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Page 3: ...271 Literature Orders 331 VS 880 Promotional Video 798 Product Support Main Menu 770 Hard Disk Recording and Sampling Products 482 Desktop Media Production Products 497 Guitar and Percussion Products 498 CK Intelligent Arranger Sequencer Products 499 Keyboards and Sound Modules 463 Fax Numbers Customer Service 213 721 4875 Marketing Department 213 722 9233 Musical Instruments Department 213 726 26...

Page 4: ...the underlined name in the description to download the file On CompuServe GO ROLAND To access the Software Downloads area 1 Click on the GO button 2 Type Roland and click OK 3 If you haven t been to the MIDI C Vendor forum before click the JOIN button 4 Click the BROWSE LIBRARY button 5 Choose Roland Corp files and click SELECT 6 Select a file from the list and click RETRIEVE On America Online Key...

Page 5: ...Digital Samplers Synthesizers Sound Modules MIDI Controllers Digital Pianos Electronic Percussion Guitar Products Sequencers Signal Processors Digital Recording Processing DeskTop Media Production and Amplifiers 30002 BOSS Retail BOSS Retail 2 Compact Pedals Volume Expression Pedals Multi Effects Rhythm Units Signal Processors and Tuners Metronomes 30003 Roland and BOSS Accessories Roland and BOSS...

Page 6: ...197 RD 600 Digital Piano NEW 2 10025 SC 50 SoundCanvas 2 10041 SC 55mkII SoundCanvas 1 10027 SC 88 Super SoundCanvas 3 10082 SR JV80 09 Session Exp Board 1 10198 SR JV80 10 Bass Drums Exp BoardNEW 1 10146 TN SC2 Music Style Cards 1 Doc Model Pgs Keyboards and Sound Modules cont Keyboards and Sound Modules cont 10075 VE RD1 Voice Expansion Board 1 10201 VK 7 Combo Organ NEW 2 10153 XP 10 Multitimbr...

Page 7: ...E 10 Guitar Multi Effects 4 10030 TM 7 Guitar Monitor w Amp Sim 2 10031 VG 8 V Guitar System 3 10076 VG8D 1 2 VG 8 Data Cards 1 10070 VG8S 1 VG 8 System Expansion 1 Doc Model Pgs Expansion Board Listings Expansion Board Listings 10106 SR JV80 01 Pop Exp PatchListing 1 10107 SR JV80 01 Pop Exp WaveformListing 1 10108 SR JV80 02 Orchestral Exp PatchListing 1 10109 SR JV80 02 Orchestral Exp WaveformL...

Page 8: ... 3 10023 RA 95 Realtime Arranger 3 10143 TL 16 Teaching Lab 2 10146 TN SC2 Music Style Cards 1 Contractor Products Contractor Products 10099 AR 2000 Audio Recorder 3 10100 AR 100 Announcement Recorder 2 Doc Model Pgs CD ROM Patch Listings CD ROM Patch Listings 3rd Party CD ROMs S 760 S 750 S 770 SP 700 DJ 70 MkII JS 30 10182 C50 CD02 Club 50 Foundations 5 10178 DS 60711 Northstar Drumscapes 3 1016...

Page 9: ... XP 50 Sequencing Basics 7 21016 XP 80 Sequencing Basics 8 Hard Disk Recording and Samplers 21031 DM 80 800 Compatibility Guide 2 21021 DM 800 Tutorial Guide 15 21024 DM 800 Using a Removable Drive for Backup 1 21013 S 760 Audio Drivers for the CD Player Function 1 21019 Sampler Compatibility Guide 4 21014 SCSI Transfers with the S 760 3 21012 The Roland S 760 Demystified 10 21023 VS 880 Basic Rec...

Page 10: ...JV 90 Expandable Synthesizer 2 20016 JV 880 Multitimbral Synth Module 1 20050 JV 1000 Music Workstation 2 20041 JV 1080 64 voice Synthesizer 1 20054 JV 2080 64 voice Synthesizer 1 20047 JS 30 Sampling Workstation 1 20033 MC 50mkII Microcomposer 1 20042 MC 303 Groove Box 1 20053 M BD1 Bass Drums Module 1 20053 M OC1 Orchestral Module 1 20053 M SE1 Strings Ensemble Module 1 20053 M VS1 Vintage Synth...

Page 11: ...vely you may send product directly to Roland for in warranty or out of warranty service Should you choose to do this you must call ahead to obtain a return authorization RA number Call 213 685 5141 and select or ask for customer service You will be asked for your model and serial numbers and a description of the problem If the product is in warranty you must submit a copy of your sales receipt Rol...

Page 12: ...NO 2 Same as JUNO 2 No ROM reset AP 700 Power on then press EXIT repeatedly to get ANALYZER FILTER screen Cursor to MENU press ENTER Cursor to SYSTEM press ENTER Cursor to INITIALIZE press ENTER Use VALUE to select ALL Select EXEC then press ENTER twice AR Series No ROM reset AT Series Make sure disk drive is empty Power on while holding ONE TOUCH PROGRAM AX 1 Power on while holding WRITE Hold for...

Page 13: ...ower on while holding RECORDER E 38 The unit resets each time you turn it on E 56 Power on while holding WRITE E 66 Power on while holding REC in the DISK RECORDER section E 68US Power on while holding WRITE E 70 Power on while holding WRITE E 86 Power on while holding WRITE E 96 Power on while holding WRITE E 500 Press UTILITY Use the buttons under PAGE to select FACTORY PRESET Press EXECUTE then...

Page 14: ...ile holding WRITE COPY then press YES GR 30 Power on while holding Pedal 2 then press the PATCH button to select INI Press EDIT PLAY Then press PATCH and PATCH simultaneously All Other GR No ROM reset GS 6 No ROM reset GT 5 Power on while holding MOD and FEEDBACKER SLOW GEAR Press WRITE GX 700 Press TUNER UTILITY Use PARAMETER LEFT and RIGHT buttons to select FACT INIT Cursor to left and dial SYST...

Page 15: ...ORY PRESET Press ENTER twice then press UTILITY JV 2080 Press UTILITY Press F6 twice to select MENU 3 Press F1 Then press F6 If necessary use the VALUE DIAL to turn Memory Protect OFF and press F6 twice JW 50 Press TUNE FUNCTION Press F5 FACTORY then F4 JW RESET then F3 GS RESET then F4 YES JX 1 Power on while holding WRITE and FLUTE JX 3P No ROM reset JX 8P No ROM reset JX 10 Same as SUPER JX key...

Page 16: ...ing F3 M OC1 Power on while holding F3 M SE1 Power on while holding F3 M VS1 Power on while holding F3 MC 303 Power on while holding down SHIFT then press ENTER All Other MC No ROM reset ME 5 Power on while holding pedals 1 and 2 then press WRITE immediately ME 6 Power on while holding PARAMETER DOWN v and LEFT then press WRITE ME 6B Power on while holding PARAMETER DOWN v and LEFT then press WRIT...

Page 17: ...hen press PARAM 1 P 330 No ROM reset PAD 8 Same as OCTAPAD Power on while holding MIDI CH and NOTE NUMBER Power off then back on PAD 80 Same as OCTAPAD II Power on while holding both VALUE solid and buttons PC 150 Power on while holding COMMAND on the left edge of the keyboard PC 200 Power on while holding the two buttons under the word STANDARD PC 200mkII Power on while holding the two buttons un...

Page 18: ...s MK 60 No ROM reset RHODES MK 80 Same as MK 80 While holding WRITE press EDIT While holding the LEFT and RIGHT cursor buttons press UP RSP 550 Power on while holding PROGRAM PAGE UP and DOWN v then press WRITE RSS 10 Power on while holding LOCK and OPTION The MCR 8 LED lights Press DEMO PROGRAM four times Press DEVICE ID RSS 8048 No ROM reset RV 70 Power on while holding WRITE and DOWN Use the UP...

Page 19: ... No ROM reset SRV 2000 Factory Power on while holding WRITE and REVERB NON LINEAR Delay Mode Power on while holding WRITE REVERB NON LINEAR and ROOM SIMULATE SSC 8004 No ROM reset STUDIO M Same as MV 30 No ROM reset SUPER JUPITER Same as MKS 80 No ROM reset SUPER JX keybrd Same as JX 10 No ROM reset SUPER JX module Same as MKS 70 No ROM reset SUPER QUARTET Same as MKS 7 No ROM reset All SYNTH PLUS...

Page 20: ...een then press ENTER VP 70 Power on while holding PLAY VOICE EXPANSION and MIDI VS 880 No ROM reset VT 1 Power on while holding down the PRESET USER button W 30 No ROM reset W 50 Press CONTROL and MASTER simultaneously Use PARAMETER UP and DOWN v to select ALL Press VALUE UP XP 10 Press UTILITY Use VALUE and to select INITIALIZE then press ENTER Use VALUE and to select FACTORY PRESET then press EN...

Page 21: ...120 T120 I J 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120T 120 120 120 120 A Included O Optional R Recommended Compatible A 30 O R A 33 O R AC 2 O R AD 5 O R AF 70 A R ASC 10 A R AW 2 O R AX 1 O R BD 2 O R BE 5 A R BE 5B A R BF 2 O R BF 2B O R BL 1 O R BX 16 A R BX 4 O R BX 400 A R BX 8 A R CA 30 A R CE 2 O R CE 2B O R CE 3 O R CE 5 O R CEB 3 O R CF 10 A R CH 1 O R CL 50 A R CM 300 A R ...

Page 22: ...ASA BRB BRA BRC 120 T120 I J 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120T 120 120 120 120 CR 1000 R CR 80 A R CS 10 A R CS 2 O R CS 3 O R CT 6 O R D 5 A R DB 66 O R DB 88 O R DC 2 O R DC 3 O R DD 3 O R DD 5 O R DF 2 O R DI 1 O R DR 220A EO R DR 5 O R DR 550 mkII O R DR 660 A R DS 1 O R DS 2 O R DS 3 O R DS 330 A R DSD 2 3 O R E 12 A R E 14 A R E 15 A R E 16 A R E 28 A R E 35 A R E 36 A...

Page 23: ...A BRB BRA BRC 120 T120 I J 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120T 120 120 120 120 EH 2 O R EH 50 A R EM 303 A R EM 305 A R ep 3 A R ep 5 A R ep 7 A R ep 707 A R ep 7mkII A R ep 9 A R FC 200 O R FC 50 O R FT 2 O R FW 3 O R FZ 2 O R FZ 3 O R GE 21 A R GE 7 O R GE 7B O R GEB 7 O R GI 10 A R GR 09 A R GR 1 A R GR 30 A R GX 700 A R HC 2 O R HF 2 O R HM 2 O R HM 3 O R HR 2 O R JV 30 A ...

Page 24: ...B BRA BRC 120 T120 I J 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120T 120 120 120 120 LM 2B O R LMB 3 O R LS 2 O R LVC 1 A R M 660 A R MC 50 mkIIA R MC 202 A R MC 303 A R ME 6 A R ME 6B A R ME 8 A R ME 8B A R ME X A R MPD 4 A R MS 1 O R MSL 15 O R MT 100 A R MT 120 A R MT 2 O R MT 200 A R MT 32 A R MV 30 A R MX 10 A R MX 5 O R MZ 2 O R NS 2 O R NS 50 A R OC 2 O R OD 1 O R OD 2 O R OD 2R ...

Page 25: ...BRA BRC 120 T120 I J 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120T 120 120 120 120 PC 200 mkII O R PH 1R O R PH 2 O R PK 5 O R PM 16 A R PMA 5 O R PN 2 O R PQ 3B O R PQ 4 O R PQ 50 A R PR 1 O R PR 100 A R PR 300 A R PS 2 O R PS 3 O R PSM 5 A R PV 1 R PW 2 O R R 5 A R R 70 A R R 8 A R R 8mkII A R RA 30 A R RA 50 A R RA 90 A R RA 95 A R RBF 10 A R RC 3 O R RCE 10 A R RDD 20 A R ROD 10 A R...

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Page 27: ...00 1750 1700 1000 500 200 300 300350 350500 150 200 200 2000 1500 500 800 ACB ACI ACF ACM ACA ACK ACJ ACL ACO ACN ACG ACE ACD ACH PSA ASA BRB BRA BRC 120 T120 I J 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120T 120 120 120 120 TU 6 O R TU 8 O R VB 2 O R VT 1 A R W 50 O R WS 20 20MA R XP 10 A R XT 2 O R Roland Corporation U S Revised 4 23 97 Page 7 of 7 ...

Page 28: ...daptor A 33 A 90 VE Series A 90EX AC 100 BC 30 BC 30 210 BC 60 BC 60 310 DJ 70mkII L CD7 P DR 5 App Guide DR 550mkII DR 660 E 16 E 66 MSD ep 7mkII EP AK 2E ep 9 PB 7BK FP 1 FPS 1 G 800 FC 7 MSD GC 405 405X GI 10 US 20 GP 100 GR 09 GR9E 1 US 20 GR 1 SR GR1 01 US 20 GR 30 US 20 GT 5 GX 700 JC 120 JP 8000 JV 1080 SR JV80 PN JV80 SO PCM1 JV 2080 SR JV80 PN JV80 JV 880 SR JV80 PN JV80 SO PCM1 M BD1 M O...

Page 29: ...6 FS 5UHardshell Soft Bag Notes Library Disks M 512E Cards Card Adaptor PK 5 PMA 5 DP 2M R 70 R 8mkII SN R8 RA 30 FC 7 PK 5 RA 800 FC 7 MSD PK 5 RA 95 FC 7 MSD PK 5 RD 500 RD 600 S 760 L CD7 P OP 760 01 SDE 330 SDX 330 SE 70 SPD 11 PD Pads SRV 330 SX 700 TD 5 PD Pads TD 5K TDE 5 TD 7 PD Pads TDE 7K TD 10 PD Pads VG 8 VG8D VG8S 1 VK 7 PK 5 VS 880 VS8F 1 VT 1 XP 10 XP 50 SR JV80 XP 80 SR JV80 Roland...

Page 30: ... you are using one or more additional MIDI devices such as synthesizers drum machines or MIDI effects processors you will need to use the MIDI connections labeled MIDI Thru MIDI Thru takes the data that your MIDI device receives at it s MIDI In and passes it unprocessed to the MIDI Thru connection It is possible to chain several MIDI units together by connecting the MIDI Out of your controller int...

Page 31: ... cover how to change the GR 1 s MIDI PART parameters in the next section 5 Press the PARAMETER NEXT button again to access LOCAL Use the VALUE buttons to select OFF Local control is basically an internal MIDI cable that connects the fret board to the synthesizer internally By turning LOCAL OFF you will have to use a MIDI cable connected from the GR 1 s MIDI Out back to the MIDI In in order to play...

Page 32: ...If you would prefer to call up sounds from your external sequencer you can do so with MIDI program change messages The original MIDI specification only allowed for 128 different program locations The GR 1 has 200 internal Tones and 200 more Tones can be added with the optional SR GR1 01 Expansion Board To call up all of the GR 1 s Tones we can use the newly adopted MIDI bank select controller mess...

Page 33: ...e up channels 1 6 conflicting with any of the Parts set on MIDI channels 1 6 P1REV This adjusts the reverb level of the Part You can also send MIDI continuous controller number 91 from your sequencer to alter this parameter setting in real time P1CHO This adjusts the chorus level of the Part You can also send MIDI continuous controller number 93 from your sequencer to alter this parameter setting ...

Page 34: ... It is recommended that you insert MIDI bank and program changes at the beginning of a sequence so the correct sounds are recalled when loading and playing back sequences Consult the owner s manual of your sequencer to find out how to do this IV Recording the GR 1 s Performance Patch To sequence a performance Patch of the GR 1 you have to set the GR 1 to Mono so that each string is on its own indi...

Page 35: ...tings for pitch bend range send and receive are typically 12 or 24 Q I play the same string and fret but get different notes each time I play through MIDI A This problem is typically caused by uneven pitch being generated by the guitar You can test this by plugging the guitar into a guitar tuner not the GR 1 to check and see if your guitar is outputting different pitches each time you play If this...

Page 36: ...channels 1 6 for the Patch The Parts that are set up in the sequencer section of the GR 1 will override the Patch of the GR 1 Change the BASIC channel of the GR 1 to 11 to alleviate this problem Q How do I sync the internal sequencer of the GR 1 to an external sequencer A It is not possible to have the GR 1 s internal sequencer follow an external MIDI device via MIDI clock The GR 1 does transmit M...

Page 37: ...phabetically by model number GP 100 Guitar Preamp Processor GR 09 Guitar Synthesizer GR 1 Guitar Synthesizer GR 30 Guitar Synthesizer GT 5 Guitar Effects Processor GX 700 Guitar Effects Processor ME 6 Guitar Multi Effects ME 8 Guitar Multi Effects ME 8B Bass Multi Effects ME 10 Guitar Multi Effects SX 700 Studio Effects Processor VG 8 V Guitar System VG8S 1 VG 8 System Expansion ...

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Page 42: ...tons on the GK 2A to change patches up and down To access Tones 1 Turn the PARAMETER SELECT knob to A 2 Turn the EDIT TARGET knob to 1 st or 2 nd TONE 3 Use the PATCH VALUE buttons to change Tones Selecting Arpeggiator Patches The GR 30 allows you to create individual string sequences similar to finger picking styles The following Patches use the Arpeggiator Patch A11 Try some different chords Pat...

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Page 51: ... select the new guitar models Selecting the New Acoustic Piezo Pickups 1 From the PICKUP screen press F6 and use the VALUE dial to select VARI 2 Press PAGE to access the second page 3 Press F1 and use the VALUE dial to select a pickup type options are Single Double Piezo or Acoustic Piezo Selecting the New Guitar Amplifiers 1 Press PLAY and use the VALUE dial to select Patch C62 MOD BLUZ 2 Press I...

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