Roland D-10 - Check the Partial Mute; Check How each Partial Works; Check the Structure

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Important Safety Instructions2
Contents5
Power6
Location6
Mamory Backup6
Important Notes6
Cleaning6
Panel Description7
Feature of the D-1011
Outline of the D-1011
Modes13
Partial and Maximum Voices16
Connections17
Performance Mode18
Power-Up18
Patch Selection19
Memory Card22
Performance Controlling Functions24
Bender Lever24
Velocity24
Hold24
Rhythm Play25
Track Play25
Level Adjustment26
Rhythm Mode27
Preset Rhythm Pattern28
Repeat Play30
Playing from the Middle of a Bar30
Pattern Play31
Manual Drum31
Metronome33
Volume Adjustment33
Beat Setting34
Playing the Metronome with the Rhythm Performance35
Master Tuning36
Key Transpose37
ROM Play38
Specifications40
Multi Timbral Mode46
Part48
Keyboard48
Function48
Effective Use of the Multi Timbral Mode50
Using a MIDI Sequencer50
Using a MIDI Sequencer and MIDI Sound Module52
Sync53
Using the D-10 as a Master53
Using the D-10 as a Slave53
Clock Mode Setting54
Multi Timbral Play Power-Up55
Multi Timbral Play Changing Displays56
Timbre Selection58
Timbre Selection for the Keyboard59
Timbre Selection from an External Device60
MIDI Function Setting61
MIDI Functions62
Part Channel62
Keyboard Transmit Channel62
Transmit All Notes off62
Unit Number63
Timbre Dump63
Tune/Function Setting64
Memory Protect65
Split Point65
Reverb Type66
Reverb Time66
Reverb Level66
Pan and Level67
Edit69
Rhythm Setup69
Preset Rhythm Tones73
Preprogrammed Rhythm Setup73
Making Rhythm Patterns75
Editing Procedure82
Writing into the Internal Memory85
Writing Onto a Memory Card87
Rhythm Track Recording89
Recording from the First Bar91
Recording from a Middle Bar92
Patch Editing Procedure96
Patch Parameters98
Tone Select100
Key Shift101
Fine Tune101
Blender Range101
Assign Mode102
Reverb Switch103
Patch Name105
Timbre Editing Procedure106
Timbre Parameters108
Normal Type Memory Protect off112
The Basic Concept of a Tone117
Partial and Structure117
WG (Wave Generator)122
TVF (Time Variant Filter)122
TVA (Time Variant Amplifier)123
Tone Parameters132
Common Parameters132
Tone Name132
Structure 1 & 2/3 & 4132
ENV Mode134
WG Pitch/Modulation135
LFO Rate137
LFO Depth137
Modulation Sensitivity137
Bender Switch137
WG Form/Pitch ENV138
Waveform138
PCM Wave Bank/Number138
Pulse Width141
Pulse Width Velocity Sensitivity141
Pitch ENV Depth142
Pitch ENV Velocity Sensitivity142
Pitch ENV Key Follow (Time)142
Pitch ENV Time/Level143
TVF Frequency/Env145
Cutoff Frequency145
Bias Point/Level147
Tvf Env149
TVA Level151
ENV Velocity Follow153
MIDI in the Performance Mode160
Applications161
Data Transfer Using a Memory Card170
Data Which Can be Saved170
Loading174
Data Transfer with MIDI177
Data Which Can be Transferred177
How to Transfer Data177
LA Synthesis182
Three Elements of a Sound182
Harmonics184
Envelope185
Natural Sounds185
Understanding la Synthesis186
Structures that Do Not Use Ring Modulators186
Using the Ring Modulator188
Check the Partial Mute190
Check How each Partial Works190
Check the Structure190
Trouble Information191
Before Calling for Service191
No Sound Is Heard or the Volume Is too Low191
Rhythm Sound Is Not Heard/Rhythm Is Not Start191
Pitch Is Not Normal192
A Patch/Timbre Cannot be Selected192
The Effect of the Pan Setting Does Not Appear to be Correct192
MIDI Messages Are Not Correctly Communicated193
The Programmer Does Not Seem to Work Properly193
Error Messages about the Battery Back-Up194
Error Messages Shown During the Play Mode194
Error Messages Shown During Rhythm Track Recording195
Error Messages Shown During Writing or Data Transfer195
Appendix Tables197
PCM Sounds200
Sample Notes205
Roland Exclusive Messages208
Data Format for Exclusive Messages208
Address-Mapped Data Transfer208
One-Way Transfer Procedure208
Handshake - Transfer Procedure209
MIDI Implementation212
Recognized Receive Data (Rhythm Section)215
Exclusive Communication215
Parameter Address Map217
MIDI Implementation Chart221
D-10 Quick Operation Table227
D-10/D-20 Timbre Sound Chart (Multi Timbral Mode)229
D-10/D-20 Patch Sound Chart (Performance Mode)230

Roland D-10 - Check the Partial Mute; Check How each Partial Works; Check the Structure

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