Selecting. Tones. 2; Octave Shift - Roland KR-770 Owner's Manual

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Selecting Tones
There are many onboard tones besides the piano tone available on this keyboard.
The tones are divided into eight separate categories. These categories are called tone groups.
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One Touch Program
Selecting a Tone Group
1. Press the Tone Group Button.
The button's indicator will go on, and the following "Tone Select Screen" will appear in the. dis-
play.
Selecting Tones (Normal)
There are numerous tones in each tone group. After choosing a Tone Group, let's choose a tone from
the Tone Select screen.
2.
Select a tone by pressing the buttons to the side of the display screen.
The name of the tone selected will be highlighted in the display.
Try playing the keyboard to confirm that the tone indeed has been changed to the one you select-
ed.
The Style Select screen is composed of multiple pages. Use <Page ®P > and <q Page> to bring
up other pages to the screen.
When you want to try out a number of different tones from one tone group, pressing the [Hold] button
will fix the Tone Select screen in the display window, so it becomes unnecessary to press the same tone
group button over and over, making the procedure more convenient.
The number of tones in each group varies. For a look at the number of tones, tone names, etc., please refer
to the "Tone List" (p.74).
By selecting Expansion Tones, you can enjoy a greater number of tones. Please refer to "Selecting
Expansion Tones" (p.67).
You can alter the tones in various ways, such as adding interesting effects to them, or changing their
pitch by an octave. Please refer to "Adding Effects to Tones" (p.28) and "Changing the Sound's Pitch by
Octaves—Octave Shift (p.29).
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