Roland FR-SB - page 40

Editing settings | PARAM LIST parameters

FR-3s/FR-3/FR-3sb/FR-3b V-Accordion

The FR-3sb/b is supplied with additional white and

black buttons that may come in handy. The white but-

tons come in two varieties: normal buttons and knurled

buttons. The latter are usually used to indicate the “C”

notes.

Note: This parameter is not reset when you load the factory

defaults (page 55).

C-Griff Europe C-Griff 2 B-Griff Bajan

Treble Mode (1/2)

Contents

Main NOTICE AVIS FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT Owners Manual ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH Page Contents 1. Features The digital advantage Useful accessory Superb performance flexibility Stand-alone electronic instrument Page Page 2. Important notes Important notes Additional precautions Repairs and data Maintenance Precautions for optional batteries V-Accordion Strap holder precaution Battery handling FR-3s/FR-3/FR-3sb/FR-3b 3. Panel descriptions Treble control panel Bass control panel Connection panel 4. Setting up Connections Using the OUTPUT sockets Securing the adapter and/or MIDI cable Attaching the straps Switching the power on and off If you are using the supplied adapter Using batteries and no external amplification (FR-3s/FR-3sb only) If you are using batteries and an audio connec- tion to an external device Listening to the demo songs _ 1 First steps The sections of your FR-3 How to read the display D 440 240. 430 . ABC Touring the FR-3s sections Bellows resistance regulator Bass strap Treble section Page Bass section Playing in Free Bass mode Using the orchestral sounds 443. Orchestral sounds for the Treble section dUa SOl HIg lOU Std OCL Orchestral sounds for the Bass section Wrt Yes Orchestral sounds for the Chord section Obl -10 OCl 10 143.. Orchestral sounds for the Free Bass section 662 Ofl -10 5. Other practical functions Switching off sections you dont need Using the metronome Setting up the metronome 110 M L 2 Using the metronome Pitch-related functions Transpose function Transposing the Treble section in octave steps trp --- 5 Transposing the Orchestra section in octave steps Musette Detune --- det 5 6. Saving your settings (User Program) Saving the current settings Recalling a User Program Editing a User Program UP4. 7. Editing settings Selecting the desired function det PARAM LIST parameters Musette Detune Master Tune Transpose Page Orchestra Level Orchestra Bass Level, Orchestra Chord Level, Orchestra Free Bass Level O L Obl OCL OFL Treble Valve Noise Bass Button Noise Bass Reed Growl trn bbn brg Fbn Frg m l reu CHr Orchestra Touch Orch. Bass/Free Bass/Chord Touch O t Obt blC StE fbm Editing settings | PARAM LIST parameters N. Europe Free Bass Mode (C3= note number 48) Bass & Chord Mode Metronome Function bcM mfn Auto Power Off APO COL Roland Logo Color MIDI parameters Page MIDI parameter list Selecting the desired MIDI LIST function MIDI Out/In Treble TX/RX channel Wrt Yes mId trb Treble Octave Tx trO bFr bfO CHd CHO OrC OrO Obs ObO OCH OCO Ofb Orchestra Free Bass Octave TX Basic Channel TX/RX OfO bCH cCH PCH bES VEL brE Sending program change messages when necessary ( SPC C32 bPC , C00 C00 C32 8. Restoring the factory defaults dMP Fty 9. Using optional batteries bat What can you do with batteries? Installing and removing batteries Note about rechargeable batteries 10. Troubleshooting No sound No sound and the display shows --- No power The FR-3 does not respond to your playing 11. Specifications 12. Appendix Factory Sets Demo Songs MIDI implementation MIDI implementation Data Set 1 DT1 (12H) 1. Received data Channel Voice Messages Note off 3. Bulk Dump 4. Program change messages MIDI Implementation Chart MIDI Implementation Chart [V-Accordion] Date: April 2006 Model: FR-3s/FR-3sb/FR-3/FR-3b Version: 1.00 Information | Information 13. Information NORTH AMERICA MIDDLE EAST ASIA . 14. Index A B C D P R S T U