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Roland FA-07 User Manual

Roland FA-07
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Performance
Functions
Editing
Sequencer
(Creating Songs)
Sampler Pads DAW
Appendix
Overview Performing Settings
Copyright © 2017 ROLAND CORPORATION
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01: Overview
Describes the top and rear panels of the FA, and the
structure of its sound engine and memory.
03: Performance Functions
Explains convenient functions that you’ll use while
performing, such as modifying the sound in real time.
04: Editing
Explains how to edit studio sets, tones, and eects.
05:
Sequencer (Creating Songs)
Explains how to use the sequencer to play, record and edit
songs.
06: Sampler
Explains sampling and sample editing.
08: DAW
Explains how to use the FA in conjunction with a computer
or DAW controller.
09: Settings
Explains convenient functions, and settings that apply to
the entire FA.
10: Appendix
Provides troubleshooting information and lists error
messages.
02: Performing
Explains basic performance operations, such as how to
select tones.
07: Pads
Explains how to use the pads.

Table of Contents

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Roland FA-07 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Control typeButtons
Backlight colorRed
Backlight buttonsYes
MIDI-keyboard number of keys76 keys
Product colorBlack
Display typeLCD
Display diagonal5 \
InterfaceUSB
Headphone outputs1
USB ports quantity2
Compatible memory cardsSDHC
6.35 mm (1⁄4-inch) output3
Power source typeAC
Bit rate16 bit
Product typeDigital synthesizer
Keyboard number of keys76
Maximum polyphony (notes)128
Reverberation effects quantity6
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth311 mm
Width1231 mm
Height107 mm
Weight8500 g

Summary

01: Overview

Panel Descriptions

Details the layout and function of the top and rear panels of the FA unit.

An Overview of the FA

Explains the FA's overall structure, including its synthesizer, sequencer, and sampler sections.

Getting Ready

Guides on initial setup, including placing the unit on a stand and powering it on/off.

02: Performing

Playing One Tone (Single Play)

Instructions on how to select and play a single tone on the keyboard.

Playing Two Tones Together (Dual)

Learn how to layer two tones simultaneously for a richer sound.

Playing Different Tones in the Right and Left Hands (Split)

Guides on dividing the keyboard to play different tones with each hand.

Playing Multiple Parts (Multi Part Play)

Details on using three or more parts simultaneously for complex performances.

Registering/Recalling Favorite Sounds (Favorites)

How to register and recall frequently used sounds for quick access during performance.

Changing the Keyboard Settings

Adjusting keyboard parameters like transpose and octave shift for performance.

03: Performance Functions

Playing Arpeggios

Instructions on using the arpeggiator to automatically generate musical patterns.

Using Chord Memory

Learn to register and play chords using single key presses with chord memory.

Performing with Rhythm Patterns

How to select and play built-in rhythm patterns to accompany performances.

Modifying the Sound in Real Time

Using SOUND MODIFY knobs and other controllers to shape sound dynamically.

04: Editing

Editing a Studio Set

Customizing overall studio set parameters and individual part settings.

Editing a Tone

Detailed instructions for modifying the parameters of individual tones.

Editing a Pattern

Guides on creating and editing rhythm patterns from scratch or modifying existing ones.

Editing the Effects

How to turn on/off and adjust various built-in effects for tones, studio sets, and the system.

05: Sequencer (Creating Songs)

Playing Songs

Selecting, playing, and controlling playback of recorded songs.

Recording the Song

Covers realtime and step recording methods for creating songs.

Editing the Song

Detailed editing of recorded song data, including track settings and performance data.

Saving/Exporting a Song

Procedures for saving songs to SD card and exporting in various formats.

06: Sampler

Playing Samples

How to assign samples to pads and play them back.

Sampling

Step-by-step guide to recording external audio as samples using the FA.

Editing a Sample

Tools for renaming, trimming, and managing recorded samples.

07: Pads

Using the Pads

Explains how to assign various functions to the pads, including sample playback and control.

08: DAW

Connecting to a Computer via USB

Instructions for connecting the FA to a computer and installing necessary drivers.

Using the FA with DAW Software

How to use the FA as a DAW controller, MIDI keyboard, and audio interface.

09: Settings

Useful Functions

Covers utility operations like backing up, restoring, and formatting SD cards.

Settings for the Entire FA

Adjusting system-wide parameters including display, keyboard, MIDI, and sync settings.

About the Wireless LAN Function

Details on connecting to wireless networks and managing wireless settings.

10: Appendix

About SD Cards

Information on inserting, preparing, and managing SD cards with the FA.

Chord Memory List

A comprehensive list of chord names and their constituent notes for chord memory.

Block Diagram

A visual representation of the FA's internal signal flow and component connections.

Error Message List

A catalog of error messages and the appropriate actions to take.

Troubleshooting

Common problems encountered with the unit and their step-by-step solutions.

MIDI Implementation Chart

Details on MIDI messages transmitted and recognized by the FA.

Main Specifications

Technical specifications of the FA-06, FA-07, and FA-08 models.

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