User Manuals: Roland MT 300 Music Player

Manuals and User Guides for Roland MT 300 Music Player. We have 2 Roland MT 300 Music Player manuals available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual, Service Notes

Roland MT 300 Owner's Manual (125 pages)

Music player

Brand: Roland | Category: MP3 Player | Size: 5 MB

Important Safety Instructions
2
Using the Unit Safely
3
Important Notes
4
Power Supply
4
Placement
4
Additional Precautions
4
Before Using Floppy Disks
5
Handling the Floppy Disk Drive
5
Handling Floppy Disks
5
Introduction
6
Check the Included Items
7
Contents
8
Main Features
11
Names of Things and What They Do
12
The Front Panel
12
The Rear Panel
14
About the Display Screen
15
The Basic Screen
15
Menu Screen
15
Disk Screen
15
Preparations before Using
16
Connections
16
Connections for Listening to Music Files
16
Connections for Recording/ Playing MT 300'S Sounds from the Keyboard
17
Connections for Recording Using the Digital Piano's Tones
18
About the Pedal
19
Changing the Volume with the Pedal
19
Turning the Power on and off
20
Adjusting the Volume
21
Tuning the MT 300 to Your Instruments
21
Adding Reverberation to the Sound
22
What Is the Reverb Effect?
22
Selecting Piano Sounds
23
Mastering the Basics
25
How to Listen to Songs
25
Inserting and Removing Floppy Disks
25
Starting and Stopping Songs
26
To Play a Song Repeatedly
27
Listening to All Songs Played Back Continuously
27
When You Want to Save the Song
27
When You Want to Delete the Song
27
Moving to a Desired Location in a Song
28
To Return to the Beginning of the Song
28
To Go to the End of the Song
28
Moving to Marked Locations
29
Checking Where Markers Are Placed
29
Moving Markers
30
Deleting Markers
30
Repeating the same Part of a Song
31
Moving a Repeating Segment
32
Changing the Song's Tempo
33
Setting the Tempo by Pressing the Button in Time
33
Tap Tempo
33
Playing Without Tempo Changes
34
Tempo Mute
34
How to Transpose a Song
35
Sound the Metronome
36
Changing the Metronome Beat
36
Adjusting the Metronome Tempo
37
Adjusting the Metronome Volume
37
Practicing a Song
38
Synchronizing the Timing When You Come into a Song
39
Count in
39
Practicing the Right-Hand Part
39
Practicing the Left-Hand Part
40
Using both Hands to Play Along with Accompaniment
40
Try Recording Your Own Performance
41
Recording Along with Songs
42
Recording the Right-Hand Part
42
Recording the Left-Hand Part
44
Recording Along with Accompaniment
44
Recording New Songs
45
Deleting Sounds Recorded to Track Buttons
48
Deleting Recorded Songs
48
How to Save Songs
49
Saving Songs to Floppy Disks
50
Changing the Song Order on Floppy Disks
52
Deleting Songs from Floppy Disks
53
Performing Karaoke and Accompanying Yourself on the Keyboard
54
Convenient Functions
55
Getting Various Instruments Sounds from the Keyboard
55
About a Song's Basic Settings
56
Changing the Basic Tempo of the Song
59
Preventing Only One Instrument from Being Played
60
Recording Functions
61
Recording Ensemble Works
62
Determining the Basic Tempo and Beat for the Song
62
How to Create Ensemble Works
62
Recording Drum Parts
63
Loop Recording
63
What Is Loop Recording?
63
Recording the Bass Part
65
Recording Melody and Chord Parts
65
Saving Songs
66
Editing Songs
66
To Edit Songs Saved to Floppy Disks
66
If the Following Screen Appears
66
Using the Ordinary Recording Process
67
Recording by Layering Sounds
68
Repeated Recording of the same Segment
69
Recording Certain Segments over Again
70
Recording the Section between Marker a and Marker B
71
Punching in and out with the Buttons or the Pedal
72
Recording Songs Starting with Pickups
73
Creating Songs Featuring Tempo Changes
74
Changing the Tempo While Listening to the Song
74
Changing the Tempo from a Designated Measure
75
Creating Songs Featuring Beat Changes
76
Creating Rhythm Parts Easily
77
Editing Functions
78
Undoing Edits
78
Copying Measures
79
Copying Rhythm Patterns
82
Select the Copy Destination
83
Select the Copy Type
84
Copy
84
Correcting Unevenness in the Rhythm
85
Quantize
85
Deleting Measures
86
Delete
86
Inserting Blank Measures
87
Insert
87
Erasing Measures
88
Transposing Parts Individually
90
Transpose
90
Exchanging Parts
91
Part Exchange
91
Making Revisions One Note at a Time
92
Note Edit
92
Editing Tone Changes Within a Song
93
PC Edit
93
Other Functions
95
Restoring the Original Settings
95
Changing the Metronome Settings
95
Stored Settings
95
Changing the Count Sound Settings
96
Metronome Patterns
96
Count Sound Settings for Repeating
96
Setting Markers Within Measures
97
Reverb Type
97
Chorus Type
97
Changing the Pedal Functions
98
Turning off the Bouncing Ball
98
Turning off the Display of Lyrics
99
Switching the Language on the Display Screen
99
Connecting to MIDI Devices
100
About MIDI
100
Making MIDI Settings
100
About the MIDI Connectors
100
About the MT 300'S Sound Generator
101
Selecting the Sound Generator
101
GS Format
101
General MIDI System
101
Converting MIDI Channels
102
Synchronizing with Connected MIDI Devices
102
Transmitting Synchronization Messages
103
Connecting to Computers
103
Troubleshooting
104
List of Tone Names
107
Drum Set / SFX Set
109
List of Rhythm Patterns
111
Specifications
113
Glossary
114
Easy Operation List
115
Index
118

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