Chapter 6 Editing Functions

Choosing an Editing Function

There is a variety of ways you can edit performances recorded

using the KF-90 Track buttons or 16-track sequencer.

1.Press the [Composer Navigator] button, getting its indicator to light up.

The Composer Navigator screen appears.

Part Exchange Exchanges (swaps) the notes in two Parts (p. 130).

Note Edit

Used to correct individual notes one at a

 

time (p. 130).

PC Edit

Used to correct changes in Tones during the

 

course of a song (p. 131).

 

 

Touch <Exit> to go back to the previous screen.

→“PC” is an abbreviation for Program Change, which is a command that means “Change the Tone.” In a song that changes Tones partway through, a “PC” is inserted at the place where the Tone changes.

Canceling an Edit

You can cancel an editing operation that you’ve just carried out. This is handy when you want to undo an edit and restore it to the way it was before.

2.Touch <Song Edit>.

A Song Edit screen like the one shown below appears.

Touch Page < > and < > to switch screens and display other editing functions.

3.Touch Page < > and < > to switch screens and choose an editing function.

After you make your choice, follow the steps on the page for the selected function to carry out the operation.

Display

Description

Undo

Cancels an editing operating (p. 124).

Copy

Copies a measure or onboard rhythm

 

pattern (p. 125, p. 126).

Quantize

Corrects discrepancies in the timing of notes

 

in a recorded performance (p. 126).

Delete

Deletes a measure (p. 127).

Insert

Adds a blank measure (p. 128).

Transpose

Transposes a Part (p. 128).

Erase

Makes a measure blank (p. 129).

1.Follow the steps in “Choosing an Editing Function” to choose <Undo>.

Editing functions that can be undone appear on screen.

2.Touch <OK> to cancel the editing function shown on screen.

Touch <Cancel> to go back to the Edit screen.

→Some edits can’t be undone, not even by choosing “Undo.” We recommend saving your song on a floppy disk or User Memory before you edit it. For information on how to save your song, see “Saving Songs to Floppy Disks” (p. 109).

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KF-90 specifications

The Roland KF-90 digital piano is a remarkable instrument that stands out in the crowded field of portable keyboards. Known for its versatility, the KF-90 is designed for both novice and experienced musicians, providing a wide range of features that make it a perfect choice for practice, performance, or composition.

One of the standout features of the KF-90 is its weighted hammer action keyboard. This innovative key mechanism simulates the feel of an acoustic piano, offering the player a more authentic touch and response. The keys are designed to respond to subtle nuances in playing dynamics, allowing for expressive performances across various genres of music.

The KF-90 boasts an impressive library of sounds, including a rich array of acoustic piano voices, electric pianos, string instruments, and synthesizers. With over 300 built-in tones, musicians will find endless possibilities for creativity. Additionally, the onboard sound engine leverages advanced sampling technology to ensure that the sounds produced are high quality and accurate.

For those looking to enhance their performance, the KF-90 includes a range of digital effects, such as reverb and chorus, which enrich the overall sound. This makes it easy to create depth and atmosphere in compositions. The instrument also features a multi-track recording function, enabling users to layer sounds and create complex arrangements directly on the piano.

Connectivity is another key aspect of the KF-90, as it comes equipped with USB MIDI, allowing for seamless integration with music software and other digital devices. This feature is especially valuable for composers looking to utilize advanced production techniques or for educators who wish to incorporate technology into their teaching methods.

The KF-90 is designed with portability in mind, featuring a lightweight construction and a sleek, modern design. It includes built-in speakers for convenient playability, but can also be connected to external speakers or headphones for a more immersive experience.

Overall, the Roland KF-90 digital piano is a fantastic combination of traditional piano aesthetics and modern technological innovation. Its weighted keys, extensive sound library, and connectivity options make it a versatile instrument suitable for musicians of all skill levels, whether for practice, recording, or live performances. With the KF-90, Roland continues its legacy of creating high-quality musical instruments that inspire creativity and encourage musical exploration.
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