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Roland BK-9 Performance Editor Owner's Manual (180 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 60 MB

1 Using the Unit Safely

4
2 Important Notes

6
3 Look at What You Can Do

8
- Table of Contents
  10
4 Panel Description

14
- Left Front Panel
  14
- Right Front Panel
  15
- Rear Panel
  17
5 Shortcut List

18
6 Before You Start Using BK-9

20
- Connecting the AC Adaptor
  20
  - Ground Terminal
    20
- Connecting External Audio Equipment
  20
- Listening through Headphones
  21
- Connecting a Microphone
  21
- Connecting an Optional Vocal Performer (VE-5, VE-20)
  22
- Connecting a MIDI Device
  22
- Connecting Optional Pedals
  22
- Connecting the BK-9 to Your Computer
  23
- Connecting the BK-9 to Your Ipad
  23
- Connecting a Television Set
  23
- Installing the Music Rest
  24
- Placing the BK-9 on the Stand
  24
- Turning the Power On/Off
  24
  - Turning the Power on
    24
  - Turning the Power off
    25
- Demo of the BK-9
  25
7 Basic Operation of the BK-9

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- About the Displays and Cursor Operation
  26
8 Playing the BK-9'S Real-Time Parts

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- Selecting Piano and Organ Mode Easily
  28
- Selecting Tones and Playing the Keyboard
  28
- About Supernatural Sounds
  29
- Using the Harmonic Bars
  29
  - What Is Supernatural
    29
  - What Is Behavior Modeling Technology
    29
  - Using the Registration Memories
    30
  - Setting Example of Harmonic Bars
    31
    
    Blue
    31
    
    Hard Rock
    31
    
    Jazz
    31
    
    Jazz (Manual Bass)
    31
    
    Pipe Organ
    31
    
    Pop
    31
    
    Progressive Rock
    31
    
    Rock
    31
  - Organ Effects
    32
- Play Different Voices with the Left and Right Hands (Split)
  32
- Using the 'Numeric' Function to Select Tones, Rhythms and Performances
  33
- (Mixer)
  33
- Sound Effects for the Real-Time Parts
  34
9 Favorite Tones

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- Recalling a Favorite Tone
  35
- Creating the List of Favorite Tones
  35
10 Playing with Automatic Accompaniments

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- About the Rhythms
  36
- Structure of the Rhythm Accompaniments
  36
- Using Rhythms
  36
  - [Start/Stop] / [ */, ]
    36
  - [Sync Start] / [ + ]
    36
  - Variation [1], [2], [3], [4]
    37
  - [Intro] / [ ' ]
    37
  - [Ending] / [ & ]
    37
  - [Bass Inv]
    37
  - [Auto Fill In]
    38
- Selecting Rhythms
  38
- Playing Back Rhythms
  38
11 One Touch Memories: Why Using Them

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12 Using the BK-9 as a USB Player

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13 Operations on USB Memory

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14 Other Important Functions

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15 Performance Lists

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16 Using Audio Phrases (Audio Key)

65
17 Adding Pictures to the Music

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- Displaying Photos Automatically
  73
18 Recording Your Performance

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- Recording Your Performance as Audio Data
  75
- Recording Your Performance as MIDI Data
  76
  - Tracks, MIDI Channels and 16-Track Sequencer
    78
19 Recording a Chord Sequence (Chord Loop)

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- Realtime" Chord Sequencing (Loop Mode)
  79
20 Working with the 16-Track Sequencer

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- Important Things before Using 16-Track Sequencer
  81
- Selecting the 16-Track Sequencer
  81
- About the Sequencer's Main Pages
  81
  - Left Display
    81
  - Right Display
    81
    
    MUTE & solo Function
    81
- Recording a Song from Scratch
  81
  - Initialize a Song
    81
  - Before Starting to Record
    82
- Recording an Existing Song
  83
- Saving Your Song
  84
  - If You Leave the 16-Track Sequencer Without Save Your Song
    84
- Editing One or Several Tracks (Track Edit)
  84
  - Quantize
    85
  - Erase
    86
  - Delete
    86
  - Copy
    87
  - Insert
    87
  - KEY (Transpose)
    88
  - Change Velocity
    88
  - Change Gate Time
    89
  - Merge
    89
  - Global Change
    90
  - Shift Clock
    90
  - Track Exchange
    91
- Editing Song Using Micro Edit
  91
  - Other Edit Operations
    92
    
    Create Event
    92
    
    Erase Event
    92
    
    Move Event
    92
    
    Copy Event and Place Event
    93
- Editing the Master Track
  93
  - Other Edit Operations
    95
    
    Create Event
    95
    
    Erase Event
    95
    
    Move Event
    95
    
    Copy Event and Place Event
    96
21 How to Edit Rhythm or SMF (Makeup Tools)

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- Using the Makeup Tools
  97
- Parameters in the "Palette Page
  97
  - Tone (T), Drum (D )
    98
  - Mute (T)/Drum Mute (D )
    98
  - Solo
    98
  - Perc Mute (D )
    98
  - Volume
    98
  - Reverb
    98
  - Chorus
    98
  - Panpot
    98
  - Octave (T)
    98
  - Velocity
    98
  - Attack (T)
    99
  - Decay (T)
    99
  - Release (T)
    99
  - Vibrato Rate (T)
    99
  - Vibrato Depth (T)
    99
  - Vibrato Delay (T)
    99
  - Mfx
    99
  - Mfx Type
    99
  - Mfx Edit
    99
  - Equalizer
    99
  - Drum Instrument (D )
    100
  - Undo Changes
    100
  - Common
    101
- To Commit Your Changes (Freeze Data)
  101
- Saving Your New Rhythm or Song (SMF) Version in USB
  101
- Memory
  101
22 Rhythm Composer

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- What Are Rhythms
  103
  - Patterns (Divisions)
    103
  - Tracks
    103
  - Looped Vs. One-Shot Patterns
    103
  - Several Drum Tracks Are Possible
    103
- Starting to Make Your Own Rhythm
  103
  - Getting Ready for the First Track
    104
  - Recording a Rhythm Pattern
    106
  - Saving Your Rhythm
    106
  - Recording Other Tracks and Divisions
    107
  - Muting Tracks While Recording Others
    107
    
    Solo
    108
  - Try the Rhythm Outside of the Composer
    108
- Rhythm Track Edit Functions
  108
  - Quantize
    109
  - Erase
    109
  - Delete
    110
  - Copy
    111
  - Insert
    112
  - Key (Transposition)
    112
  - Change Velocity
    113
  - Change Gate Time
    113
  - Global Change
    114
  - Shift Clock
    115
    
    Time Signature
    116
    
    Other Edit Operations
    118
    
    Copy Event
    119
23 User Drum Kit Function

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- Editing a Single Drum Instrument
  121
- Saving the User Drum Kit
  122
- Copying a Preset Drum Kit
  123
- Initializing a User Drum Kit
  124
- Using Your User Drum Kits in Real-Time
  125
- Interacting with Rhythms & Songs (SMF)
  126
24 Menu Options

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- Tone
  128
  - Expression Pedal
    129
  - Bender Assign
    130
  - Supernatural Edit (Only if a Supernatural Tone Is Selected)
    131
  - Mfx(1) Controls
    132
  - Chorus
    133
  - Upper1, Upper2, Lower, Mbass
    134
- Percussion N/S (Normal/Soft)
  135
- Eq Treble Gain
  136
- Mode
  137
- Type
  138
- Functions
  139
- Scale Tune Switch
  140
- Melody Intelligent' Parameters
  141
  - Modulation Assign
    142
  - Utility
    143
- Tuning
  143
  - MIC Settings
    144
  - One Touch Hold
    144
  - Performance Hold
    144
  - Pedal Switch and Pedal Control
    144
    
    If You Connect a Pedal Control (Continuous)
    145
    
    If You Connect a Pedal Switch (Not Continuous)
    145
  - H.bar Level Slider Assign (H.bar Level)
    146
  - Pedal Controller FC-7
    146
  - Metronome
    147
  - Rhythm/Smf Track Mute
    147
  - External Lyrics Settings
    147
  - Video Settings
    147
  - Fade IN/OUT Settings
    148
  - Language
    148
  - Save Global
    148
- Audio Key
  148
- One Touch Edit
  148
- Chord Loop
  148
  - Mode
    149
- Rhythm Composer
  149
- 16Track Sequencer
  149
- Mastering Tools
  149
  - Smf/Rhythm and Tone Parts Compressor
    149
  - Write the "User" Compressor
    150
  - Smf/Rhythm and Tone Parts Equalizer
    150
  - Write the "User" Equalizer
    151
- MIDI
  151
  - MIDI Channels
    151
  - MIDI Parameters
    151
    
    Edit Rhythm Parts
    152
    
    Loading a MIDI Set
    152
    
    Local
    152
    
    Tx Ch
    152
    
    Rx Ch
    153
    
    Rx Event
    153
    
    Rx Limit Low/Limit High
    153
    
    Rx Shift
    153
    
    Tx Event
    153
    
    Tx Local
    153
    
    Tx Shift
    153
    
    Edit Song Parts
    154
    
    Edit System
    154
    
    Edit Tone Parts
    154
    
    Sync
    154
    
    Basic
    155
    
    Mode
    155
    
    Performance PC Tx
    155
    
    Rhythm Clock Tx
    155
    
    Rhythm Start/Stop Tx
    155
    
    SMF Clock Tx
    155
    
    SMF Position Tx
    155
    
    SMF Start/Stop Tx
    155
    
    Sync Rx
    155
    
    Tx Channel
    155
    
    Master Volume Rx
    156
    
    Part Switch Rx
    156
    
    Part Switch Tx
    156
    
    Performance PC Rx
    156
    
    Rhythm
    156
    
    Rhythm Volume Rx
    156
    
    Rx Channel
    156
    
    Tx Channel
    156
    
    Channel
    157
    
    Nta
    157
    
    Parameters
    157
    
    Part Switch
    157
    
    Rhythm Pc Rx
    157
    
    Rx Global Limit Low/High
    157
    
    Rx Octave
    157
    
    Tx Sysex
    157
    
    Tx Velocity
    157
    
    Rx Common Exp
    158
    
    Rx Sysex
    158
    
    Rx Transpose
    158
    
    Rx Velocity
    158
    
    Save MIDI Set
    158
    
    Soft Thru
    158
    
    Tx Data Change
    158
    
    Tx Octave
    158
    
    Visual Control Txch
    158
    
    Checking a Tone's or Rhythm's MIDI Address
    159
  - Wireless
    159
  - Factory Reset
    159
  - Formatting a USB Memory
    159
25 Controlling Video Equipment (Visual Control)

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26 Wireless LAN Function

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- What Is Wireless LAN Function
  162
- Basic Connection Method (Connect by WPS)
  162
- Wireless LAN Function Settings
  163
- Status" Indication
  163
- Access Point" Indication
  163
- Wireless Info" Page
  163
- Wireless Option" Page
  163
- Connecting to a Wireless LAN Access Point that You Select
  163
  - Other Settings (Wireless Option)
    164
- Connecting in Ad-Hoc Mode
  164
  - Checking the IP Address and MAC Address (WIRELESS INFO)
    165
27 Troubleshooting

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28 Specifications

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29 MIDI Implementation Chart

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30 Chord Intelligence Table

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31 Index

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Roland BK-9 Performance Editor User Manual (22 pages)

Backing Keyboard

Brand: Roland | Category: Software | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
3
What Is BK-9 Performance Editor
4
Connecting Your Equipment
5
Before You Start Using BK-9 Performance Editor
6
Using Controls
7
Mixer Page
8
Parts Editor Page
11
Mfx Editor Page
16
Tones Editor Page
19
Hand Controls Page
20
Foot Controls Page
22

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1 Using the Unit Safely

2 Important Notes

3 Look at What You Can Do

4 Panel Description

5 Shortcut List

6 Before You Start Using BK-9

7 Basic Operation of the BK-9

8 Playing the BK-9'S Real-Time Parts

9 Favorite Tones

10 Playing with Automatic Accompaniments

11 One Touch Memories: Why Using Them

12 Using the BK-9 as a USB Player

13 Operations on USB Memory

14 Other Important Functions

15 Performance Lists

16 Using Audio Phrases (Audio Key)

17 Adding Pictures to the Music

18 Recording Your Performance

19 Recording a Chord Sequence (Chord Loop)

20 Working with the 16-Track Sequencer

21 How to Edit Rhythm or SMF (Makeup Tools)

22 Rhythm Composer

23 User Drum Kit Function

24 Menu Options

25 Controlling Video Equipment (Visual Control)

26 Wireless LAN Function

27 Troubleshooting

28 Specifications

29 MIDI Implementation Chart

30 Chord Intelligence Table

31 Index

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