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Roland KR-570 Owner's Manual (93 pages)

Digital intelligent piano

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 5.07 MB

Important Safety Instructions
2
Using the Unit Safely
3
Main Features
4
Contents
5
Important Notes
7
Power Supply
7
Placement
7
Maintenance
7
Before Using Floppy Disks
8
Handling the Floppy Disk Drive
8
Handling Floppy Disks
8
Before Using the Unit
9
Setting up the Music Rest
9
Opening and Closing the Lid
9
Connecting the Power Cord
9
Turning on the Instrument
10
Using Headphones
10
Using a Microphone
10
Connecting Audio Equipment and Other Electronic Instruments
11
The Input and Output Jacks
11
Sending Audio to External Equipment
11
When Playing Sounds from External Equipment through the KR-570 Speakers
11
Panel Descriptions
12
Basic Operation and How to Read the Display
16
Typographic Conventions Used in this Owner's Manual
16
The Basic/Home Screen
16
How to Perform Operations Using the Screen
16
Overview of the KR-570
17
How to Use the Demo for Sound
17
Using Language to Choose the Language of the Screens
17
How to Use Game
18
Performance Features
19
One Touch Program
19
Piano Performance - the One Touch Program Piano Button
19
Let's Try an Organ Performance
20
Let's Use the Pedal
20
The Function Menu-Func
20
Playing a Style - the One Touch Program Button
21
"When the Saints Go Marching In"
22
Some Drum Sounds and Effects
24
Switching Drum Sounds and Effects
24
Drum Set Type
24
Listen to some Music Data - Playing Back Disk Performances
24
Selecting and Playing Back Songs
25
Play All Songs One after Another
25
Rewinding and Fast Forwarding
25
Sing Using the Microphone
26
Selecting Tones
27
Selecting a Tone Group
27
Adding Effects to Tones
28
Adding Reverberation to the Tone
28
Adding Various Effects to Tones-DSP Effect
28
Adding Breadth to Tones - Chorus Effect
28
Changing the Sound's Pitch by Octaves - Octave Shift
29
Playing Using One Tone for the Entire Keyboard
29
Playing with Different Tones in the Left and Right Hand - Split Play
30
Sounding Two Layered Tones - Layer Play
31
Style Play
32
Settings for Playing in Style Play
32
Selecting Styles
33
Selecting a Style Group
33
Starting and Stopping Styles
33
Pressing the Button to Start
34
Starting a Style by Playing Lower Keyboard
34
Starting with an Intro
34
Starting Without an Intro
35
Stopping
35
Adjusting the Tempo of a Style
36
Adjusting Accompaniment and Melody Volume Balance
36
Switching Style Arrangements
36
Arrangement Type
36
Accompaniment Pattern Type
37
Easy Fingering for Chords - Chord Intelligence
38
Using Style Disks
39
Calling up Disk Styles with the Button
39
When Selecting Styles Called up with the Disk/User Button
39
Adding Harmony to the Melody
40
Adjusting the Volume of each Part - the Part Volume Buttons
41
Recording Performances (Normal Recording)
42
If You Make a Mistake in a Performance
43
Playing Back Recorded Performances
44
Temporarily Muting Sounds on Specific Tracks (Track Mute)
44
Recording Minus-One Play
44
Playing Back Performances Without Changing the Tempo
45
Erasing Recorded Performances
46
Saving Recorded Performances to Disk-Save
46
Saving after Converting Data to SMF Format
47
Saving User Styles
48
Composer Menu
49
Operating of the Composer Menu
49
Recording Multiple Voices - 16 Track Sequencer
49
Muting or Playing Selected Track
49
Using the Chord Sequencer Function
50
Changing the Recorded Method - Recording Mode
51
Using New Disks - Formatting
51
Recording Method (Rec Mode)
51
Method of Stopping (Rec Stop)
51
Using Built-In Styles to Create Your Own Style - Style Composer
52
If You Want to Remake a User Style
52
Creating an Original Style - Style Converter
53
Muting Selected Parts for each Division
53
Editing a Recorded Performance - Song Edit
54
Changing the Tempo and Volume of a Performance - Setup
54
Aligning Imperfect Notes - Quantize
55
Erasing a Performance - Erase
55
Copying a Measure - Copy
55
Deleting a Measure - Delete
56
Inserting a Blank Measure - Insert
56
Changing the Key - Transpose
56
Swapping and Copying Tracks - Track Exchange/Track Copy
57
Function Menu
58
Changing the Metronome Volume and Beat
58
Changing the Touch of the Keys
58
Changing the Keyboard's Tuning
59
Using the Arranger Function
60
Turning the Lower Tone on and Off/Changing the Split Point
60
Changing Arranger Settings
61
Changing Chord Tone and Bass Tone
61
Changing the Split Point
61
Chord Intelligence On/Off
61
Registering Panel Settings - User Program
62
Saving User Programs to Disk
62
Registering Program Functions - the Pad Buttons Calling up a User Program on Disk
63
Changing How the Pedals Work
64
Utility Menu
65
Operating Procedure for the Utility Menu
65
Adjusting the Pitch - Master Tuning
65
Changing the Keyboard Touch/Changing the Key - Transpose
65
Changing the Volume and Beat of the Metronome
66
Changing the Type of Reverb or Chorus Effect
66
Choosing an Expansion Tone
67
Adjusting the Contrast of the Display
67
Switching off the Display of Lyrics
67
Setting the Bend Range
67
Changing the MIDI Send Channel/Setting MIDI Local Control
68
Arranger Update for User Programs
68
Memory Backup
69
Returning to the Initial Settings - Factory Preset
69
Linking the Keyboard Performance Data and 16 Track Sequencer Data
69
Connecting MIDI Devices and Computers
70
Connecting IBM PC Computers
71
Troubleshooting
72
No Sound Is Played
72
No Sound Is Produced When the Keyboard Is Played
72
I Can't Choose a Tone or Style
72
I Can't Record Anything
73
The Pitch Is off
73
I Can't Use Layer Play or Split Play
73
Tone List
74
Expansion Tone List
76
Error Message List
78
Intelligent Chord List
80
Drum Set List
82
DSP Effect List
84
Profiles of Demo Song's Composer
85
Jonas Nordwall
85
Music Brain
85
Scott Tibbs
85
Specification
87
Index
88

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