Roland E-66 - Page 25

43) MID! SELECT Button.
When the LED is lit, you can
modify the instrument's MIDI
parameters.
44) KBD VELOCITY/KBD
SCALE Button. When the LED is
lit, the keyboard responds to
your playing dynamics. That is,
playing softly produces a soft
sound and playing hard
produces a loud sound. When
the LED is off, the volume level
remains constant, regardless of
how hard or soft you play.
This button also activates the
SCALE function, which lets you
detune specific notes on the
keyboard (Upper section) by a
quarter tone. By doing this you
can create tunings other than
equal temperament (the 12 tone
scale). This function is
extremely useful to perform
songs which require a non-
standard tuning.
45) SELECT Buttons.
These buttons allow you to
choose the section to which a
Tone will be assigned:
•1) UPP LED.
When this LED is lit, you can
select a Tone for the Upper
section of the keyboard.
*2) LOW LED.
When this LED is lit, you can
select a Tone for the Lower
section of the keyboard.
•3) BASS LED.
When this LED is lit, you can
select a Tone for the M Bass
section of the keyboard.
*4) DRUM LED.
When this LED is lit, you can
select one of the eight Drum
Sets ( by pressing the
corresponding buttons on the
panel). A ninth Drum Set can
only be selected via MIDI.
№ DN MIDI
L^ SELECT (43)
22А e
KBD VELOCITY ^
SCALE (44)