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User Manuals: Roland X-6 Workstation Keyboard
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Roland X-6 Workstation Keyboard manuals available for free PDF download: User Manual, Supplementary Manual
Roland X-6 User Manual (84 pages)
Roland Fantom X6: User Guide
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Electronic Keyboard
| Size: 4.01 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Using the Fantom-X Live
7
The Basics of Using the Fantom-X Live
8
What Is a Patch
8
What Is Patch Mode
8
What Is Performance Mode
8
Saving the Settings You Create
9
Playing the Keyboard
11
Selecting and Playing Sounds
12
Selecting a Sound (Patch Mode)
12
Adjusting the Keyboard Touch
12
Shifting the Octave
12
Selecting Sounds by Category
13
Selecting a Sound
13
Playing Two or more Sounds Simultaneously (Layers)
14
Select a Performance, and Use Parts 1 and 2
14
Select Patches
15
Specify the Key Ranges in Which the Bell will Sound
15
Adjusting the Volume Balance of the Piano and Bell
15
Playing Separate Sounds with Left and Right Hands (Splits)
16
Select a Performance, and Use Parts 1 and 2
16
Select Patches
16
Specify the Key Ranges in Which the Piano and Bass will Sound
17
Adjust the Volume Balance of the Piano and Bass
17
Play an Arpeggio by Holding down a Chord
18
Changing the Arpeggio Style
18
Adding Other Changes to the Phrase
19
Matching the Tempo of a Background Performance (Tap Tempo)
19
Playing a Phrase with a Single Finger
20
Using a Sequencer Phrase (the RPS Function)
20
Using a Sampled Sound or a Sound Imported from CD-ROM
20
Matching the Tempo of a Background Performance (Tap Tempo)
20
Playing a Chord with a Single Finger
21
Changing the Assigned Chord
21
Producing Guitar Strums (Rolled Chord Function)
21
Playing Sampled Sounds
22
Tips for Sampling the External Input
23
Playing Sounds You've Imported from a CD-ROM
24
Using the Pads
25
Selecting and Playing Sounds
26
Selecting Sounds
26
Adjusting the Touch Sensitivity of the Pads
27
Fixing the Volume of the Pads
27
Using the Pads to Play Pitched Instrumental Sounds
27
Playing Rhythm Phrases
28
Using the Rhythm Pattern Function to Create Phrases
28
Switching to a Different Style
28
Using an Original Pattern
29
Using a Sampled Sound or a Sound Imported from CD-ROM
29
Matching the Tempo of a Background Performance (Tap Tempo)
29
Using the Pads to Play Sampled Sounds
30
Using the Pads to Play Sounds Imported from CD-ROM
31
Using the Knobs
33
Modifying the Sound While You Play
34
Changing the Way that the Arpeggio Sounds
35
Using the Knobs to Control an Assigned Function
36
Using the Knobs to Control Multi-Effects
37
Adjusting the Volume Balance
38
Using the D Beam
39
Playing a solo from the D Beam
40
To Change the Sound to Your Taste
40
Using the D Beam to Play Sounds
41
Changing the Sound
41
Modifying the Sound
42
Changing the Aspects of the Sound that Are Controlled
42
Effects
43
Using Effects
44
Using Effects with a Patch
44
Using Effects with a Performance
44
Adjust the Reverberation (Reverb)
45
Adding Spaciousness and Depth (Chorus, Delay)
45
Using the Multi-Effect
46
What Is a Mastering Effect
46
What Are Input Effects
47
Using the Effect Switch
47
Going Further Practical Applications
49
Making a Piano Sound Harder or Softer
50
Tip 1: Adjust the Reverb (Reverb)
50
Tip 2: Adjust the Decay after the Key Is Released (Release)
50
Tip 3: Adjust the Brightness of the Sound
51
Tip 4. Use the MFX Equalizer
51
Making a Strings Sound Sharper or Softer
52
Tip 1: Adjust the Attack
52
Tip 2: Adjust the Release
52
Tip 3: Adjust the Cutoff
53
Making Lead Instruments Stand out
54
Tip 1: Use the MFX Equalizer and Spectrum
54
Tip 2: Use the MFX Amp/Speaker Simulator
54
Tip 3: Use the MFX Compressor
55
Creating a Distinctively Synth-Like Sound
56
Tip 1: Cutoff and Resonance
56
Tip 2: Turn the Knobs While You Play
56
Adding the Distinctive Depth of an Electric Instrument
57
Tip 1: Use the MFX Amp Simulator
57
Tip 2: Use a MFX Compressor
57
Tip 3: Use Detune and Chorus
58
Playing Just One Component of a Patch
59
Creating a Set of Sounds for Use in a Live Concert
60
Creating Songs on the Fantom-X
61
What Is a Sequencer
62
Recording the Performance of One Instrument on One Track (Single Channel Recording)
62
Viewing Musical Data in the Song Edit Screen
63
For Songs, Use the Sound Generator in Performance Mode
63
Recording Multiple Instruments on a Single Track (Multi Channel Recording)
64
You Can Create a Song Using Just One Track
64
What Are MIDI Channels
64
Some Terms
65
Getting Ready to Create a Song
66
Using Single Channel Recording
66
Selecting a Performance
66
Clearing the Sequencer
67
Using the Internal Sounds to Create the Rhythm
68
Using the Pads for Real-Time Recording
68
Selecting a Rhythm Set and Making Adjustments
68
Using the Pads to Play Rhythm Patterns and Record Them
69
Using the Pads to Input Notes One by One
70
Using the Internal Sounds to Record Bass and Chords
71
Selecting a Sound and Making Adjustments
71
Real-Time Recording from the Keyboard
71
Recording with the Arpeggio Function
73
Using the Keyboard to Input Notes One by One
73
Using CD-ROM Samples in Your Song
74
Importing Samples into the Fantom-X from Your Computer Via USB Cable
74
Importing Data Via PC Card
74
Sampling and Using a Live Vocal or Guitar Performance
75
Going Back in Time to Sample Phrases
75
Editing a Sampled Sound
75
Synchronizing a Sample to the Sequencer Tempo
76
Using the Realtime Time Stretch Function
76
Make Settings for the Sample
76
Using Samples in Audio Tracks
77
What Is an Audio Track
77
Inserting a Sample into an Audio Track
77
Editing an Audio Track
78
Moving a Sample
78
Copying a Sample
78
Deleting a Sample
78
Adjusting the Balance of the Entire Song
79
Mixing Balance
79
About Mastering
80
Using Mastering to Add the Finishing Touches
80
Creating a CD
81
Sample Your Completed Song to a Stereo Audio File
81
Exporting the Audio File to Your Computer
81
Use Your Computer to Burn a CD
82
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Roland X-6 User Manual (60 pages)
Fantom Series Audio Track expansion
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Electronic Keyboard
| Size: 1.52 MB
Table of Contents
Important Notes
4
Table of Contents
5
Check the Contents of the Package
8
Updating the Fantom-X
9
What Is the FANTOM-X Audio Track Expansion Kit
9
Items Required for Performing the Update
9
Cautions When Performing the Update (Important)
9
Update Procedure
10
Verifying the Update
11
Main Features
12
Using Audio Tracks
13
What Are Audio Tracks
13
To Access the Audio Track Edit Screen
14
To Access the Audio Track Mixer Screen
14
Items in the Audio Track Edit Screen
15
Editing Audio Tracks (Audio Track Edit Screen)
16
Moving a Sample Event (Move)
16
Selecting and Auditioning a Sample Event (Preview)
16
Using the Pads to Mute Audio Tracks (Mute/Solo)
16
Viewing a List of Markers (Marker List)
17
Opening the Loop/Locate Window (Loop/Locate)
17
Inserting a Sample Event at a Specified Location (Insert)
17
Deleting the Selected Sample Event from an Audio Track (Delete)
18
Copying a Sample Event (Copy)
18
Unloading a Sample (Unload Sample)
18
Combining the Contents of the Tracks into One Audio Track (Mixdown)
18
Erasing Audio Tracks (Clear)
19
Naming an Audio Track (Track Name)
20
Switching the Display Mode
20
Zooming in and Zooming out in the Display
20
Editing MIDI Tracks
20
Items in the Audio Track Mixer Screen
21
Controlling the Audio Tracks (Audio Track Mixer Screen)
22
Controlling the Audio Track Settings
22
Using the Knobs to Control the Mixer
23
Opening the Loop/Locate Window (Loop/Locate)
23
Using the Pads to Mute Audio Tracks (Mute)
23
Recording an Audio Track
24
Recording an Audio Track (SOLO/RE-SAMPLING)
24
Combining Multiple Audio Tracks into One Track (AUDIO MERGE)
25
Saving Your Audio Tracks
26
Using the Skip Back Sampling Function
27
What Is Skip Back Sampling
27
Using Skip Back Sampling
27
Editing the Data Created by Skip Back Sampling
28
Isolating the Desired Portion of the Sampled Data (Start Beat/End Beat)
28
Cancelling the Sample (Skip Back Cancel)
28
Assigning the Sampled Waveform to the Keyboard or a Pad (Assign to Keyboard/Pad)
28
Assigning the Sampled Waveform to an Audio Track (Assign to Audio Track)
29
Multisample Editing Functions
30
Creating a Multisample
30
Creating a Multisample in the Patch Edit Screen
31
Creating a Multisample in the Create Multisample Screen
31
Editing a Multisample
33
About the Multisample Edit Screen
33
Selecting the Notes to Edit
34
Changing the Multisample Assigned to a Tone (List)
34
Erasing the Data from the Selected Region of Notes (Erase)
34
Assigning a Sample to the Selected Region (Assign)
34
Copying a Sample from a Key to Another Key (Copy)
35
Opening the Tone Switch/Select Window (Tone Sw/Sel)
35
Moving the Split Point (Split Point)
35
Returning a Multisample to the Last-Written State (Reload)
36
Erasing All Notes (Erase All)
36
Replacing the Sample of the Current Zone (Sample Select)
36
Specify the Original Key (Org Key) of the Sample
37
Sorting Samples in the Order of Their Original Key (Sort)
37
Moving All Samples to Left or Right (Shift)
37
Moving the Data of the Current Zone to Left or Right (Move)
37
Saving a Multisample
38
Sample-Related Changes
39
Extended Patch Groups
39
Saving a Sample Auto Patch
39
Bank Select and Program Change Correspondence Chart
39
Newly Added Sample Parameters
40
Sample BPM Calculator (BPM Calc)
40
Selecting a Sample (Sample Number)
40
Changes in the Saved Sample Content (Save All Samples)
40
Changes in the Patch/Rhythm Edit Screen
41
Newly Added Patch Overview Screen
41
Changes Due to the Upgraded Editor Software
42
Newly Added PC Mode Screen
42
Cautions When Using S-700 Series Sounds with the Fantom-X
42
Before You Connect the Fantom-X to Your Computer
42
Importing Patches and Rhythm Sets
43
Fantom-X Editor System Requirements
45
System Requirements (Windows)
45
System Requirements (Mac OS)
45
About the Included USB MIDI Driver
45
Other Changes
46
Changes in the Patch Edit Screen
46
Changes in the Performance Mixer Screen
47
Changes in the Performance Layer Screen
47
Newly Added Layer List Window
47
Changes in the Key Range Window
48
Playing Different Sounds Across the Keyboard (Split)
48
Changes in the Song Edit Screen
48
Changes in the Song List Screen
49
Deleting a Song
49
Using the Pads for Realtime Erase
49
CC Filter Added to the Microscope
50
Improved Functionality for Step Recording
50
Changes in the Demo Song Loaded When You Start up the Fantom-X
50
Improved Functionality in Live Setting
51
Registering a Song File in a Live Setting
51
Recalling a Song File You Registered
52
Switching the Font
52
Removing the Text
52
Improvements in Arpeggio Functionality
52
Using the Pads to Switch Arpeggio Styles
52
Changing the Arpeggio Styles Assigned to the Pads
53
Improvements in Chord Memory Functionality
53
Using the Pads to Switch Chord Forms
53
Changing the Chord Forms Assigned to the Pads
54
Changes in the Librarian
54
New Shortcut from the Input Setting Screen to MFX Edit
55
New Parameters Available for the Assignable Switches
55
Newly Added DIMM Check Function
56
Index
57
Roland X-6 Supplementary Manual (28 pages)
Sound List
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Electronic Keyboard
| Size: 1.27 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1
Sound List
1
Performance List
2
Patch List
3
Rhythm Set List
9
Waveform List
18
Arpeggio Style List/Chord Form List
22
Rhythm Pattern List
23
Rhythm Group List
26
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