Roland AX-Synth owner manual Tone list, Regular Tones

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Tone list

SuperNATURAL Tones

Position	Tone	CC00	CC32	PC
Position	Tone	CC00	CC32	PC
1	Violin	66	0	1
2	Cello	66	0	2
3	Shakuhachi	66	0	3
4	Trombone	66	0	4

SPECIAL Tones

Position	Tone	CC00	CC32	PC
Position	Tone	CC00	CC32	PC
5	Trumpet	87	64	1
6	Sax	87	64	2
7	Strings	87	64	3
8	Jazz Scat	87	64	4

Regular Tones

Synth Lead 1		CC00	CC32	PC
Synth Lead 1		CC00	CC32	PC
1	AX Saw Lead	87	0	1
2	AX Sync Lead	87	0	2
3	GR300 Lead 1	87	0	3
4	JupiterLead1	87	0	4
5	JupiterLead2	87	0	5
6	Saw Lead 1	87	0	6
7	Saw Lead 2	87	0	7
8	Saw Lead 3	87	0	8
9	Saw Lead 4	87	0	9
10	Saw Lead 5	87	0	10
11	Classic Ld	87	0	11
12	Delayed Lead	87	0	12
13	GR300 Lead 2	87	0	13
14	Alpha Spit	87	0	14
15	Pro Fat Ld	87	0	15
16	Fat GR Lead	87	0	16
17	Bright Pls	87	0	17
18	Octa Juice	87	0	18
19	Octa Saw	87	0	19
20	Octa Sync	87	0	20
21	Phase Lead	87	0	21
22	Waspy Lead	87	0	22
23	Follow Me	87	0	23
24	Digi Lead 1	87	0	24
25	Digi Lead 2	87	0	25
26	Hot Coffee	87	0	26
27	Hot Sync	87	0	27
28	Sync Tank	87	0	28
29	2krazy Brite	87	0	29
30	Juicy Lead	87	0	30
31	Vintager	87	0	31
32	BagShakuLead	87	0	32

Synth Lead 2		CC00	CC32	PC
1	ResoSawLead	87	0	33
2	Theramax 1	87	0	34
3	AX Sqr Lead	87	0	35
4	Pulse Lead 1	87	0	36
5	Pulse Lead 2	87	0	37
6	Mid Saw Ld	87	0	38
7	On Air	87	0	39
8	2krazy Soft	87	0	40
9	Soft Lead	87	0	41
10	Tri Lead 1	87	0	42
11	Tri Lead 2	87	0	43
12	Sine Lead 1	87	0	44
13	Sine Lead 2	87	0	45
14	Simple Sine	87	0	46
15	Simple Tri	87	0	47
16	Simple Sqr	87	0	48
17	Spooky Lead	87	0	49
18	Ramp Lead	87	0	50
19	Air Lead	87	0	51
20	Growl Lead	87	0	52
21	Pulstar Ld	87	0	53
22	Mini Growl	87	0	54
23	Round SQR	87	0	55

24		Brite Square	87	0	56
	25	Octa Square	87	0	57
	26	Square SAW	87	0	58
	27	Soft Squ Ld	87	0	59
	28	Wormy Lead	87	0	60
	29	Theramax 2	87	0	61
	30	SoloNzPeaker	87	0	62
	31	Mlt Pipes	87	0	63
	32	5th SawLead	87	0	64

	Bass		CC00	CC32	PC
	1	Reso Bs 1	87	0	65
	2	Round Bs	87	0	66
	3	Moogue Bs1	87	0	67
	4	Monster Bass	87	0	68
	5	Moogue Bs2	87	0	69
	6	Triangle Bs	87	0	70
	7	Punch MG	87	0	71
	8	Acdg Bass	87	0	72
	9	Alpha Bs	87	0	73
	10	Reso Bs 2	87	0	74
	11	Reso Bs 3	87	0	75
	12	MKS-50 SBs	87	0	76
	13	TB Dist Bs	87	0	77
	14	TB Bs	87	0	78
	15	Fat Analog	87	0	79
	16	Compu SBs	87	0	80
	17	Modular Bs1	87	0	81
	18	Modular Bs2	87	0	82
	19	Garage Bass	87	0	83
	20	Spike Bs	87	0	84
	21	FatMG Bs	87	0	85
	22	JunoSqu Bs	87	0	86
	23	Acoustic Bs1	87	0	87
	24	Acoustic Bs2	87	0	88
	25	Finger EBs 1	87	0	89
	26	Finger EBs 2	87	0	90
	27	Finger EBs 3	87	0	91
	28	Finger EBs 4	87	0	92
	29	Pick Bs 1	87	0	93
	30	Pick Bs 2	87	0	94
	31	Fretnot Bs	87	0	95
	32	Slap Bass	87	0	96

	Lead Guitar		CC00	CC32	PC
	1	SearingGtr 1	87	0	97
	2	SearingGtr 2	87	0	98
	3	SearingGtr 3	87	0	99
	4	SearingGtr 4	87	0	100
	5	OctSearingGt	87	0	101
	6	Dist.Fingerz	87	0	102
	7	AX DistGt	87	0	103
	8	Digi DistGt	87	0	104
	9	Fuzz	87	0	105
	10	Nice Dist Gt	87	0	106
	11	Guitar Rip	87	0	107
	12	Twin	87	0	108
	13	MS1959 I	87	0	109
	14	MS1959 II	87	0	110
	15	Metal Lead	87	0	111
	16	OD-2 Turbo	87	0	112
	17	Jazz EGtr	87	0	113
	18	Clean EGtr	87	0	114
	19	Pick EGtr	87	0	115
	20	Funk EGtr	87	0	116
	21	Strat EGtr	87	0	117
	22	Nylon Gtr 1	87	0	118
	23	Nylon Gtr 2	87	0	119
	24	Nylon Gtr 3	87	0	120
	25	Folk Gtr 1	87	0	121
	26	Folk Gtr 2	87	0	122
	27	Folk Gtr 3	87	0	123
	28	Harp	87	0	124
	29	Aerial Harp	87	0	125

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30	LostParadise	87	0	126
31	Sitar	87	0	127
32	Santur Stack	87	0	128

Brass/Poly Synth		CC00	CC32	PC
1	80s Brass 1	87	1	1
2	80s Brass 2	87	1	2
3	Soft SynBrs	87	1	3
4	Brite SynBrs	87	1	4
5	Wide SynBrs	87	1	5
6	Analog Brass	87	1	6
7	Juno Brass	87	1	7
8	Poly Brass	87	1	8
9	106 Brass	87	1	9
10	Octa Brass	87	1	10
11	AX BrassSect	87	1	11
12	Trumpeter	87	1	12
13	Soft Brass	87	1	13
14	Sax Sect 1	87	1	14
15	Sax Sect 2	87	1	15
16	Breathy Sax	87	1	16
17	Soprano Sax	87	1	17
18	Alto Sax	87	1	18
19	Tenor Sax	87	1	19
20	Baritone Sax	87	1	20
21	Pan Pipes	87	1	21
22	Harmonica	87	1	22
23	Ox Synth	87	1	23
24	Poly Synth 1	87	1	24
25	Poly Synth 2	87	1	25
26	Poly Synth 3	87	1	26
27	Poly Synth 4	87	1	27
28	Juno SAW	87	1	28
29	Super Saw	87	1	29
30	Touchy	87	1	30
31	Euro Express	87	1	31
32	Analog Dream	87	1	32

Strings/Pad		CC00	CC32	PC
1	AX Strings 1	87	1	33
2	AX Strings 2	87	1	34
3	Tape Strings	87	1	35
4	PhaserPad	87	1	36
5	Cosmic Rays	87	1	37
6	Soft Pad 1	87	1	38
7	Soft Pad 2	87	1	39
8	Synth Str 1	87	1	40
9	Synth Str 2	87	1	41
10	JX Strings	87	1	42
11	JP Strings	87	1	43
12	106 Strings	87	1	44
13	Sawtooth Str	87	1	45
14	Chorus Pad	87	1	46
15	5th DLA Pad	87	1	47
16	Hollow Pad	87	1	48
17	Nu Epic Pad	87	1	49
18	Angelis Pad	87	1	50
19	TrnsSweepPad	87	1	51
20	Heaven Pad	87	1	52
21	Voyager	87	1	53
22	OB Strings	87	1	54
23	Shimmer Pad	87	1	55
24	Xadecimal	87	1	56
25	World X	87	1	57
26	Sliced Pad	87	1	58
27	Trance Synth	87	1	59
28	Major 7	87	1	60
29	Freeze Synth	87	1	61
30	Bustranza	87	1	62
31	SuperSaw Pad	87	1	63
32	Digitaless	87	1	64

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Contents Page Declaration of Conformity Shoulder Synthesizer If you do not use the AX-Synth as a shoulder keyboard If used improperly, batteries may explode or leak Important notes Strap holder precaution Battery handlingCopyright Contents Cable-free live operation possible High-quality Internal sound sourceIn-depth programming with the ‘AX-Synth editor’ Front panel Panel descriptionsBottom panel ‘Neck’ control sectionConnection panel rear Making connections Connecting the AC adaptorInserting or replacing batteries Battery charge indication Connecting the AX-SynthControlling the AX-Synth from an external Midi device Controlling a MIDI-compatible sound sourceSome notes on using headphones Using headphonesWorking with a computer or sequencer Turning the power off Powering upSelecting ‘regular’ Tones Playing the AX-SynthSelecting ‘regular’ Tones sequentially Numeric selection of a ‘regular’ ToneSelecting ‘SuperNATURAL’ Tones Grouping frequently-used Tones FavoriteSelecting ‘SPECIAL’ Tones Assigning a Tone to a Favorite memoryBank Recalling Favorite memoriesMaster Tune Using the AX-Synth’s performance functionsTranspose Using the Touch Controller Using the Modulation BarOctave Switch mode Octave Hold modeSelecting the Bender Mode Using the D Beam controllerAftertouch Usable range of the D Beam controllerPortamento Selecting the Portamento modeAssigning a different function to the D Beam controller Hold button Sustaining notesFoot Pedal socket Editing the volume and Reverb Send levels Editing Tone settingsSetting the Midi transmit channel Using the AX-Synth as Midi controllerMidi messages that can be trans- mitted/received About the AX-Synth’s receive channelTransmitting Program Change numbers sequen- tially Transmitting Program Change numbersEntering Program Change numbers directly Archiving the AX-Synth’s settings using a Midi sequencer Using the Bulk Dump functionSending your settings back to the AX-Synth Using the AX-Synth as Midi controller General considerations Using the AX-Synth’s USB portPossible applications ConnectionMaking the settings for the USB driver About V-LINK How to use V-LINKActivating V-LINK Operations on the AX-SynthLoading the factory settings Battery-related functionsChecking the remaining battery charge Sleep mode settingAppendix TroubleshootingControl Change list Regular Tones Tone listSA EP Roland AX-Synth Shoulder Synthesizer SpecificationsShoulder Synthesizer Date March Model AX-Synth Version Midi implementation chartIndication IndexInformation For China 602.00.0354.02

AX-Synth specifications

The Roland AX-Synth is a groundbreaking keytar that merges the classic charm of traditional synthesizers with cutting-edge technology, making it an ideal instrument for modern musicians and performers. Best known for its sleek, ergonomic design and wide-ranging sound capabilities, the AX-Synth caters particularly to keyboardists who want to take their performance to new heights.

One of the standout features of the AX-Synth is its portability. Weighing in at just under 4 kg, the AX-Synth is lightweight and easy to handle, allowing performers to move freely on stage while delivering captivating performances. The AX-Synth’s built-in strap system ensures that the instrument stays securely in place during active performances, allowing musicians to focus on their creative expressions without worrying about stability.

The synthesizer boasts a rich sound engine derived from Roland’s renowned SuperNATURAL technology. This advanced sound engine offers a remarkable level of expressiveness, with a wide range of sounds—from traditional analog synths to complex acoustic instruments. Additionally, the AX-Synth enables real-time sound manipulation thanks to its intuitive controls, including sliders and knobs for adjusting parameters such as filter, modulation, and effects.

One of the most appealing characteristics of the AX-Synth is its deep connectivity. It features MIDI I/O, allowing it to communicate with other devices and DAWs seamlessly. Moreover, it can operate as a USB MIDI controller, opening the door to a vast array of digital audio workstations and software instruments.

Another noteworthy aspect of the AX-Synth is its onboard effects. Musicians can easily add depth and texture to their performances with effects such as reverb, chorus, and delay. This versatility provides users with endless creative possibilities, allowing them to craft unique soundscapes on the fly.

The AX-Synth also includes a variety of performance features like arpeggiators and customizable patches, allowing musicians to explore diverse musical ideas during live shows. Its user-friendly interface makes it easy to navigate through the numerous presets and settings, ensuring that artists spend less time setting up and more time performing.

Overall, the Roland AX-Synth is not just a keytar; it's a powerful tool for musical expression, blending modern technology with the expressive nature of synthesizers. Whether on stage or in the studio, the AX-Synth opens new avenues for musicians, making it an essential instrument for those looking to make their mark in contemporary music.