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Roland RD-150 - Getting Started and Basic Functions

Roland RD-150
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4.
Preparations
and
main
functions
4.1
Connections
4.2
Using
footswitches
and
Your
RD-150
needs
to
be
connected
to
a
HiFi
or
key-
board
amplifier
in
order
to
be
audible.
If
your
ampli-
fier
is
mono,
connect
the
RD-150’s
output
to
the
amplifier’s
input.
You
can
also
use
one
or
two
pairs
of
headphones
(Roland
RH
series),
in
which
case
you
do
not
need
an
amplifier.
een
PL
cee
Damper
SoW/Expr
©
©
Ly
steroo
——
PHONES
Output
UMone)
©
©
®@
S
Stereo
headphones
HiFi
set,
KC
series
keyboard
(RH-120,
RH-50,
amplifiers,
etc.
RH-25,
etc.)
4.
Switch
off
both
the
RD-150
and
the
device
you
wish
to
connect
it
to
(amp,
mixer,
etc.).
2.
Connect
the
INPUT
jacks
of
the
HiFi
or
keyboard
amplifier
to
the
RD-150’s
OUTPUT
jacks
using
a
pair
of
audio
cables.
If
the
amplifier
is
fitted
with
RCA/phono
jacks,
con-
sider
using
a
pair
of
Roland
PJ-1M
audio
cables
(option).
3.
Switch
on
the
RD-150
and
the
external
device
(in
that
order).
4.
Adjust
the
volume
of
the
RD-150
and
the
external
device.
pedals
The
RD-150
provides
two
Pedal
sockets:
and
(Soft/Expr.).
Here
is
how
you
can
use
these
sockets:
Podial
AIT
ee
sevens
PHONES
nnn
Damper
Satu
ene
LMonoy
+
2
©
©
®©
Ly
stnenss
°°
<N
=
;
EV-5
Expression
EB
pedal
(optional)
SA
DP-2, DP-6,
or
BOSS
FS-5U
(optional)
Damper
(Hold
function)
By
connecting
the
supplied
DP-6
footswitch
to
this
socket,
you
can
hold
(sustain)
the
notes
you
are
play-
ing
on
the
RD-150’s
keyboard.
1.
Connect
the
supplied
DP-6
footswitch
to
the
Pedal
socket.
2.
Switch
on
the
RD-150
by
pressing
its
button
(far
right,
next
to
the
keyboard).
3.
Play
a
few
notes
on
the
keyboard
while
pressing
the
footswitch.
The
notes
you
play
will
be
sustained
much
longer
than
without
using
the
pedal.
4,
Release
the
footswitch
to
switch
off
the
sustained
notes.
The
RD-150
provides
three
playing
modes:
Whole,
Layer
and
Split.
In
Layer
and
Split
modes,
you
can
specify
whether
the
[Damper]
footswitch
should
affect
the
Upper
Tone,
the
Lower
Tone,
or
both.
See
page
18
for
details.
Using
a
second
footswitch
or
expression
pedal
The
Pedal
socket
allows
you
to
connect
an
optional
DP-2,
DP-6,
or
BOSS
FS-5U
footswitch,
or
an
EV-5
expression
pedal.
As
only
one
of
these
can
be
used
at
a
time
(footswitch
or
expression
pedal),
you
should
first
ask
yourself
which
one
you
will
need
most
often.
(7)
Footswitch
functions
If
you
wish
to
take
advantage
of
the
Soft
or
Sostentto
function,
you
need
a
DP-2,
DP-6,
or
BOSS
FS-5U
footswitch.
You
can
then
specify
whether
it
should
function
as
Soft
or
Sostenuto
pedal
(see
page
18).

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