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Rodgers PR-300 Owner's Manual
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Contents
Table of Contents
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FCC Notice
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Top and Front Panel
Rear Panel
Control Functions
Basic Precautions
Introduction
About this Manual
Features
Making the Connections
With.pditm Organs
W/Other Rodgers Organs & Keyboards
Using Disks
Turning the Power on
Listening to a Song on Disk
Inserting the Disk
Selecting a Song
About the Demo Song Data
Starting Playback
Stopping Playback
Starting Playback Again from the Beginning
Channels
Starting Playback from the Middle of a Song
Transposing the Key of a Song
Adjusting the Tempo
Activating the Metronome
Using the Count-In Feature
Activating and Muting Tracks
Using the Repeat Play Function
Playing Sounds of the
Playing the PR-300 os Sound Module
Channels
Playing Sounds of the
Selecting Sounds on the PR·300
Selecting PR-300 Sounds W/Program Changes
Saving Program Changes
Using Program Changes with Variation Select Messages
How Does Variation Select Work
Capitol Tones and Variations
Sending Variation Select Messages with Program Changes
Sequencing with the
Single Pass Sequencing
Saving a Sequence to Disk
Multi-Track Sequencing
What Is Multi-Track Recording
Parallel Digital Imaging™ Organs with
Keyboards™ Organs
Multi-Track Recording
Preparing the PR-3Oo for Multi-Track Sequencing
Deciding on Channels and Instruments
Sequencing the First Part
Recording Parts 2, 3 and 4
Merging Tracks
Adding an Organ Part
Layering Sounds of the Rodgers Organ
When the Organ Can't be Recorded Last
Parallel Digital Imaging™ Organs Without Personal Memory Card™ (730,735,785,945)
Preparing the Organ for Multi-Track Recording
Preparing the PR-300 for Multi-Track Sequencing
Deciding on Channels and Instruments
Sequencing the First Part
Recording Parts 2, 3 and 4
Merging Tracks
Adding an Organ Part
LTG Organs Equipped with MIDI Phase II
Preparing the Organ for Multi-Track Recording
Preparing the PR-300 for Multi-Track Sequencing
Deciding on Channels and Instruments
Sequencing the First Part
Recording Parts 2, 3 and 4
Merging Tracks
Adding an Organ Part
Rodgers C-I00 and C-220 Classic Keyboards
A Note for People Using Other Keyboards
Preparing the PR-300 and C-Loo
For Multi-Track Recording
Deciding on Channels and Instruments
Sequencing the First Part
Recording Parts 2, 3 and 4
Merging Tracks
Using Sounds of External Keyboards or Sound Modules
When the Send Channel Can't be Changed
Other PR-300 Features
PR-300 Master Tune
PR-300 Sound Function
Selecting PR-300 Sounds
About Part 10
Volume, Pan Reverb, Chorus and Expression
Changing the Volume of a Part
Changing the Pan of a Part
Changing the Reverb of a Part
Changing the Chorus of a Part
Changing the Expression Setting of a Part
Changing the Bend Range of a Part
Setting Other Parts
Executing Settings for the Parts
Selecting Reverb and Chorus Type
Selecting Reverb
Selecting Chorus
Using a Pedal to Start and Stop the
Changing the Volume Using an Expression Pedal
Connecting an Expression Pedal
Activating the Expression Pedal
To Change the Volume of PR-300 Parts
Recording Rhythm Parts
Selecting the Drum Set
Loop Recording
Recording Multiple Time Signatures
Using Chain Play
Changing the Metronome Resolution and Tone
Using Markers
What Is a Marker
Setting the Marker at the Start of a Measure
Setting the Marker in the Middle of a Measure
Deleting a Marker
Ways to Use the Markers
Jumping to a Marker
Repeat Play and Record
Auto Punch-In Record Range
PR-300 Editing Functions
Pause Marks
Setting a Pause Mark
Deleting a Pause Mark
Recording Pickup Notes
Punch In/Out Recording
Enabling Punch Hvout
Automatic Punch Hvout
Punch Wout Using the Button or Pedal
Tempo Record
Activating Tempo Record
Using Tempo Record
Disabling Tempo Record
Playing Without Tempo Changes (Fempo Mute)
Synchronizing the PR-300 with Other Devices
Connecting the PR-300 to an External Sequencer
Setting PR-300 Synchronization
Setting Tempo Record
Sync Recording
Editing Features (Cut, Copy, Paste, Erase)
What the Buttons Do
Copy, Erase or Cut, then Paste
Pasting the Scratchpad Information into the Song
Listening to Information Stored in
The Scratehpad
Editing Examples
Quantize
Transposition
Creating Your Own Count-In Phrase
Undo
PR-300 Disk Functions
Saving a Song to Disk (SAVE)
Saving a Song to a Different Name (SAVE AS)
Copying a Song on the Disk
Copying All the Songs on a Disk
Song Delete
Formatting a Disk
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