To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Roland V-Combo VR-760 sound is distorted?
If the sound from your Roland Electronic Keyboard is distorted, it might be due to certain equalizer, effect, or part volume settings. Try adjusting the following: * Part volumes ([ORGAN VOLUME], [PIANO VOLUME], [SYNTH VOLUME]) * [PIANO MIC/AMP] (if using amp simulation) * [MASTER EQ] * [SYNTH MFX] effect level.
Why is the pitch off on my Roland Electronic Keyboard?
If the pitch is off on your Roland Electronic Keyboard, consider these potential causes: * The tuning may be off; adjust the Master Tune and Key Transpose. * The organ, piano, and synth Octave Shift and Fine Tune settings might not be set to the same values; adjust these settings accordingly. * If the wheel brake or glide function is assigned to the control pedal without a foot switch or control pedal connected to the [CONTROL PEDAL] jack, connect a foot switch/control pedal or assign a different function to the control pedal.
How to fix no synth part sound on Roland V-Combo VR-760 Electronic Keyboard?
If you're not getting any sound from the synth part on your Roland Electronic Keyboard, try the following: * Make sure the [SYNTH VOLUME] knob is turned up to raise the volume. * Press one of the [SYNTH TONE] buttons to select a synth tone. * If using the expression pedal, ensure it is pressed forward while monitoring the volume level.
What to do if there is no piano sound on Roland V-Combo VR-760 Electronic Keyboard?
If you're not hearing any sound from the piano part on your Roland Electronic Keyboard, check these: * Ensure that the [PIANO VOLUME] knob is turned up to increase the volume of the piano part. * Press one of the [PIANO TONE] buttons to select a piano tone.
How to troubleshoot Roland V-Combo VR-760 Electronic Keyboard when no organ sound?
If you're experiencing no organ sound on your Roland Electronic Keyboard, here are a few things to check: * Ensure that at least one of the harmonic bars is pulled out. * If the wheel brake is audible, press the foot switch to release it. * Verify that the [ORGAN VOLUME] knob is turned up to raise the volume of the organ part.
How to stop Roland Electronic Keyboard sounds from playing again after release?
You can turn off the Quick Firing function on your Roland Electronic Keyboard. When using MIDI to play sounds from an external sound generator, we recommend using the external part.
Why isn't the piano wah effect working on my Roland Electronic Keyboard?
If the piano wah effect isn't functioning on your Roland Electronic Keyboard and PIANO PEDAL WAH is selected for the control pedal, connect a foot switch or control pedal to the [CONTROL PEDAL] jack. Alternatively, assign a function other than pedal wah to the control pedal.
Why is overdrive not working on the organ of my Roland V-Combo VR-760 Electronic Keyboard?
If overdrive is not being applied to the organ on your Roland Electronic Keyboard, make sure the expression pedal isn't tilted all the way back. Press the pedal forward while carefully monitoring the volume level.
How to enable hold pedal for organ on Roland Electronic Keyboard?
If the hold pedal isn't working on the organ part of your Roland Electronic Keyboard, it might be because the Organ Damper SW is set to OFF. Set Organ Damper SW to ON to apply the hold pedal to the organ part.
Why is Active Expression TIMBRE not working on my Roland V-Combo VR-760?
If the Active Expression TIMBRE function isn't working on your Roland Electronic Keyboard, it's likely because an SRX expansion tone is selected. TIMBRE is not applied to SRX expansion tones.
General| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | V-Combo VR-760 |
| Category | Electronic Keyboard |
| Language | English |
Precautions and guidelines for connecting and using the power supply.
Guidelines for positioning the unit to ensure proper operation and prevent damage.
Information on handling and using CompactFlash memory cards.
Overview of the VR-760's integrated sound capabilities.
Details on the VR-760's emulated tonewheel sound generator technology.
Information about the VR-760's dedicated piano sound modeling.
Description of the synth section's diverse sound library.
Identification and explanation of controls on the front panel.
Identification and explanation of ports and connectors on the rear panel.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the power supply.
Procedure for safely powering the VR-760 on and off.
Steps to reset the unit to its original factory default settings.
Explanation of the VR-760's internal structure and sections.
Breakdown of the VR-760's functional parts (Organ, Piano, Synth, Rhythm).
Guide to the fundamental operation and screen navigation of the VR-760.
How to use the ONE TOUCH buttons to isolate and play individual parts.
Guide to selecting and using different preset sound combinations (registrations).
Fundamental operations and settings for the organ sound section.
Fundamental operations and settings for the piano sound section.
Fundamental operations and settings for the synthesizer sound section.
How to use the D Beam controller for various sound effects.
How to save custom sound setups as registrations.
How to save all VR-760 settings to a memory card.
How to control external video devices using the V-LINK function.
Overview of the different menus available within the Edit mode.
Global system settings affecting the VR-760 overall.
MIDI settings that apply globally to the VR-760.
Specific settings for the organ part within registrations.
Utility functions including wave expansion board checks and bulk dump.
How to record VR-760 performances onto an external sequencer.
How to use an external device to control the VR-760's sounds.
Important precautions regarding static electricity and handling during installation.
Step-by-step guide for installing SRX series expansion boards.
Common problems and their solutions for the VR-760.
Lists messages and error codes displayed by the VR-760 and their meanings.
Detailed list of multi-effects and their adjustable parameters.
A comprehensive list of all available piano and synth tones.
Explanation of MIDI channel voice messages for notes, velocity, etc.
Explanation of MIDI control change messages.
Details on System Exclusive MIDI messages.
