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[Music Assistant] Button (2)

 

5

 

Touch the preset at the points where <

> and <

> are indicated.

 

When you change the preset, the Tone in the right hand is altered, the accompaniment style is 
different, and the entire feeling of the song is transformed.

Some presets also add harmony to the sounds played with the right hand, based on the chords 
played in the left hand.

The accompaniment stops after the ending is performed.

 

Play a melody with the right hand.

 

When you touch <Melody>, the melody part is muted.

When you become more familiar with the accompaniment 
in the left hand, mute the sounds of melody part, and try 
playing the melody yourself.

Some songs have the melody played in the lower registers. When playing such songs, change the 
point dividing the keyboard (the split point) to a key further to the left.
For details, refer to “Changing the Keyboard’s Split Point (Split Point)” in the Owner’s Manual.

You can specify chords with the keys to the left of the split point.

By assigning different functions to the pedals, you can then press the pedals as you perform to add 
variation to the accompaniment. Here are a few of these functions. For more on how to assign the 
functions, refer to “Assigning Functions to Pedals and Performance Pads” in the Owner’s Manual.

 

Reference

 

For more detailed information about the Automatic Accompaniment, refer to “Chapter 2 Automatic Accompaniment” in 
the Owner’s Manual.

For more detailed information about the chord fingering, refer to “Chord List” in the Owner’s Manual.

It’s Time to Take on the Melody!

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Summary of Contents for KR-107

Page 1: ...RATION All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION Congratulations on choosing of the Roland Digital Intelligent...

Page 2: ...want to play fig Q Wonder1e fig Q Wonder2e 3 Touch Exit to return to the Wonderland screen 4 Touch Exit on the Wonderland screen to end the Wonderland Reference When connecting a mic to the KR refer...

Page 3: ...no button and switch back to piano performance fig Q_panel_piano For more detailed information refer to Playing the Keyboard Like a Piano One Touch Piano in the Owner s Manual About the Key Template U...

Page 4: ...s see what we get by touching Song The Song button demo starts playing 3 Press the Exit button to return to the Quick Tour screen Try the other categories 4 Press the Exit button at the Quick Tour scr...

Page 5: ...hen connecting a mic to the KR refer to Connecting a Microphone in the Owner s Manual You can have the demos start automatically refer to Automatically Starting the Quick Tour in the Owner s Manual Ab...

Page 6: ...Width Adjusts the sense of breadth in the sound The sound broadens as you drag the corner outward Dragging this inward focuses the sound more toward the center increasing the audibility and making the...

Page 7: ...nctions of the Remote Control s Buttons in the Owner s Manual Remote Control Infrared Receiver Range of operation Distance 4 m approximately 13 feet Angle 40 degrees to the left and right of the recei...

Page 8: ...to hear then touch the song name Touch here to play songs Touch and drag here to scroll through the song list Touch here to search for songs You can select songs in each genre The currently selected...

Page 9: ...he Song button then selecting External Memory in Genre Please refer to Playing a Song in the Owner s Manual Reference For more detailed information about playing back songs refer to Playing a Song in...

Page 10: ...e Keyboard You can display the keyboard and the notation in the same screen 1 Press the Option button 2 Touch Keyboard to switch to On 3 Press the Exit button fig Q Score2 Bouncing Ball The bouncing b...

Page 11: ...y Stop button once more fig Advanced Use Practicing Songs Visual Lesson button p 12 Displaying the Notation on a Large Screen Connecting an External Display in the Owner s Manual When displaying the n...

Page 12: ...inner Course 3 Select a practice song then touch the fig Q lesson2e A screen like the one below appears when you touch at the Repertoire course fig Q lesson3e Selects the internal songs or songs in fi...

Page 13: ...notation as a graphics file by pressing the Option button in the performance results confirmation screen For more detailed information refer to Chapter 4 Saving Notations as Image Data in the Owner s...

Page 14: ...n divide the keyboard into two sections each of which covers the same registers allowing two players to perform piano in the same registers Pedal EX Tones These Tones change when the left pedal is pre...

Page 15: ...d be 16 for one octave above the reference the pipe would be 4 and to take the pitch up yet another octave it would be shortened to 2 Try experimenting by touching different icons to change the tone a...

Page 16: ...fer to Using Keywords to Search for Music Styles Style Search in the Owner s Manual This displays presets along with the composition of the song in an easy to grasp manner The title of the selected so...

Page 17: ...t function Accompaniment is started and chords are switched on the left hand side The right hand side is used for playing melodies The included key template p 3 makes it easier to figure out the keys...

Page 18: ...registers When playing such songs change the point dividing the keyboard the split point to a key further to the left For details refer to Changing the Keyboard s Split Point Split Point in the Owner...

Page 19: ...want to play fig Q Wonder1e fig Q Wonder2e 3 Touch Exit to return to the Wonderland screen 4 Touch Exit on the Wonderland screen to end the Wonderland Reference When connecting a mic to the KR refer...

Page 20: ...RATION All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION Congratulations on choosing of the Roland Digital Intelligent...

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