Roland FR-2b owner manual ~0~5, B1~63,0, t1~63, 20~250, Parameters, ~127

Transpose	[A1]/[3]	POW
–6~0~5	Default setting: 0

This parameter allows you to transpose all sections of the FR-2/ FR-2b, so as to play in one key and sound in another. The settings you can select with the registers are:

Transpose

1*	–6	F#		5•	0	C
2	–5	G	5*		1	C#
2*	-4	G#	6		2	D
3	–3	A	6*		+3	D#
3*	–2	A#	7		+4	E
4	–1	B	8		+5	F
Treble/Bass & Chord Balance			[B1]/[4]				POW
b1~63,0, t1~63			Default setting: 0

This parameter is used to set the balance between the Treble and Bass sections. When you select “b1” (register [1]), the Treble sec- tion is inaudible, while pressing register [7] (“t1”) means that the Bass section is no longer audible. The settings you can select with the registers are:

1	b60	5	t20
2	b40	6	t40
3	b20	7	t60
4•	0

Orchestra Level	[C2]/[5]	OK
Pad Sound Level	[C#2]/[6]	OK
Orchestra Bass Level	[D2]/[7]	OK
Orchestra Chord Level	[D#2]/[8]	OK
–40~Std~40	Default setting: Std

These parameters allow you to set the level of the ORCHESTRA, BASS or CHORD orchestral sound, or of the PAD function for a better balance with the other available sections. In that case, you can change its volume: The settings you can select with the regis- ters are (for both parameters):

	1	–40	5	+13
2		–27	6	+13
3		–13	7	+40
	4•	0
Metronome Tempo			[E2]/[9]		OK
20~250			Default setting: 120

This parameter allows you to set the metronome tempo. The set- tings you can select with the registers are:

1	Largo (40 BPM))	5	Moderato (120 BPM)
2	Larghetto (40 BPM)	6	Allegro (144 BPM)
3	Adagio (72 BPM)	7	Presto (192 BPM)
4•	Andante (96 BPM)	8	Prestissimo (208 BPM)

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Parameters

Metronome Time Sign	[F2]/[10]	OK
1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 6/8, 9/8	Default setting: 4/4

This parameter allows you to set the metronome’s time signature. The settings you can select are:

	1	1/4	5	5/4
2		2/4	6	6/4
3		3/4	7	6/8
	4•	4/4	8	9/8
Metronome Level			[F#2]/[11]		OK
Off, Low, Medium, High			Default setting: Medium

This parameter allows you to change the metronome’s level when it is too loud or too soft. See page 14 for details.

	1	Off	3•	Medium
2		Low	4	High
Reverb Level			[G2]/[12]		OK
0~127			Default setting: 48

This parameter allows you to set the volume of the reverb effect with respect to the accordion and/or orchestral sounds. It applies to all sections that are currently switched on. The settings you can select with the registers are:

1	0 (no reverb)	5	64
2	16	6	80
3	32	7	96
4•	48	8	127

Reverb Type[G#2]/[13]OK

Room 1~3, Hall 1~2, Plate, Delay, Default setting: Plate Panning Dly

This parameter allows you to specify what kind of effect the Reverb processor should generate. The available options are:

[1]	Room1	These reverbs simulate the reverberation of a
[2]	Room2	room. They provide a well-defined spacious
[3]	Room3	reverberation.
[4]	Hall1	These types simulate the reverberation of a
[5] Hall2		concert hall with a deeper reverberation than
		the Room reverbs.

[6]Plate • This effect type simulates a plate reverb (a studio device using a metal plate to simulate natural Reverb).

[7]	Delay	This is a conventional delay that produces
		echo effects.
[8]	PanningDly	This is a special delay in which the delayed
		sounds move left and right. It is effective
		when you are listening in stereo.

(The numbers between [ ] refer to the Treble registers.)

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