Roland D-110 User Manual

Introduction to the D-110's features, modes, and basic concepts.

Explains how to connect the D-110 to other MIDI and audio equipment.

Covers basic operations such as powering up, MIDI channel setting, and timbre selection.

Information on Patches, including naming, writing, and selection.

Fundamental procedures and button functions for advanced editing.

Detailed guide to editing Patch parameters like name, reverb, and output level.

Procedures and parameters for editing Timbre sound characteristics.

In-depth guide to editing Tone parameters, structures, and PCM sounds.

Configuring parameters for individual Parts, including output level, pan, and key range.

How to save edited data for Patches, Timbres, and Tones to memory.

Setting up and configuring Rhythm Parts, including tone, level, and pan.

Configuring system-wide parameters like Master Tune and Memory Protect.

Methods for transferring data via memory card or MIDI.

How to play built-in ROM songs and access performance data.

Explanation of the LA Synthesis sound engine and principles of sound creation.

Solutions for common operational problems and error messages.

Reference tables for parameters, tones, patches, and settings.

Tips and advanced usage scenarios for maximizing the D-110's capabilities.

Describes the format and structure of transmitted MIDI exclusive data.

Procedure for two-way data transfer using a handshake protocol.

Configuration and use of MIDI channels for communication.

MIDI messages for selecting patches and managing programs.

MIDI messages used for controlling expression and performance nuances.

MIDI messages dedicated to controlling pitch bend.

MIDI messages for various control changes and parameter adjustments.