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Chapter 5 Advanced Recording Function
3. Use the Tone Select buttons to choose a Tone to
play.
To record a drum sound or effect sound, press the
[Drums/SFX] button (p. 58).
After you’ve chosen a Tone, touch <Exit> to display the
16-track Sequencer screen.
4. Press the Reset [ ] button.
This makes it so that recording starts at the beginning of
the song.
When you want to start recording from a point in the
song other than the beginning, use the Bwd [ ] or
Fwd [ ] button to select the measure from which to
start.
5. Press the Rec [ ] button, getting its indicator to
light up.
The KF-90 enters standby for recording.
6. Press the Play [ ] button.
A two-bar count-in sounds, then recording starts.
Start a recording.
7. Press the Stop [ ] button.
Recording stops.
When the recording of one part is finished, select another
part and continue by recording that part.
Record the parts you need, layering each additional part,
to complete the song.
* You only need to follow the procedure described in “Step 1 Get
ready to record” when you’re recording the first Part. For the
second Part and after, you can skip step 1 and proceed from
“Step 2 Start recording.”
* The song you’ve recorded disappears when you switch off the
power. Save the song on a floppy disk. For more information,
see “Saving Songs to Floppy Disks” (p. 109).
■ Getting the Most Suitable Part
Tones for the Musical Genre
(Tone Set)
“Tone Set” is a function that assigns to each of the sixteen
parts the most suitable tones for the selected musical genre.
Whenever you find yourself knowing the kind of song you
want to create, but not the tones to use, let Tone Set assign
the tones, then alter the tones as necessary to fit the image
you have in mind.
1. Display the 16-track Sequencer screen.
Press the [Composer Navigator] button and touch
<16Track Sequence> to display the screen.
2. Touch <Tone Set> at the bottom of the screen.
The following screen will appear.
fig.05-05.e_50
3. Touch the screen to select a musical genre.
4. Touch <Exit>.
Changing the Settings of
Each Part
When you’ve recorded a song with the 16-track sequencer,
you can change the volume level, Tone, or set to mute out the
sound for a single Part.
* Because commercially available Roland SMF Music Data is
also made up of 16 Parts for sounding the notes of individual
instruments, you can change the settings for the individual
Parts and play them back in the same way.
1. Press the [Song/Disk] button, and touch the
screen to choose the song.
Touch <Exit> to go back to the previous screen.
2. Display the 16-track Sequencer screen.
Press the [Composer Navigator] button and touch
<16Track Sequence> to display the screen.
A 16-track Sequencer screen like the one shown below
appears.
- Owner’s Manual 1
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 4
- IMPORTANT NOTES 5
- Protect 6
- (prevents writing to disk) 6
- Introduction 7
- Checking the Included Items 8
- How to Use This Manual 8
- Contents 10
- Panel Descriptions 13
- 6 7 9 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 21 14
- 3 4 5 8 13 14 15 16 22 23 24 14
- 25 26 27 29 30 34 35 36 15
- 28 31 32 33 37 38 39 15
- Before You Play 16
- Turning the Power On and 17
- Adjusting the Sound’s 17
- Volume and Brilliance 17
- Connecting Headphones 17
- Connecting a Microphone 18
- About the Touch Screen 18
- ■ Basic Screen 19
- Quick Start 21
- Playing the Keyboard 22
- ([Tone Navigator] Button) 25
- (Piano Master) 26
- Playing with Accompaniment 28
- The range specifyed a chord 29
- Split Point ( ) 29
- (One-touch Arranger) 30
- Little Brown Jug 32
- Recording a Performance 34
- Navigator screen 35
- Accompaniment 36
- 2. Press the Play [ ] button 38
- 3. Press the Stop [ ] button 38
- Using Music Files 39
- 1 62 3, 4, 5 40
- 1, 42, 3 43
- ■ Adjusting the Echo 44
- ■ Modifying Your Voice 44
- 2. Touch <Harmonist> 46
- Reference 49
- Chapter 1 Performance 50
- Chapter 1 51
- (Layer Play) 53
- You can’t use this feature 57
- Basic Screen (p. 19) 57
- Playing Drum Sounds 58
- ■ Playing Effect Sounds 59
- Advanced 3D OFF 60
- Advanced 3D ON 60
- Sounding the Metronome 63
- ■ Adjusting the Tempo 64
- When is selected 65
- With a triplet beat (6/8, 9/ 65
- 8, or 12/8), added notes are 65
- ■ Changing the Type of Sound 66
- ■ Changing the Volume 66
- Using Automatic Accompaniment 67
- About Chords 68
- Chapter 2 69
- When changing the tone in 72
- Tones” (p. 56) 72
- Starting Over 75
- Modifying an Accompaniment 77
- (Melody Intelligence) 79
- 5. Finger the keyboard 80
- Accompaniment and Keyboard 81
- Chapter 3 Some Handy Features 83
- ■ Displaying the Score 84
- 4. Press the Play [ ] button 85
- Adjusting the Tempo 85
- 2. Touch <Tap Tempo> 86
- Chapter 3 89
- ■ Moving a Marker 91
- For more info about 92
- The transposition setting 93
- Press the [Function] button 95
- Touch <Piano Partner> 95
- For more information 96
- “Multitrack Recording with 96
- 16 Parts (16-Track 96
- Sequencer)” (p. 118) 96
- Chapter 4 101
- You can’t erase the settings 102
- Changing How Recording Stops 103
- 2. Touch <Rec. Mode> 103
- Recording begins here 104
- 4. Touch <Exit> 106
- Saving Songs to Floppy Disks 109
- 5. Touch <Format Disk> 110
- Selecting the Recording 115
- ■ Re-Recording Part of Your 117
- Performance 117
- (Punch-in Recording) 117
- Multitrack Recording with 16 118
- Parts (16-Track Sequencer) 118
- Sequencer 119
- Changing the Settings of 120
- Each Part 120
- Chapter 5 121
- Changing a Song’s Basic 122
- Changing the Tempo Within 123
- Chapter 6 Editing Functions 124
- Copying a Measure 125
- Copying a Rhythm Pattern 126
- Correcting Timing 126
- Discrepancies 126
- Deleting a Specific Measure 127
- Inserting a Blank Measure 128
- Transposing Individual Parts 128
- Making a Measure Blank 129
- Exchanging Parts 130
- Correcting Notes One by One 130
- Modifying the Tone Changes 131
- Creating an Original Style 132
- (User Style) 132
- Touch <Create Style> 132
- Touch <Style Composer> 132
- Chapter 7 133
- You Composed Yourself (Style 134
- Converter) 134
- Creating a Style in Auto Mode 135
- Changing an Extracted Part 136
- Saving a User Style 137
- Storing the Panel Settings 138
- (User Program) 138
- Calling Up User Program 139
- Saving User Programs on 140
- Floppy Disk 140
- Disabling Everything Except 141
- Piano Play (Panel Lock) 141
- Changing the Settings for 142
- One Touch Piano 142
- ■ Changing the Tuning 143
- ■ Adjusting Resonance 144
- Automatic Accompaniment 145
- ■ Changing How the Automatic 146
- Accompaniment Plays 146
- Bass Tone 146
- Chapter 8 147
- ❍ Assignable Functions 148
- What’s the Bend Range? 148
- Changing the settings for 149
- Score screen 149
- Marker and the Count Sound 150
- Adjusting the Standard Pitch 151
- (Master Tuning) 151
- Changing the Type of Reverb 151
- Changing the Type of Chorus 152
- Changing the Bend Range 152
- Changing the Screen Settings 153
- Changing the Screen Message 153
- When the Power Is Turned On 153
- (Opening Message) 153
- Maintaining Settings After 154
- (Memory Backup) 154
- Restoring the Factory 154
- Settings (Factory Reset) 154
- Connecting MIDI Devices 156
- What’s MIDI? 156
- MIDI Out Connector 156
- MIDI In Connector 156
- MIDI Settings 157
- (Program Change/ 158
- Synchronizing with 159
- Connected MIDI Devices 159
- MIDI Ensemble 159
- Connecting to Audio 160
- Equipment 160
- Connecting a Computer 161
- Trouble Shooting 162
- Indication: Error.43 165
- Indication: Error.51 165
- Indication: Error.41 165
- Indication: Error.42 165
- Tone List 166
- Appendices 167
- [Voice/GS] 168
- Drum/SFX Set List 170
- Music Style List 175
- Rhythm Pattern List 177
- Chord List 178
- Effects List 180
- Demo Song List 181
- Data Disk Song List 182
- SMF with Lyrics 183
- General MIDI 183
- General MIDI 2 183
- GS Format 183
- Glossary 184
- Tuning Curves 185
- DIGITAL PIANO 186
- Model KF-90 186
- Date : Mar. 1, 2000 186
- Version : 1.00 186
- MIDI Implementation Chart 186
- Main Specifications 187
- Information 194
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 195
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 195
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