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Roland CD-2e Manual Book

Roland CD-2e Manual Book

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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Recording a wind or brass ensemble ... 11 Recording your band practice... 12 Recording a acoustic guitar ... 13 Chapter 4: Do even more with the CD-2e Use the lesson functions for practicing ... 14 When you’re not sure how to proceed, use the Easy Guide feature ...

  • Page 3: Features Of The Cd-2E

    Features of the CD-2e All-In-One Unit! Nothing Else Required to Make a CD Easy-To-Use, Simple CD Recording Tool for Anyone! A Great Tool for Music Study High-quality stereo mic, stereo speaker, and CD-R/RW drive in a slim case. No computer is required, from recording to CD burning.

  • Page 4: Meet The Cd-2E

    * Cards in a range of capa 8GB, are supported. SD memory cards that the CD-2e can use: Refer to the Roland website for details on the SD memory cards that can be used with the CD-2e. Up-to-date information about cards that are known to work is provided on the website.
  • Page 5 Stereo speakers The CD-2e’s sound comes from here. Simply press the [PLAY] button and you can listen immediately to what you’ve recorded. Stereo mic CD slot directly to a CD-R/ cord selected songs emory card to a CD- CD-R/RW disc you...

  • Page 6: Easy Recording In Three Steps

    80 minutes on a 700 MB disc. Adjust the level of the internal mics On the left side of the CD-2e, set the [MIC SELECT] switch to “INT, ” and use the [MIC] knob to adjust the input level while producing sound with the source you’re recording.

  • Page 7: Easily Create A Cd In Three Steps

    Taking advantage of an SD memory card The CD-2e lets you record on SD memory cards as well as on CD-R/RW discs. If you use an SD memory card, you'll be able to freely organize and edit the songs. By taking advantage of SD memory cards you can enjoy recording and creating CDs in a variety of ways.

  • Page 8: Recording A Piano

    Use the CD-2e for daily practice or to create lesson materials The CD-2e is a wonderful tool, not only for recording “real” performances, such as recitals, but also for daily practice. For example, you can record yourself prac- ticing and then play it back immediately, so you can more objectively evaluate how you sound.

  • Page 9: Recording A Wind Instrument

    Recording a brass instrument Minimize noise by avoiding wind pressure When recording a brass instrument, placing the mics directly in front of the bell may cause noise to appear in the recording. This is a distinctive type of noise produced by the mic due to the pressure of wind blown out of the bell.

  • Page 10: Recording A String Instrument

    Use the internal tuner to check the pitch before recording The CD-2e contains a built-in chro- matic tuner. You can tune to a refer- ence pitch, and there’s also a tuning guide that provides a visual indication...

  • Page 11: Recording A Wind Or Brass Ensemble

    In a small room, you may be unable to avoid placing the CD-2e in front of the conductor, but in this sce- nario, the instruments near the mics will be recorded at an inappropriately high volume. You’ll get better...

  • Page 12: Recording Your Band Practice

    PA and amps. Use a mic to sing along with your electronic instrument The CD-2e lets you record simultaneously from the mic input and LINE input. This is a convenient way to record yourself singing while you perform on an electronic musical instrument.

  • Page 13: Recording A Acoustic Guitar

    Recording a acoustic guitar Minimize the room resonances and capture the sound of the guitar itself The acoustic guitar is a familiar instrument that can be conveniently played at home. But when played in a typical room, the sound may resonate excessively, blurring the tonal characteristics or possibly causing specifi c pitches to be inappropriately accentuated.

  • Page 14: Chapter 4: Do Even More With The Cd-2E

    GUIDE] button, and then select the desired task from the list. Then, just operate the controls as directed by the CD-2e. Easy Guide will walk you through basic op- erations such as (1) recording, (2) deletion, (3) creat- ing a CD, (4) fi nalizing a CD, (5) backing up a CD, (6) karaoke, and (7) overdubbing.

  • Page 15: Turn Records Or Cassette Tapes Into Cds

    CDs for archiving? Just connect your record player or cassette deck to the [LINE IN] jacks located on the left side of the CD-2e, and start recording. If you use the automatic marker function, silences between songs on the record or tape will be de- tected, and the songs will be numbered accordingly.

  • Page 16: Rear Panel

    PHONES jack Visit us online at www.Roland.com Copyright © 2007 ROLAND CORPORATION All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION. DR-30/DR-50 Dynamic Microphone Microphone Stand Frequency Response...

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