Roland E-300 - Switching Style Arrangements (Divisions); Basic;Advanced: Level; Original;Variation: Accompaniment Pattern; Fill-Ins (Transitions between Original and Variation)

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Main Features4
Contents5
Important Notes8
Before Using Floppy Disks8
Power Supply8
Placement8
Handling Floppy Disks9
Panel Descriptions10
Front Panel10
Rear Panel12
Before Using the E-30013
Connecting the Adapter13
Turning the Instrument on and off13
Using Headphones13
Connecting External Amplifiers and Other Devices14
Sending Audio to External Equipment14
Basic Operation and Display15
Typographic Conventions Used in this Owner's Manual15
The Basic/Home Screen15
Navigating through the Display Pages15
Overview of the E-30017
Introduction of the E-300'S Main Functions - Demo Button17
Tone and Style Demo - Sound/Style17
Choosing the Display Language17
Performance Functions18
One Touch Program: Selecting the "Instrument Type"18
Piano Music - One Touch Program Piano18
Using Game18
Adjusting the Piano Tone19
Using the Metronome19
Using Footswitches19
Organ Music - One Touch Program Organ20
Accompaniment - One Touch Program Arranger20
Adjusting the Rotary Effect20
Selecting an Organ Type20
Simple Explanation of How to Use the Arranger21
Playing Back Songs on Disk24
Selecting and Playing Back Songs24
Using the Style Party Function25
Listening to All Songs One after Another25
Rewinding and Fast Forwarding25
Selecting Your Own Style Party Backings26
Pitch Bend, Modulation and Transpose27
Tones and Related Functions28
Selecting Tones28
Selecting "Normal" Tones28
Selecting Expansion Tones28
Drum Sounds and Sound Effects - Drums/Sfx29
Toggling between Drum Sounds and Sound Effect29
Adding Effects to Tones30
Selecting Drum Set Type30
Reverberation (REV)30
Adding Other Effects - DSP Effect30
Chorus Effect31
Octave Shift: Changing the Pitch by Octaves31
Keyboard Modes32
Whole: One Tone for the Entire Keyboard32
Split: Different Tones in the Left and Right Hand32
Layer: Two Tones33
Selecting Tones for the Upper and Lower Parts33
Playing with Accompaniment (Arranger)34
What Is an Arranger?34
Settings35
Piano Style Arranger - Chord Recognition on the Entire Keyboard35
Selecting Music Styles36
Using Style Disks (User Styles)36
Starting and Stopping Styles37
Starting a Music Style37
Starting Automatically (Sync Start)37
Stopping a Miusic Style38
Starting Manually38
Stopping a Style with an Ending38
Style Tempo39
Accompaniment and Melody Volume Balance39
Alternatives for Starting and Ending Music Style Playback39
Global Balance39
Volume of the Rhythm, Bass, Accomp and Chord/Bass Tones40
Volume of the Drums, SFX, Lower, Upper or Layer Tone40
Switching Style Arrangements (Divisions)41
Basic/Advanced: Level41
Original/Variation: Accompaniment Pattern41
Fill-Ins (Transitions between Original and Variation)41
Easy Fingering - Chord Intelligence42
Melody Intelligence43
Recording and Playback45
Normal Recording45
Let's Record Something45
What Is a Track?45
Recording Minus-One Performances46
Cautions to Take after Recording46
Correcting Minor Mistakes47
Playing Back a Composer Song48
Track Mute: Muting Specific Tracks48
Playing Back Songs Without Tempo Changes48
Starting with a Metronome Count-In48
Erasing the Composer Song49
Saving a Song to Disk49
Saving Style Party Data (Save as SP)50
Composer Menu52
Functions of the Composer Menu52
16-Track Sequencer52
Muting or Playing Selected Tracks52
Chord Sequencer53
Recording Mode53
Recording Method (Rec Mode)53
Formatting Disks54
Stryle Composer54
Stopping a Recording (Rec Stop)54
Editing Your User Style55
Muting Parts of a Division55
Style Converter56
Saving User Styles57
Song Edit57
Steps for Editing57
Setup: Tempo and Volume57
Erase: Removing Data from a Track or Song58
Copy(Ing) Measures58
Quantize: Timing Corrections58
Delete: Removing Measures59
Insert: Adding Blank Measures59
Transpose: Changing the Key59
Track Exchange/Track Copy: Swap-Ping and Copying Tracks59
Piano Screen Functions60
Operating Procedure for the Function Menu60
Metronome Volume and Beat60
Key Touch (Velocity Sensitivity)60
Tuning61
Marker Function: Repeatedly Playing Back the same Section61
Stretch Tuning61
Temperament61
Organ Screen Functions62
Using the Arranger62
Lower Tone On/Off and Split Point62
Basic Screen Functions63
Auto: Changing the Arranger Defaults63
Chord Tone Setting63
One Touch Prg63
User Program: Registering Panel Settings64
Loading a User Program64
Naming (or Renaming) a User Program64
Saving User Programs to Disk64
Pad Buttons: Additional or Frequently Used Functions65
Loading a User Program Set from Disk65
Pedal (Footswitch) Functions66
Utility Menu67
Operating Procedure67
Utility Functions67
Key Touch/Key Transpose67
Selecting a Different Reverb And/Or Chorus Effect68
Lyric: Switching off the Display of Lyrics68
Pitch Bend Range69
Program Change (and Bank Select)69
MIDI: TX MIDI Ch./Local Control69
User Program Arranger Update70
Memory Backup70
Factory Preset (Initialization)71
Link to 16TRK Sequencer71
Connecting MIDI Instruments72
Using the Computer Interface72
Troubleshooting73
Error Messages74
DSP Effects76
Demo Songs77
Profiles of the Composers77
Specifications78
Tones, Drum Sets, Music Styles79
Normal Tones79
Expansion Tones80
Internal Music Styles and Disk Styles82
Drum Sets83
Chord Intelligence85
MIDI Implementation Chart87
Important Safety Instructions91

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