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General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Number of Keys | 88 |
| Keyboard Action | Weighted Hammer Action |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, Brilliance |
| Recorder | Yes |
| Pedals | 3 (Damper, Soft, Sostenuto) |
| Display | LCD |
| Polyphony | 64 voices |
| Sound Engine/Source | Roland SuperNATURAL Piano |
| Tones | 300 |
| MIDI | In, Out |
| Headphone Jack | Yes |
Explains the meaning of warning and caution symbols used in the manual.
Describes the symbols used to alert users to important instructions or warnings.
Highlights key features of the KR-370 Digital Piano, including tones, styles, and performance functions.
Explains the General MIDI System and its role in standardizing sound generation.
Details Roland's GS Format for standardizing MIDI sound generator response.
Information on the KR-370's capability to play Standard MIDI Files (SMF).
Guidelines for connecting and using the power supply safely and correctly.
Recommendations for placing the unit to ensure optimal performance and prevent interference.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the unit to prevent damage.
General precautions for safe handling, operation, and care of the unit.
Essential guidelines for handling and inserting floppy disks into the drive.
Precautions for protecting the integrity and data of floppy disks.
Steps for correctly setting up the music rest on the unit.
Instructions for safely opening and closing the piano lid.
Procedure for connecting the power cord to the unit and a power outlet.
Steps for turning the KR-370 on and initial power-up sequence.
How to adjust the overall volume level using the volume slider.
Information on connecting and using headphones with the unit.
How to connect external audio devices for sound output and input.
How to select a category of tones (e.g., Piano, Organ) on the KR-370.
Procedure for selecting a specific tone within a chosen tone group.
A basic guide to getting started with Style Play and the Arranger function.
Step-by-step instructions for initiating and playing a music style.
How the [Arranger] button configures the keyboard for Style Play.
Using the [Whole] button for chord recognition across the entire keyboard.
How to select music styles and style groups from the KR-370's library.
Methods for starting and stopping music styles, including intros and endings.
How to start a style using keyboard keys for synchronized playback.
Procedures for stopping a music style, with or without an ending.
How to change the tempo (speed) of a selected music style.
How to switch between original and variation accompaniment patterns or use fill-ins.
Using simplified fingering to play various types of chords with the Chord Intelligence function.
How the Chord Hold function sustains played chords.
Instructions for loading and playing music styles from a floppy disk.
Guide to combining parts from different styles to create custom user styles.
How to play back a user-created style.
Procedures for modifying user styles stored in the keyboard's memory.
How to use the [Drums/SFX] button to play percussion sounds and effects.
Explanation of the functions of the three pedals on the stand.
How to use the built-in metronome for practice.
Using the [Piano] button for instant piano performance setup.
How to use Whole-Keyboard Play mode.
How to assign different tones to the left and right hands using Split Play.
How to layer two different tones simultaneously using Layer Play.
Step-by-step guide to recording performances using the Composer feature.
How to re-record parts of a performance if a mistake is made.
Procedure for erasing all recorded performance data from a disk.
How to play back recorded performances.
How to mute individual tracks for practice or "Minus One Play".
How to set a marker to rewind and play specific song passages.
How to record while muting specific parts of a song.
Instructions for saving recorded performance data onto a disk.
Steps for formatting a new disk to be used with the KR-370.
How to play back music data files from a disk.
Procedure for playing a single song from a music data disk.
How to play back all songs consecutively from a music data disk.
How to erase all data from a specific track in a recorded performance.
Adjusting the timing of notes in a recording to improve accuracy.
How to copy a measure from one part of a performance to another.
How to remove specified measures from a recorded performance.
How to insert empty measures into a recorded performance.
How to adjust the volume of specific parts within a recorded performance.
How to record tempo changes into a performance.
How to balance the volume between accompaniment and melody parts.
Using the Melody Intelligence button to add harmony to the melody.
Selecting from ten different types of harmony for the melody.
Applying the Chorus effect to add thickness and breadth to tones.
Selecting one of eight available Chorus effect types.
Adjusting the depth or application range of the Chorus effect.
Using the Reverb slider to add concert hall-like ambience to tones.
Selecting one of eight available Reverb effect types.
How to access and use over 200 additional Expansion Tones.
How the style accompaniment starts and stops with keyboard playing.
Customizing the function of the left pedal during Style Play.
Customizing the function of the center pedal during Style Play.
Adjusting the key that divides the keyboard into left and right hand sections.
How the Leading Bass function changes bass note behavior.
Instructions for saving custom-created styles to a disk.
Setting the MIDI channel for transmitting data to external devices.
Preventing specific MIDI channels from sounding, useful for Minus One Play.
Configuring Local Control for MIDI communication with external instruments.
Sending Program Change messages to switch sounds on external MIDI devices.
Changing the keyboard's sensitivity to touch for volume and expression.
Adjusting the volume level of the metronome.
Selecting different time signatures (beats) for the metronome.
Shifting the key of the performance without changing finger position.
Adjusting the standard pitch (tuning) to match other instruments.
Converting KR-370 performance data into general-purpose SMF music data.
Saving current panel settings to disk for later recall.
Loading previously saved panel settings from disk.
Instructions for connecting MIDI instruments for data exchange.
How to connect the KR-370 to a computer via the computer jack.
Specific steps for connecting and configuring the computer interface.
Solutions for problems where no sound is produced by the unit.
Troubleshooting issues related to playing back recorded or disk data.
Addressing problems with unexpected tone changes or style playback.
Resolving problems with specific features and connections like pedals or MIDI.
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