Roland EM-303 User Manual

Highlights the availability of 128 tones covering a wide range of instruments and the Arranger for sophisticated ensembles.

Describes the built-in amp and speakers for producing high-quality sound without external devices.

Covers power supply, placement, maintenance, battery handling, and safety precautions.

Identifies and describes front panel parts and rear panel connectors.

Explains Controls, Masters, and Balance sections for overall settings and functions.

Explains how to select music styles and tones using dedicated buttons.

Guides on power connection, batteries, headphones, and external audio output.

Explains how to connect a pedal switch for sustain functionality.

Steps to power on, adjust volume, and play demo songs.

Guides on selecting tones and using Bender/Modulation lever and pitch switches.

Covers style selection, keyboard split, variations, fill-ins, intros, and endings.

Explains One Touch Program, tempo adjustment, and Tap Tempo.

Details chord functions, melody harmony, and sync features.

Playing with two sounds and adjusting the keyboard split boundary.

Using the keyboard to play percussion sounds in Manual Drums mode.

Adjusting volume, using effects, and recording performances.

Repeating a recorded performance continuously for practice.

Recording with Sync Intelligence and shifting keyboard pitch with Transpose.

Fine-tuning pitch and adjusting velocity for sound dynamics.

Modifying the scale from equal temperament to other tunings.

Explains MIDI, connectors, channels, and playing external devices.

Making recordings of performances on a MIDI sequencer.

Details transmitted and recognized MIDI messages for EM-305 and EM-303.

Specifications for keyboard, sound source, polyphony, and number of tones.

Details on effects, music styles, recorder functions, and display.

Information on connectors, power supply, current consumption, and physical specs.