Roland VR-700 Parameter List, Organ Sound Parameters, Percussion Parameters

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Various Settings (Function mode)

Parameter List

Organ Sound Parameters

	With the Group already selected, press the [+] button or [–] button until					is shown in the display.
	* Settings for the following parameters are stored separately for each favorite.

	Button		Parameter				Value

			Wheel Type (p. 45)
			1 (VINTAGE 1): Tonewheel used in tonewheel organs of the 1970’s.
	[PIANO]		2 (VINTAGE 2):		Tonewheel used in tonewheel organs of the 1960’s.		1–4
	[PIANO]		3 (SOLID):		Boosts the low range by adding low frequencies to the VINTAGE 1		1–4
			3 (SOLID):
					tonewheel.
			4 (CLEAN):		Tonewheel with no leakage noise.

			Amp Type (p. 44)
			1:	A rotary speaker often used in jazz performance.
			2:	A large stack-type vacuum tube amp often used in British hard rock of the 1970’s and
				still used by hard rock guitarists today.
	[E.PIANO]		3:	A rotary speaker often used in rock performance.			1–5
			4:	A rotary speaker with distortion that can be changed significantly using the [GAIN]
				knob.
			5:	A rotary speaker for which the volume cannot be changed significantly using the
				[GAIN] knob, making it easier to adjust the level.

	[STRINGS]		Organ Fine Tune				-50– +50 (cent)

	[CHOIR/SCAT]		Leakage Level (p. 45)				0–127

	[BRASS]		Key On Click Level (p. 45)				0–31

	[SYNTH LEAD]		Key Off Click Level (p. 45)				0–31

	[SYNTH PAD]		Reverb Send Level (p. 44)				0–127

	[GUITAR]		Active Amp Enhancer (p. 44)				OFF, ON

If the Wheel Type is set to 1 (VINTAGE 1), 2 (VINTAGE 2), or 3 (SOLID), the leakage noise will not disappear even if you minimize the Leakage Level.

Percussion Parameters

With the Group already selected, press the [+] button or [–] button until is shown in the display.

*For details for each parameter, refer to “Using Percussion to add a Sense of Attack” (p. 41)

*Settings for the following parameters are stored separately for each favorite.

Button	Parameter	Value

[PIANO]	Percussion Soft Level	0–15

[E.PIANO]	Percussion Normal Level	0–15

[STRINGS]	Percussion Slow Time	0–127

[CHOIR/SCAT]	Percussion Fast Time	0–127

[BRASS]	Percussion Recharge Time	0–10

[SYNTH LEAD]	Percussion H-Bar Level	0–127

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Contents Important Safety Instructions Copyright 2010 Roland CorporationUsing the Unit Safely Using the Unit Safely Maintenance Power SupplyPlacement Before Using USB MemoriesAdditional Precautions Contents Playing Ensemble Sounds Appendix Convention used in this manual Features of the VR-700 Pursuit of Excellence-Redefining the Basic Stage KeyboardEasy operation-geared for live performances Equipped with player featureEnsemble section offers high-quality piano and synth sounds Beautifully refined designNames of Things and What They Do Top PanelEnsemble section Organ sectionDisplay section Favorite section RHYTHM/SONGRear Panel About the phone jacksPlacing the VR-700 on the KS-G8 Stand Connecting the Power CordGetting Ready Turning the Power Off Turning the Power On/OffTurning the Power On Switch off the power to any connected external equipmentConnecting an Expression Pedal and Damper Pedal Connecting PedalsConnecting a Pedal Keyboard Connecting Headphones Connecting Playback EquipmentConnecting an Amp and Speakers About the XLR connector Output connectorsRemove the two music rest fastening screws from Rear panel Connecting USB MemoryAttaching the Music Rest Tighten the two screws to fasten the music rest in placeListening to the Demo Songs Adjusting the VolumeUse the Volume knob to adjust the volume Simultaneously press the RHYTHM/SONG buttonIndications in the Display Indications when editing settingsIndications in Function mode Bank number Favorite numberControls That can be Operated Even While Locked Turning the Lock Function On/OffRestoring the Factory Settings Factory Reset Press the FUNCTION/ENTER buttonAbout the VR-700’s Parts When using an external Midi keyboardPlaying the VR-700 Upper PartPedal Part When using a pedal keyboardOrgan Sounds and Ensemble Sounds Organ soundsChanging the ensemble sound’s variation Adjusting the ensemble sound’s volumeLayering Ensemble Sounds Assigning an ensemble sound to the pedal part Layering Two Ensemble SoundsAssigning an ensemble sound to the lower part Ensemble soundLights red Lights green Ensemble sound Adjusting the volume balance of the ensemble soundsVolume Ensemble sound Ensemble soundLights green Ensemble sound Fig.ens-assign16.epsPlaying Only an Ensemble Sound Switching a layered part to only the ensemble soundPlaying Organ Sounds or Ensemble Sounds Individually Playing Only the Organ SoundPlaying the upper part and pedal part Playing the Sounds of Two Parts on the Keyboard SplitPlaying the upper part and lower part Changing the split point Boundary Between Upper and Lower Parts Split PointHow the Split Point Is Shown OctaveEffects applied to ensemble sounds Using the D Beam Controller to Modify the SoundBeam Effects Usable range of the D Beam controllerWhat is a Spring Reverb? What is the Wheel Brake?What is a Ring Modulator? About Virtual Tonewheel Sound Generators ’ volumeCreating Organ Sounds Varying the Sound in Real Time Harmonic BarsTo create Using the Harmonic Bars to Create SoundsHarmonic Bars and Overtones Press the Manual buttonHow the harmonic bars are arranged What is footage?Tonewheel organ’s overtone structure Using Percussion to add a Sense of Attack Changing the Vibrato or Chorus Type Adding Modulation to the Sound Vibrato and ChorusTurning on Vibrato or Chorus About percussion on a tonewheel organDetailed settings for the rotary speaker Adding Rotary Speaker ModulationChanging the Reverb Type Adding Reverberation ReverbMaking the Sound Distort About the amp typesUsing a Pedal to Adjust the Volume Other settings for the organ soundOctave Shift Playing Ensemble SoundsSelecting an Ensemble Sound Effects for the Ensemble SoundSelecting a Favorite Storing Your Favorite Settings FavoritesSaving the Current Settings as a Favorite Initializing the FavoritesBacking up Favorites to USB Memory Restoring from USB MemoryButton operations for the Player function Playing Rhythms and Songs Player FunctionsPlaying Internal Rhythms Selecting the rhythm or song to playSongs inside a folder Playing Songs from USB MemoryChanging the Tempo Editing Parameter Values Various Settings Function modeOperations in Function Mode Confirming System ParametersPercussion Parameters Parameter ListOrgan Sound Parameters Button Parameter ValueRotary Parameters Ensemble Sound ParametersButton Parameter Value Factory setting Equalizer SettingsPedal, Bend Lever, and Foot Controller Settings OFF, on PianoSlow Functions that can be assigned to the control pedalFunction Display Player Parameters OFF Midi Input/Output SettingsOFF Strings To LOWER/PEDAL Synth PAD To LOWER/PEDAL CHOIR/SCATTo LOWER/PEDAL Synth Lead To LOWER/PEDAL GuitarAbout master tune System SettingsUSB Memory Mode USB DriverLink Settings Button Parameter OperationDeleting a Favorite Backup Formatting USB Memory Appendix Turning V-LINK On/Off Using V-LINK to Control Video EquipmentConnection Example Sound Generator Section Connecting Midi EquipmentVR-700’s Internal Structure Midi RoutingPlaying the Upper Part or Lower Part Playing a Desired Part Factory SettingsLocal Control Setting Midi sequencerUSB cable To USB Midi VR-700 Connecting your ComputerComputer Organ/ensemble Sound generatorEnsemble Sound List Ensemble Sound List Ensemble Sound List Internal Rhythm Pattern List NameKnobs No. Name Default Effect nameList of Effects for the Ensemble Sounds Serial Delay Delay3TAP PAN Delay Chorus DelayBass group HEXA-CHORUSList of the Factory Installed Favorites Upper Lower PedalSoft Slow Solid Type Fast Slow Clean TypeSoft Slow Clean Type Soft Slow Vintage TypeTroubleshooting To play rhythm or a file Symptom Cause/Action Buzzing sound is heard fromExternal equipment Lower regionError Messages Indication Situation ActionSpecifications Specifications UF2GBackup IndexPitch VIBRATO/CHORUSAvis For EU Countries Information