Bedienungsanleitung ROLAND KR-7

[. . . ] You can listen to demo performances in the <Styles> and <Tones> introductory demos. 3 Touch <Exit> to return to the Quick Tour screen. Touch <Exit> on the Quick Tour screen to end the Quick Tour. 4 This returns you to the Quick Tour screen This displays the screen used for listening to demo performances. Shows the next page. 4 Playing in a Wonderland of Sounds "Wonderland" is an enjoyable world of sounds when you can listen to a variety of instruments, hear performances, and play game with a simple touch of the screen. 1 Display the Wonderland screen. fig. Q_wonder. j Press the [Wonderland] button. 2 Touch the item you want to play. fig. Q_demo. e * <MIC> is enabled only on the KR-7. Quits the Wonderland screen. <DRUMS> Performances can use several types of percussion instrument sounds. [. . . ] On the KR-5, the keyboard is displayed. starting at the beginning of that measure. When the pedal is pressed repeatedly, playback rewinds. 8 [Score Display] Button 3 Now play back the song. Press the [ (Play/Stop)] button. fig. Q_panel5-1 Change the tempo of the playback with the Tempo [-] [+] buttons. Press the [ (Play/Stop)] button to play back the song. Press the [ (Reset)] button to return to the beginning of the song. The display advances along with the song playback. 4 To stop the song, press the [ (Play/Stop)] button once more. Advanced Use of the KR Practicing Songs "Practicing Songs with the Practice Function" in the Owner's Manual. Displaying the Score on a Large Screen "Connecting an External Display" in the Owner's Manual. When displaying the scores of recorded performances: After recording your own performance, press the [Score Display] button. For more detailed information about recording, refer to "Chapter 4 Recording and Saving the Performance" in the Owner's Manual. Reference For more detailed information on the Score screen, refer to "Displaying the Score" in the Owner's Manual. For more detailed information about <Option> on the score screen, refer to "Making Detailed Settings for the Score Display" in the Owner's Manual. 9 [Music Assistant] Button (1) What is Automatic Accompaniment? Automatic Accompaniment is a function that lets you add accompaniment using a variety of instrument sounds, such as drums, guitar and trumpet, simply by playing the chords. Let's try playing a song using Automatic Accompaniment. 1 2 Press the [Music Assistant] button. Touch a song name to select the song you want to play. fig. Q_accomp. j The pages in the song list are displayed here. Touch the name of the song you want to play. Changing the preset changes the accompaniment style, right-hand tone and other settings. The name of the chord currently played is displayed. Search for song names using keywords and initials. Let's select "Annie Laurie. " The optimum settings for the selected song are automatic. When you select a song marked with , you can display the score for that song. 3 Now display the score. Touch < >. Songs Without the Mark Although the scores for songs without the mark cannot be displayed on the KR, try performing while reading commercially available chord charts or sheet music. Once you are able to play the chords in the left hand, make use of the "[Music Assistant] Button (2)" (p. 12) Excitement function. 10 [Music Assistant] Button (1) fig. Q_accomp2. j Tempo Song name Beat Measure number Changing the preset changes the accompaniment style, right-hand tone and other settings. The name of the chord currently played is displayed. This returns you to the Song Selection screen. This mutes the sound in the melody part. Moves back the playback position. Advances the playback position. Returns to the beginning of the song. This starts and stops playback of the performance. This increases the number of measures displayed. 4 Begin performing. Play a G chord on the keyboard. The accompaniment begins. The first chord is "G. " Play the key template "G" key. Look at the chord symbol shown in the score, and play the chord in the left hand. If the accompaniment tempo is too fast or difficult, then try a slower tempo. Play a G key Specifying Chords When Automatic Accompaniment is in use, the keyboard is divided into left and right sections, and each sections is assigned a different function. Accompaniment is started and chords are switched on the left-hand side. The right-hand side is used for playing melodies. [. . . ] You decide just how the chords are played automatically. Enjoy jam sessions you create yourself! 1 2 Press the [Session Partner] button. Begin performing. Touch the band member playing the performance pattern you want to change. fig. Q_session. e The performance pattern currently played by the member you have touched is displayed. Touch <-><+> to select the pattern. The chord progression is indicated here. [. . . ]