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Roland KR-277 Owner's Manual

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Safety Instructions
Placement
Safe Maintenance
Handling the Floppy Disk Drive
Handling Floppy Disks
Product Benefits
Table of Contents
Button Names and Functions
Basic Screen
Other Main Screens
Before You Start Playing
Opening and Closing the Lid
Setting up the Music Stand
Pedals
Switching the Power on and off
Using Headphones
Mastering the Basics
Adjusting the Sound Volume and Brilliance
Sounds and Songs - Demo Play
Playing the Keyboard Like a Piano - One-Touch Piano
Playing the Keyboard Like an Organ - One-Touch Organ
Changing the Rotary Effect
Playing Drums from the Keyboard
Playing with an Automatic Accompaniment - One-Touch Arranger
Changing the Volume Balance for the Accompaniment and Keyboard
Using the Metronome
Changing the Beat of the Metronome
Changing the Tempo of the Metronome
Adjusting the Volume of the Metronome
Recording a Performance with Automatic Accompaniment
Recording a Performance Without Using Automatic Accompaniment
Redoing a Recording
Erasing the Sound Recorded on a Track Button
Erasing a Recorded Sound
Saving/Erasing a Song
Using the Disk Drive
Inserting and Ejecting a Floppy Disk
Before Using a Floppy Disk
Saving Your Songs on Floppy Disk
Assign an Number and Name to the Song
Listening to Music File
Safe the Song
Listening to All Songs Continuously
Changing the Order of Songs on Floppy Disk
Basic Functions
Playing a Wide Variety of Instrument Sounds
Combining the Sounds of Two Instruments - Layer Play
Combining Grand Piano and Strings
Changing the Tone of the Right-Hand Button
Adding an Echo to a Sound
Adding a Variety of Effects to Sounds
Changing the Amount of Effects Applied
Types of Effects
Playing Different Tones with the Left and Right Hands - Split Play
Changing the Tone of the Upper Section
Changing the Tone of the Lower Section
Playing the Entire Keyboard as a Single Instrument
Transposing Without Changing Your Fingering-Key Transpose
Other Methods of Transposition
Automatic Accompaniment
Choosing a Music Style
Sounding Only the Rhythm Part
The Makeup of a Music Style
Using a Music Style Disk
Choosing How the Automatic Accompaniment Starts and Stops
Automatic Accompaniment When You You Play the Lower Section
Starting With/Without an Added Intro
Making the Intro Short and Simple
Starting at the Press of a Button
Starting with an Added Intro
Starting Without an Intro
Stopping Automatic Accompaniment
Stopping with an Added Ending
Stopping at the Press of a Button
Making the Ending Short and Simple
Changing the Arrangement of the Accompaniment
Changing the Accompaniment Pattern
Adding a Harmony to the Right-Hand Part
Adding a Fill-In Without Changing the Accompaniment Pattern
Changing the Type of Harmony
Playing with Automatic Accompaniment Without Splitting the Keyboard
Playing Chords with Simple Fingering
Some Handy Functions
Moving the the Passage You Want to Hear
To Go Back to the Beginning of the Song
To Move to the End of the Song
Moving to a Marked Passage
Checking the Location of a Marker
Listening to the same Passage over and over
Moving a Marker
Erasing a Marker
Moving the Repeated Passage
Adjusting the Tempo
Setting the Tempo by Tapping the Button
Playback with no Change in Tempo
Entering a Performance with the Right Timing
Playing Along with a Song
Recording Functions
What's the 16-Track Sequencer?
Recording an Ensemble Tune - 16-Track Sequencer?
Determining a Song's Basic Tempo and Beat
Creating an Ensemble Tune
Recording a Drum Part
What's Loop Recording?
If Your Performance Isn't as Expected
Recording a Bass Part
Recording the Medody and Chord Parts
Saving Your Song
Editing Your Song
Editing a Song Saved on Floppy Disk
Changing the Song Settings for Individual Parts
About the Basic Song Settings
What's Panpot?
Using the Ordinary Recording Method
Recording Sounds in Combination
Re-Recording a Specific Passage
Recording a Song with an Upbeat
Composing a Song that Changes Tempo Partway through
Adjusting the Tempo While Listening to a Song
Adjusting the Tempo at a Particular Measure
Composing a Song that Changes the Beat Partway through
Creating a Rhythm Part with Ease
Changing How Recording Stops
Composing an Accompaniment Without Playing the Song
Choosing an Editing Function
Undoing Your Edit
Copying a Measure
Copying a Rhythm Pattern
Correcting Timing Discrepancies
Deleting a Specific Measure
Inserting a Blank Measure
Making a Measure Blank
Transposing Individual Parts
Exchanging Parts
Correcting Notes on by One
Modifying the Tone Changes in a Song
Changing a Song's Basic Tempo
Adjusting the Volume of each Performance Part
Adjusting the Volume of Accompaniment
Adjusting the Volume of the Keyboard
Creating Your Own Original Style
Saving a User Style
Erasing a Saved Song or User Style
Assigning Functions to Buttons and Pedals
Assignable Functions
Saving Button Settings
Setting the Timing for Calling up a User Program
Saving User Programs on Floppy Disk
Disabling All Buttons
Calling up User Programs from Floppy Disk
Changing Various Settings
Changing the Keyboard's Touch
Changing the Standard Pitch - Master Tuning
Changing the Tuning
Changing the Tuning Curve
Transposing a Song
Changing the Type of Reverb Effect
Changing the Type of Chorus Effect
Changing the Metronome's Settings
Placing a Marker in the Middle of a Measure
Types of Metronome Sounds/Patterns
Changing the Number of Measures Counted and the Count Sound
Playing the Count Sound at each Repetition
Types of Count Sounds
Shifting the Keyboard Pitch by One of more Octave
Changing the Settings for Automatic Accompaniment
Changing the Settings for the Tempo and the Tone of the Upper Section
Changing the Chord Tone and Bass Tone
Canceling Chord Intelligence Function
Changing How the Keyboard Is Sounded
Changing the Keyboard's Split Point
Hiding the Bouncing Ball
Hiding the On-Screen Lyrics
Changing the Language for Screen Messages
Retaining Settings While the Power Is Switched off
Restoring Settings to Their Default Values
Connecting External Devices
Names and Functions of Jacks and Connectors
Making the Connections
If You're Using MIDI
Connecting Audio Equipment
Connecting a Computer
About MIDI Connectors
MIDI Settings
Connecting the Unit to a MIDI Device
Sending Program Change Messages
Troubleshooting
On Screen Messages
Music Style List
Chord Fingering List
Tone Name List
Drum/Sfx Set List
SFX Set
Rhythm Pattern List
Demo Song List
Profile
Easy Operation List
Music Files that the Unit Can Use
About the Sound Generator
Specifications
Glossary
MIDI Implementation Chart
Index

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