

14 Using the 16-Track Sequencer

15 Programming Styles (Style Composer)

16 Disk/Media Functions

17 Archiving Data Using a Computer (USB)

18 MIDI

Table of Contents

English

Playing Realistic Guitar Parts (Guitar Mode)

Style Converter

Recording Harmonist and Guitar Parts (16-Track Sequencer)

Melody Intelligence

Using the Style Cover Function

Volume and Status of the Style Parts

Editing Song Data Using Microscope Edit

Song and Style Makeup Tools

Recording Styles from Scratch

Style Track Edit Functions

Editing Individual Style Events (Style Micro Edit)

Disk/Media Functions

MIDI

Miscellaneous

Deutsch

Spielen von Realistischen Gitarrenparts (Guitar-Modus)

Style Converter

Aufnahme von Harmonist- und Gitarrenparts (16-Spur-Sequenzer)

Melody Intelligence

Verwendung der Style Cover-Funktion

Lautstärke und Status der Style-Parts

Editieren der Song-Daten mit 'Microscope Edit

Song und Style Makeup Tools

Aufzeichnen Neuer Styles

Style Track Edit'-Funktionen

Editieren Einzelner Style-Ereignisse (Style Micro Edit)

Disk/Media-Funktionen

MIDI

Vermischtes

Français

Jouer de la Guitare (Mode Guitare)

Convertisseur de Style (Style Converter)

Enregistrer Les Parties Vocal Harmonist Et de Guitare (Séquenceur 16 Pistes)

Fonction “Melody Intelligence”.

Utilisation de la Fonction Style Cover

Volume Et État Activé/Coupé des Parties Style

Editer des Données de Morceau Avec Microscope Edit

Makeup Tools Pour Morceaux Et Styles

Fonctions D'édition de Piste de Style (Style Track Edit)

Editer des ÉVénements de Styles Individuels

Edit)

Enregistrer un Style À Partir de Zéro

Fonctions Disk/Media

MIDI

Divers

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