Other Added Functions; Style Finder; System Pedal - Roland PRELUDE MUSIC KEYBOARD 2 Supplementary Manual

Other added functions

STYLE FINDER

The "STYLE FINDER" screen lets you sort the listed Styles in
order of number, name, or tempo.
This lets you quickly find the desired one of a large number of
Styles.
1. Press [STYLE].
Start playback and press [STYLE] so it's lit if you want to
hear the chordal accompaniment, or turn it off (unlit) if you
want only the rhythm to be heard. The button will alternate
between lit and extinguished each time you press [STYLE].
2. Use [ ] [ ] [ ] [
Style number in the screen, and press [ENTER].
The STYLE LIST screen will appear.
3. Press [MENU].
The STYLE FINDER screen will appear.
You can use the [0]–[2] buttons to sort the list in the
following ways.
Function
[0] (NUMBER) Numerical order
[1] (NAME) Alphabetical order
[2] (TEMPO) Tempo order
An "→" is shown beside the current sorting order, with
to indicate ascending order or
order.
4. Press [ENTER] to confirm your choice of Style.
You will return to the Main screen.
If you press [EXIT], you'll return to the STYLE LIST screen
without changing the Style.
] to move the cursor to the
Explanation
Press the button
again to alternate
between ascending
and descending
order.
to indicate descending

SYSTEM PEDAL

(Owner's Manual p. 45)
In the System Pedal setting, you can now assign BEND MODE
to the pedal.
1. Press [MENU].
2. Press [ENTER].
3. Use [ ] [ ] to select the SYSTEM PEDAL screen, and
use [ ] [ ] to select the parameter that you want to
edit.
4. Turn the VALUE dial to edit the value.
When you're finished making system settings, press [EXIT].
Parameter Value
EXPRESSION
CHORD OFF
CHORD TOGGLE
SOSTENUTO
SOFT
ROTARY SLOW/
FAST
START/STOP
BASS INVERSION
PUNCH IN/OUT
FILL UP
FILL DOWN
PERFORM UP
Pedal
Assign
PERFORM
DOWN
BEND MODE
Explanation
Refer to the owner's manual
p. 45
* The function of using the
pedal to Punch In/Out is
available only when
you're realtime recording
with the Song Track
screen displayed.
The BEND MODE
(NORMAL, CATCH+LAST)
will change each time you
press the pedal.
NORMAL: The pitch bend lever will
operate in the conventional way.
CATCH+LAST: If you play a note
after moving the pitch bend lever to
one side, the new note's pitch
corresponds to the key you press.
When the lever passes through the
center position, it will once again
begin affecting the pitch. This
applies only to the most recently
played note. You could use this to
simulate the double-bending
technique of an electric guitarist.
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