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General| Synthesis Type | Linear Arithmetic (LA) |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 16 voices |
| Effects | Chorus, Reverb |
| Keyboard | 61 keys |
| MIDI | In, Out, Thru |
| Release Year | 1987 |
| Filter | Digital Filter |
| Memory | 64 patches |
| Outputs | Stereo, Headphones |
| Type | Digital Synthesizer |
Guides users through selecting sound patches on the D-50.
Explains how to tune the Roland D-50 synthesizer to other musical instruments.
Details various controls for manipulating sound during live performance.
Transposes the entire keyboard in semi-tone steps for playing in different keys.
Adjusts sensitivity of aftertouch effect for pitch, vibrato, timbre, and volume.
Controls the output volume from the D-50's output jack and headphone jack.
Used to change pitch and create vibrato effects by moving the lever.
Activates or deactivates the portamento effect for smooth pitch slides between notes.
Describes dynamics control affecting volume, pitch, and timbre for piano-like performance.
Details adjusting volume balance between upper/lower tones or partials using the joystick.
Explains the general procedure for editing parameters using the D-50's controls.
Defines how upper and lower tones are played on the keyboard using various modes.
Describes how to change the keyboard split point for different tone assignments.
Explains how to adjust the volume balance between the upper and lower tones.
Details how to adjust the relative pitch of upper and lower tones for detuning effects.
Explains the Chase Play function for outputting the lower tone slightly later than the upper tone.
Determines how tones are affected by reverb and appear at the outputs, including reverb types.
Explains how control functions affect upper and lower tones, covering Bender Range, Aftertouch, Portamento, and Hold.
Guides users on how to select a location for saving edited patches to internal memory or a memory card.
Introduces the structure of a Tone, consisting of Partials and Common parameters.
Explains how structure determines available parameters for synthesizer and PCM sound generators.
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