Setting Parameter Values - Roland FR-7 Owner's Manual

FR-7/FR-5 V-Accordion
Editing sounds | Setting parameter values
(6) Press the [EXIT÷JUMP] button once to return to the
function group ("TUNING" in our example) and
again to return to the Main page.
The various groups contain the following parame-
ters (entries in italics are not available in "Easy"
mode).
1. TUNING
1.1 Master Tune
1.2 Transpose
1.3 Scale
1.4 Scale Edit
1.5 Scale Assign
2. TREBLE EDIT
2.1 Reed Type
2.2 Register
2.3 Reed Volume
2.4 Treble Octave
2.5 Valve Noise
2.6 Musette Detune
2.7 Bellows Detune
2.8 Reverb Send
2.9 Chorus Send
2.10 Delay Send
2.11 Aftertouch Pitch
2.12 Bass Link
2.13 Orchestra Link
2.14 Treble MIDI TX
3. BASS EDIT
3.1 Reed Type
3.2 Register
3.3 Reed Volume
3.4 Button Noise
3.5 Reed Growl
3.6 Bellows Detune
3.7 Reverb Send
3.8 Chorus Send
3.9 Delay Send
3.10 Bass MIDI TX
3.11 Chord MIDI TX
4. FREE BASS EDIT
4.1 Reed Type
4.2 Register
4.3 Reed Volume
4.4 Button Noise
4.5 Reed Growl
4.6 Bellows Detune
4.7 Reverb Send
4.8 Chorus Send
4.9 Delay Send
4.10 Free Bass MIDI TX
5. ORC BASS EDIT
5.1 Lowest Note
5.2 Orc Bass Release Time
5.3 Orc Bass Volume
5.4 Reverb Send
5.5 Chorus Send
5.6 Delay Send
5.7 Orc Bass MIDI TX
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6. ORCHESTRA EDIT
6.1 Orchestra Octave
6.2 Orchestra Volume
6.3 Bellows Detune
6.4 Reverb Send
6.5 Chorus Send
6.6 Delay Send
6.7 Aftertouch Pitch
6.8 Orchestra MIDI TX
7. SET COMMON
7.1 Reverb Macro Type
7.2 Reverb Parameters
7.3 Chorus Macro Type
7.4 Chorus Parameters
7.5 Delay Macro Type
7.6 Delay Parameters
7.7 Name
7.8 Master Bar Recall
7.9 Icon
8. SYSTEM
8.1 LCD Contrast
8.2 Parameter Access
8.3 Bellows Curve
8.4 Pedal Controller
8.5 Bass & Chord Mode
8.6 Free Bass Mode
8.7 Stereo Width
8.8 Auto Power OFF
8.9 Startup
8.10 Startup Name
9. UTILITY
9.1 Battery Status
9.2 Copy ALL Effects
9.3 Copy Reverb
9.4 Copy Chorus
9.5 Copy Delay
9.6 Copy SET
9.7 Bulk Dump ALL
9.8 Bulk Dump SET
9.9 Restore SET
10. MIDI
10.1 RealTime RX-TX
10.2 Ext. Seq. Playback
10.3 Bellows TX Resolution

Setting parameter values

(1) Select the parameter you wish to edit (see above).
(2) Press the [DATA÷ENTER] knob to activate that
parameter for editing.
Notice how the display changes: the arrows are
replaced by an EDIT message and the parameter
value is displayed on a dark background.
If a display page contains two (or three) adjustable
parameters, you may have to press [DATA÷ENTER]
again to activate the desired parameter for editing.
Here is an example:
(3) Use the [DATA÷ENTER] knob or the [UP]/[DOWN]
buttons to change the value.
(4) Press the [EXIT÷JUMP] button once to return to the
function group.