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Roland KR-17, KR-15 owner manual SFX Set List, 190

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SFX Set List

*-----: No sound.

*[EXC]: will not sound simultaneously with other percussion instruments of the same number.

		SFX Set 1		SFX Vox Set
21	-----			-----
22	-----			Uno
23	-----			Dos
	-----			Dos
24		-----		Tres
24	-----			Quatro
25	-----			Quatro
26	-----			One
27	-----			Two
28	-----			Three
29	-----			Four
29	-----			Female Yodel
30	-----			Female Yodel
31	-----			Female Yodel
32	-----			Female Yodel
33	-----			Female Yodel
34	-----			Female Yodel
35	-----			Female Yodel
	-----			Female Yodel
C2 36		-----		Female Yodel
C2 36	-----			Female Yodel
37	-----			Female Yodel
38	-----			Female Yodel
39		High Q		Female Yodel
40		Slap		Female Yodel
41		Scratch Push	[EXC7]	Female Yodel
41		Scratch Pull	[EXC7]	Male Yodel
42		Scratch Pull	[EXC7]	Male Yodel
43		Sticks		Male Yodel
44		Square Click		Male Yodel
45		Metronome Click		Male Yodel
46		Metronome Bell		Male Yodel
47		Guitar sliding Finger		Male Yodel
		Guitar sliding Finger		Male Yodel
C3 48		Guitar cutting noise (up)		Male Yodel
C3 48		Guitar cutting noise (down)		Male Yodel
49		Guitar cutting noise (down)		Male Yodel
50		String slap of double bass		Male Yodel
51		Fl.Key Click		Male Yodel
52		Laughing		Male Yodel
53		Screaming		Male Yodel
53		Punch		Boys Amen
54		Punch		Boys Amen
55		Heart Beat		Boys Amen
56		Footsteps1		Boys Amen
57		Footsteps2		Boys Amen
58		Applause		Boys Amen
59		Door Creaking		Boys Amen
		Door Creaking		Boys Amen
C4 60		Door		Boys Amen
C4 60		Scratch		Boys Amen
61		Scratch		Boys Amen
62		Wind Chimes		Boys Amen
63		Car-Engine		Boys Amen
64		Car-Stop		Boys Amen
65		Car-Pass		Boys Amen
65		Car-Crash		Ole!
66		Car-Crash		Ole!
67		Siren		Ole!
68		Train		Ole!
69		Jetplane		Ole!
70		Helicopter		Ole!
71		Starship		Ole!
		Starship		Ole!
C5 72		Gun Shot		Ole!
C5 72		Machine Gun		Ole!
73		Machine Gun		Ole!
74		Lasergun		Ole!
75		Explosion		Ole!
76		Dog		Ole!
77		Horse-Gallop		Ole!
77		Birds		Yeah!
78		Birds		Yeah!
79		Rain		Yeah!
80		Thunder		Yeah!
81		Wind		Yeah!
82		Seashore		Yeah!
83		Stream		Yeah!
		Stream		Yeah!
C6 84		Bubble		Yeah!
C6 84		Cat		Yeah!
85		Cat		Yeah!
86		Bird		Yeah!
87		BabyLaughing		Yeah!
88		Boeeeen		Yeah!
89		Glass & Glam		Yeah!
89		Ice Ring		Woo!
90		Ice Ring		Woo!
91		Crack Bottle		Woo!
92		Pour Bottle		Woo!
93		Car Horn		Woo!
94		R.Crossing		Woo!
95		SL 1		Woo!
		SL 1		Woo!
C7 96		SL 2		Woo!
97		Seal		Woo!
98		Fancy Animal		Woo!
99		Elephant		Woo!
100		Bike		Woo!
101		Car Engine 2		Woo!
102		Small Club		Ichi
103	-----			Ni
104	-----			San
105	-----			Shi

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Contents

Page Important Safety Instructions Page Page Page Maintenance Power SupplyPlacement Repairs and DataAutomatic Keyboard Additional PrecautionsBefore Using Floppy Disks Handling Floppy DisksHandling the CD Drive Before Using CDsHandling the CDs Pursuing the Playing Feel of a Grand Piano Main FeaturesIntroduction Get Easy Results with the Main ButtonsConnect to External Speakers for Concert Hall Presence Color Screen Makes Operation EasierConventions Used in This Manual How To Use This ManualIntroduction Panel Descriptions 111213 19 20Panel Descriptions 3334353637 Bottom Panel Panel DescriptionsContents Contents Appendices Various SettingsIndex Opening only the front top Before You Start PlayingOpening and Closing the Top KR-17 Opening both the front top and the topRaising the Music Stand Using the Music Holders KR-15Opening and Closing the Top KR-15 Before You Start PlayingConnecting the Power Cord Opening and Closing the LidDamper pedal right pedal Turning the Power On and OffConnect the Pedal Cable About the Pedals Sostenuto pedal center pedalConnecting Headphones Adjusting the Sound’s Volume and BrillianceConnecting a Microphone Some Notes on Using a MicrophoneMaking the Connections Connecting an External DisplayTurning the Power Off Displays That Can Be Connected to This InstrumentMain Screens Adjusting the Contrast of the ScreenAbout the Touch Screen Piano ScreenUsing the Main Icons Press the One Touch Program Piano button PerformancePlaying the Keyboard Like a Piano One-Touch Piano Changing the Piano SoundPress any one of the Tone buttons to select a tone group Performing with a Variety of Tones Tone ButtonsPerformance Touch a tone name to select the tonePlaying Percussion Instruments or Sound Effects Touch Exit several timesSearching by Conditions Using Keywords to Search for Tones Tone SearchSearching by Tone Name Performing with Two Sounds Layered Together Layer Cancelling the LayerChanging the tones At the Basic screen, touch Split Cancelling the SplitPlaying Different Tones with the Left and Right Hands Split Touch SplitChapter Adding Reverberation to the Sound Reverb Touch an icon to select the performance spaceCancelling the Effect Touch a part’s icon to switch the surround on and off Press the Surround button and watch the light go outTouch All Parts or Layer Part Changing the Amount of Surround AccompSelecting the tone to which the effect is applied Display Explanation All PartsBroadening the Reverb Sound Changing the Amount of Surround ReverbPress the Surround button and watch the indicator goes out Advance 3D screen is set to On Press the Equalizer button Touch the slider to make adjustmentTouch the Type icon to make your selection Press the Equalizer button and watch the indicator light up Storing the settingsAdjust the equalizer Touch Write Applying Effects to the Sound Effects Setting the EffectApplying effects to the sound Press the Vocal Effect button How to select Vocal EffectAdding Effects to Mic Vocals Vocal Effect Touch any one of the iconsAdjusting the Echo Echo Cancelling the Vocal EffectDisplayed Explanation Sing through the microphone Altering Vocals TransformerOnce again, touch the icon you selected in Step Touch Harmonist in of How to select Vocal Effect p Adding Harmonies Harmonist-Models Equipped With Moving KeyDisplay Explanation Duet Touch the Harmonist type you selected in againAdding Harmonies Harmonist-Models Without Moving Key KeyboardPlaying instrument sounds at vocal pitches Vocal Keyboard Touch Vocal Keyboard in of How to select Vocal Effect pCount to four One, two, three, four into the mic Display Explanation ArrangerTouch Variety Touch OFFSelect the song to which you want to add harmony Touch the icon you selected in againPerformance Select a song Enjoying Karaoke Performances with Music FilesPress Play/Stop button to stop the accompaniment Press the Metronome button and watch the indicator light up Using the Metronome and Rhythm Rhythm PartnerUsing the Metronome Stopping the metronomeDetermining the tempo with tempo marks Changing the Metronome SettingsAdjusting the tempo Changing the beat of the metronomeTouch the volume icon you’ve selected Changing the volumeOn the Metronome screen, touch Volume Changing the Type of SoundChanging how the metronome beat pattern sounds Changing the AnimationOn the Metronome screen, touch the Type On the Metronome screen, touch PatternStopping the Rhythm Changing the Rhythm settingsPlaying Rhythm Changing the RhythmOn the Rhythm screen, touch Volume Select a volume iconMusic Styles and Automatic Accompaniment What is Automatic Accompaniment?Automatic Accompaniment What Are Music Styles?Press the One Touch Program Arranger button Performing Using Automatic Accompaniment One-Touch ArrangerAutomatic Accompaniment Play a chord on the lower-part of keyboardAbout Chords Playing Chords with Simple Fingering Chord IntelligenceOn the Basic screen, touch Viewing Chord Fingerings Chord FinderTouch the root of the chord you want to learn about Selecting Music Styles Music Style Buttons Touch Preset A, B, C, or D in the lower part of the screenTouch a Music Style name to select the Music Style Selecting Music Styles on Floppy Disks TouchSearching by Music Style name Using Keywords to Search for Music Styles Style SearchPress one of the Music Style buttons Touch Search Decide which character you’ll use for the searchAdjusting the Accompaniment Tempo Playing Only Music Style Rhythm PatternsStarting without an intro Starting and Stopping the AccompanimentChanging the intro To start with a short intro addedStopping with an added ending Stopping Automatic AccompanimentStarting at the press of a button Stopping at the same time the button is pressedHaving a Count Sound Play at the End Intro Countdown Touch Switch to set this to onCancelling the countdown Touch CountdownChanging the Accompaniment Pattern Fill In Buttons Modifying an AccompanimentAdding a fill-in without changing the accompaniment pattern Advanced Display Explanation BasicFull Playing Phrases Phrase Press the Phrase button and watch the indicator light upTouch to choose the type of phrase Press one of the Pads Adding Harmony to the Right-Hand Part Melody Intelligence Select and touch a harmony typeStopping the sound in the left-hand On the Basic screen, touch LowerTouch Lower Automatic Accompaniment Adjusting the Volume Balance for Each Part Balance Adjust the volume balance with the Balance knobTouch each slider to adjust the volume balance Selecting the song Playing a SongPress the Select/Listen to a Song button Playing back Song PlaybackStopping the Song Searching by song name Press the Select/Listen to a Song button Touch SearchDecide which character you will use for the search Registering to Favorites Registering the Songs You Like FavoritesTouch the song name to select the song to be registered Touch AddRemoving Songs from Favorites Insert the CD in the CD Drive Removing a CDPlaying Back Songs on CDs Icon ExplanationTouch the folder name, then touch Press the Play/Stop buttonHow to Use the Remote Control Using the Remote ControlInstalling Batteries in the Remote Control DistanceAbout the Remote Control Button Explanation VolumeVOL + Press the Select/Listen to a Song button to select a song Practice FunctionsDisplaying the Score Press the Score Display buttonTouching Notes to Confirm the Sounds Touch the Notes Practice FunctionsMaking Detailed Settings for the Score Display Touch for the parameter being set to select the valueUser Part Saving Scores as Image DataTouch Option Touch Export Lower PartDisplaying the Score screen Practicing Songs with the Practice FunctionDisplaying the Score Screen Selecting the song Practicing Listening to a reference of the PerformanceOne Note Changing the practice settingsTouch the Notes Recording Your PerformanceTouch the icon for the parameter you want to set Touch the setting iconTouch Audition Adjusting the tempo with the Tempo + buttons Adjusting the TempoAdjusting the tempo with the dial Specifying the Tempo Setting the Tempo by Pressing the Button in Time Tap TempoAssigning functions to the Performance Pads Press the Pad to which Tap Tempo is assigned at least twiceUse Your Voice to Select the Tempo Vocal Tap Tempo Cancel the tempo mute settingPlaying Back at a Fixed Tempo Tempo Mute Match the Tempo Before You Begin Playing Count Cancelling the CountTouch Count Selecting the part that you’ll be playing Muting Some Parts Before Playing Track ButtonsSelect the song that you wish to play back p Playing back a songPlacing a Marker within a Song Setting Markers for Repeated Practice MarkerAccess the Marker screen 100Moving a Marker Playback from a Marker LocationErasing a Marker 101102 Cancelling repeat playbackPlaying Back the Same Passage Over and Over On the Marker screen, touch or in the middle of the screen103 Icon Target Settings ValueTransposing Keyboard Sounds Songs Played Back Transpose Press the Transpose buttonPress the Transpose button and the indicator light goes out Cancelling Transposition104 105 If the following screen appearsRecording and Saving the Performance Recording a New Song New Song106 Stop recording Press Reset button, then press Play/Stop button107 Listening to the Recorded PerformanceDecide on the Music Style Recording With Accompaniment108 Decide on the tempoTrack button Performance Recorded 109Whole Decide on the tone and tempo of the performance Recording Along with a Song110 Touch Add OnPress Play/Stop button to begin recording 111Press Play/Stop button to stop recording Erasing the Performance on Specific Tracks Erasing Recorded PerformancesChanging How Recording Stops 112Press the Bwd button one time Recording Songs Starting with Pickups113 Display Explanation Arranger StopFormatting Floppy Disks Format Using Floppy DisksInserting and Ejecting a Floppy Disk 114115 Touch Format DiskWhat are Favorites? Saving Songs116 Preparations for Saving DataDetermining the name of the song to be saved 117Determining the Save Destination Save 118Touch KR or MT Touch Save or As SMF to start savingPress the Disk button Touch File Deleting Saved Songs119 Touch DeleteSpecifying the Copy Source Copying Songs on Floppy Disks to Favorites120 Specifying the Copy DestinationCopying Songs Saved in Favorites to Floppy Disks 121User Program Saving Performance SettingsUser Program Registration 122Changing the Way User Programs Are Called Up Calling Up Saved User ProgramsSaving the User Program Sets User Program Registration124 Loading Saved User Program SetsSpecifying the set of User Programs to be loaded Press the User Program button Touch File Touch Delete Deleting Saved User Program Sets125 Touch ExecuteSetting the Transmission of the PC Using the Pedal to Switch User ProgramsCalling Up the Performance Settings to Be Set 12616-Track Sequencer Screen Creating and Editing SongsMultitrack Recording with 16 Parts 16-Track Sequencer 127128 Modifying the Settings of Each PartCreating and Editing Songs What’s Panpot?If the following message appears Recording a Performance129 Prepare for Recording Selecting the song to recordChanging the Recording Method Rec Mode 130Recording Recording While ErasingPrevious Recording Replace 131132 What is Blank Recording?Repeated Recording at Same Location Loop Recording Loop Recording Shortcut133 Recording a Passage Specified by Markers134 Inputting Chords with the Chord SequencerInputting Chords without Playing the Keyboard Editing SongsBasic Operation of the Editing Functions 135136 Undoing Edits UndoCopying Measures Copy EditingCopying Rhythm Patterns to Create Rhythm Parts Correcting TimingDiscrepancies Quantize 137Inserting Blank Measures Deleting Measures Delete138 Making Measures Blank Erase Transposing Individual Parts Transpose139 Correcting Notes One by One Exchanging Parts Part Exchange140 141 Modifying the Tone Changes Song PC EditChanging the Beat in the Middle of a Song Beat Map Touch in each to set the beat Touch ExecuteChanging the Tempo Within the Song Adjusting the Tempo While Listening to a SongChanging the Tempo of Recorded Songs 142143 Adjusting the Tempo at a Particular MeasureTempo Recording Shortcut Style Composer Creating Original Styles User Styles144 Style Converter pDeciding on a Style Creating Music Styles145 Muting Parts for a particular division146 Modifying the settings of each partFinishing the settings Style Arrangements147 Creating Styles in Auto ModeMaking the settings Creating songsChanging an Extracted Part Creating a Style in Manual Mode148 Chords Rhythm Bass Accomp Major Seventh Minor149 What is the User Memory?Saving a User Style Determining the name of the Style to be savedTouch to select the save-destination number Deleting Saved User Styles150 Touch File Touch DeleteCopying Styles Saved User Memory to Floppy Disks Copying Styles on Floppy Disks to the User Memory151 Procedure Various SettingsChanging the Settings for One-Touch Piano Adjusting ResonanceChoosing the Tuning Changing the Tuning TuningVarious Settings Setting the Tuning Curve Stretch TuningAdjusting the Resonant Sounds String ResonanceAdjusting the Keyboard Touch Key Touch Changing the Settings for One-Touch Arranger155 Display Explanation Suitable Changing the Keyboard’s Split Point Split Point156 OtherPerformance Pads Pedal Setting/User FunctionsAssigning Functions to Pedals 157158 Functions that can be assigned Pedals OnlyWhat are the Chord Tone and Bass Tone? Changing the Bend Range Pedal Setting159 Parame Value Explanation Ter NamePlacing a Marker in the Middle A Measure Changing the Settings for the Count-In and CountdownSettings for the Count-In 160161 162 Changing Standard Pitch Master TuneChanging the Language Language English, Japanese, German, French, SpanishSelecting the display to be set 163Selecting the images to be displayed Image data that KR can display Turning Off the Beat Indicator164 SizeCalibrating the Touch Screen Restoring the Factory Settings Factory ResetFormatting the User Memory 165Automatically Starting the Quick Tour Disabling Functions Other Than Piano Performance Panel Lock166 Changing the Play Button Functions Changing the Functions of the Remote Control’s Buttons167 Changing the Tempo + Button FunctionsChanging the Part That Makes the Keys Move Changing the Moving Key SettingsEnabling the Moving Key 168Touch the icon to choose the setting Detailed Song Playback SettingsTouch Play Mode 169170 Hiding the Lyrics LyricsDisplay Explanation Auto Synchronizing the Timing Piano and Accompaniment Changing the CD SettingsSetting the Type of CD To Be Played Back 171Connectors Connecting External DevicesConnecting Midi Devices 172173 Connecting External DevicesPerforming in Ensemble with Midi Instruments Midi Ensemble Connection ExamplesSelecting the Transmit Channel Tx Channel Midi SettingsTouch to make the setting for each item 174Device Composer Midi Out Sending RecordedPerformance Data to a Midi 175Output Main Jacks Connecting to Audio Equipment176 Output Aux Jacks177 Changing the Aux Jack Settings Aux OutSetup Examples With Aux Set to Surround Spacious LocationConnect to the Computer Connector Connecting a ComputerConnect to the Midi Connectors 178Connection with an Apple Macintosh computer 179Connection with an IBM PC No sound is heard Troubleshooting180 Case Cause/RemedySound is strange Troubleshooting181 Automatic accompaniment doesn’t play Correctly182 Unstable183 Error MessagesIndica Meaning Tion Tone List 184Tone List 185Drum Set List 186Drum Set List 187188 Jazz189 SFX Set List 190Effects List 191Music Style List KR-17 192Music Style List KR-15 193Chord List 194Chord List 195Internal Song List 196197 Internal Song ListPractice 198 MasterpiecesPatterns That Can Be Selected with the Edit Functions Rhythm Pattern ListPatterns That Can Be Selected with the Rhythm Button 199Parameters Stored in the User Program Parameters Stored in Memory BackupParameters Stored to Internal Memory 200Regarding Copyright 201What Are Music Files? SMF with LyricsMidi Implementation Chart 202Main Specifications 203Internal Memory Main Specifications204 OthersIndex 205Footage Index206 Key TemplateOrgan 207Music Assistant button Pedal EXScore Display button 208QS 5, QS 209 WonderlandInformation Avis 03126190 ’04-12-6N