Roland E-96 - Style Tempo; Tempo Dial and Indicators; Tap Tempo

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Safety Instructions2
Main Features3
Useful Options5
Unpacking5
Precautions7
Table of Contents8
Connections12
Demo Songs12
Setting up12
Panel Descriptions14
Front Panel14
Rear Panel17
User Interface19
[F5] Exit19
Master Page19
Navigating through the Display Pages21
Function Keys and SHIFT Button21
Knobs, TONE and VOLUME Buttons22
Reversed/Positive Value Display22
PAGE and Parts Select Buttons23
Realtime Display24
Realtime Parts25
Selecting Realtime Parts for Playing25
Layering and Selecting Upper226
Selecting the Lower and M.bass Parts26
Split and Split Point27
Keyboard Mode Hold28
Selecting Tones for the Realtime Parts29
Selecting the Manual Drums Part29
Selecting Tones Using the TONE Buttons30
Tone Selection for Other Parts31
Selecting Drum Sets for the M.drums Part32
Selecting Tones Using the Knobs32
Tone Change33
Realtime Performance Functions34
General Notes34
Pitch Bend and Modulation34
Transpose and Octave Up/Down34
Sustain Pedal (Hold)36
Assignable Footswitch36
Expression Pedal36
Master Tune36
Playing with Accompaniment - Arranger38
Arranger and Music Styles38
Arranger Parts39
Selecting the Chord Recognition Area40
Selecting the Arranger Chord Mode41
Music Style Functions42
Starting a Music Style42
Inversion and Hold42
Stopping a Music Style43
Selecting Another Style Division43
Fills: to Original and to Variation44
Complementary Fill Functions: Fill in Half Bar and Fill in Rit44
Intro and Ending45
Realtime Changes of the Drum Accompaniment46
Other Useful Style Playback Functions46
One Touch Program46
Break Mute47
Melody Intelligence47
Fade In/Fade out47
Selecting Music Styles48
Using External (User) Styles49
Selecting User Styles50
Style Tempo51
Tempo Dial and Indicators51
Tap Tempo51
Auto Tempo and Tempo Lock52
Customizing Music Styles53
Assigning Other Tones to the Arranger Parts53
Tempo Rit and Tempo Acc53
Working with User Style Sets54
Compiling and Saving Your Own Style Sets54
Saving User Styles to Disk54
Saving a User Style Set55
Loading User Style Sets56
Saving and Loading Registratoins - Performance Memories58
Saving Your Settings to a Performance Memory58
Memory Protect58
Performance Name59
Selecting a Performance Memory60
Selecting 00 Freepanl60
Writing Panel Settings to a Performance Memory60
Resume61
Selecting a Performance Memory (Group, Bank, Number)61
Selecting a Performance Memory Using the <> Buttons62
Automated User Style Access62
Selectively Loading Performance Memory Settings (Performance Memory Hold)63
Chord Sequencer64
Recording the Accompaniment of an Entire Song64
Two Chord Sequencer Modes64
NTA (Note to Arranger)64
"Realtime" Chord Sequencing65
Style Change65
Playing Back a Chord Sequence66
Recorder (GM/GS Mode)67
How to Record a Song67
Formatting a Disk67
Before Recording68
You're On...68
Song Playback69
Song Name69
Recorder Playback Functions70
Lyrics Function70
All Song Playback70
Playback of a Specific Song on Disk70
Count-In and Metronome71
Fast Forward, Rewind, and Reset71
Markers and Playback Loops71
Selecting a New "Beginning" (Marker A)71
Live Performance with Standard MIDI File Backing (Minus One)72
Loop Playback72
Changing the Song Tempo73
Soloing and Muting Parts on Disk73
Overriding Song Volume Settings75
Song Part Volume (Balance)75
Song Master Volume75
Links between the Recorder and Realtime Parts76
Easy Editing77
Parts Balance (Volume)77
Grouped and Bus Faders77
Section Balance78
Mixer Mode: Modifying the Volume of the Bus Members79
Muting Parts79
Effects80
Panpot (Stereo Position)80
Applying Reverb or Chorus81
Effect Settings81
Source: Your Settings or those of the Arranger/Song?82
Realtime (Rtime) Source83
Arranger (Arrng) Source83
Effect Source84
Part Editing85
Editing the Part Parameters85
Modulation (Vibrato)86
Timbre (Filter)86
Vibrato Rate/Depth/Delay86
Envelope87
TVF Cutoff/Resonance87
Another Source Switch: Tone Edit88
Env Attack/Decay/Release88
Upper2 Settings89
Tuning Upper2: Coarse and Fine89
Intelligent Melodies Played by Upper290
Upper2 Tune Source90
Advanced Features91
Settings Relating to the Arranger91
Fill Rit Value91
Rit/Acc Value: Tempo Change91
Major, Minor or Seventh Accompaniment? - Chord Family Assign, Alteratn92
Musical Style Playback: Wrap93
Dynamic Arranger: Velocity Sensitivity of the Arranger Parts93
Footswitch Function94
Settings Relating to the Realtime Parts95
Velocity Sensitivity and Velocity Switching95
Roll Resolution for the M.drums Part96
Monophonic/Polyphonic, with or Without Portamento (Upper1 and Upper2)96
Pitch Bend Range97
Portamento Time Chart97
Expression Pedal: Blending Effects or Just Plain Volume98
Playing in Other Scales: Keyboard Scale98
Source Switches99
Metronome100
Compiling a Song Set100
Playing Back a Song Set101
Programming User Styles102
Concept102
Patterns102
Tracks102
Looped Vs One-Shot103
Looped Divisions104
One-Shot Divisions104
Recording User Styles from Scratch105
Selecting the User Style Mode105
Selecting the Track, the Mode, the Type and the Division106
Working with Clones106
Record Mode107
Specifying the Key108
Quantize108
Tone Selection109
Time Signature109
Length: Specifying the Pattern Length110
Tempo111
Recording112
Playback, and then Keep or Redo?112
Saving Your Style to Disk113
Programming Other Parts and Divisions113
Naming Your User Styles113
Saving Your Style113
Muting Parts While Recording Others (Status)114
Remarks114
Working from Top to Bottom - Programming Hints/Metronome114
Copying Existing Styles115
Empty Tracks115
Playback in Arranger Mode115
Copying Entire Style Divisions Using Load (All Tracks, Several Divisions)116
Copying Individual Tracks116
From/To/Copy Mode117
Destination (to 1)118
Editing User Styles119
Editing on the Fly by Recording119
Adding Notes in Realtime/Adding Controller Data in Realtime119
Adding or Changing Settings of Existing Parts119
Programming User Styles Via MIDI123
Data that Can be Recorded123
Connection and Synchronization124
Preparation of Your Sequence124
Preparation on the E-96125
MIDI Channels125
Editing User Styles (2)126
User Style Edit Mode126
Recording Using External Controller126
Example: Using Erase to Remove Panpot Settings127
Track Erase/Delete128
Editing in Micro Mode129
Track Insert/Transpose/Velocity Change129
Track Quantize129
Track Change Gate Time/Track Shift129
Example: Recording in Step Time131
Specifying the Pattern Length131
Step Time Record131
Deleting a User Style from a User Style Memory133
MIDI in General135
Requirements for Receiving and Transmitting MIDI Data135
MIDI Connections/Channels135
MIDI on Your E-96136
MIDI Channel and RX Parts136
MIDI Data136
MIDI Connections137
Receiving MIDI Data from External Instruments137
Receiving MIDI Data138
Receive Channels (RX)138
Sending MIDI Data to External Instruments or Computers138
Arranger and Song Sections (Arrang and Song)139
NTA Channel139
Basic Channel139
Transmit (Tx)Channels and Transmit Switches140
Style Select Channel140
More MIDI Settings141
Switching off MIDI Reception/Transmission141
MIDI Receive/Transmit Filters141
Shift and TX Octave142
Zones (Low/High Limits)143
Local Function144
Rx Velo, TX Velo144
Soft Thru (for Digital Pianos)145
MIDI Synchronization146
Saving a MIDI Set146
Writing Your Settings to a MIDI Set146
Selecting a MIDI Set147
Saving MIDI Sets to Disk147
Loading a MIDI Set from Disk147
Housekeeping149
Disk Copy (Backups)149
Renaming Files on Disk151
Deleting Files on Disk152
Initializing Your E-96 (Load Factory Setup)152
E-96 Tones/Drum Sets154
Index155
Repair Service. Contacts157

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