Name: Roland D-20
Brand: Roland
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Contents3
Important Notes4
Power4
Cleaning4
Location4
Memory Back-Up5
How to Handle a Floppy Disk6
Panel Description7
Outline of the D-2011
Features11
Modes13
Partial and Maximum Voices16
Connections17
Performance Mode18
Power-Up18
Patch Selection19
Performance Controlling Functions24
Bender Lever24
Velocity24
Hold24
Rhythm Play25
Track Play25
Level Adjustment26
Rhythm Mode27
Pattern Play28
Manual Drum28
Metronome30
Volume Adjustment30
Beat Setting31
Playing the Metronome with the Rhythm Performance32
Master Tuning33
Key Transpose34
ROM Play Mode35
Specifications37
Multi Timbral Mode41
Concept of the Multi Timbral Mode41
Basic Procedures43
Changing Displays43
Timbre Selection45
Function Setting47
MIDI Function Setting47
Unit Number49
Timbre Dump49
Tune/Function Setting50
Pan and Level53
Recording55
Preparation for Recording55
Performance Data55
Rhythm Track56
Setting the Metronome57
Setting the Metronome Mode57
Recording Procedure59
Making Rhythm Patterns59
Recording the Rhythm Track59
Editing the Recorded Data59
Saving the Recorded Data60
Wiring Onto a Memory Card72
Sequencer Mode74
Recording from any Bar80
Key on Recording85
Synth Part Recording87
Rhythm Recording88
Editing Performance Data91
Punch In/Punch out95
Overdubbing97
Overdubbing of Pan/Volume101
Clear104
Track Clear106
Erase108
Erasing Pan/Volume Messages110
Quantize112
Song Name114
Sequencer Play115
Play Mode115
Selecting Tracks to be Played116
Playback from any Bar116
Repeat Play117
Other Useful Functions117
Rhythm Pattern Number117
Total Time Display117
Edit118
Rhythm Setup118
Preset Rhythm Tones122
Preprogrammed Rhythm Setup122
Writing Procedure123
Patch and Timbre124
Patch Parameters126
Key Mode127
Split Point127
Tone Select128
Key Shift129
Fine Tune129
Bender Range129
Assign Mode130
Reverb Switch131
Reverb Type131
Reverb Time132
Reverb Level132
Tone Balance132
Patch Level132
Patch Name133
Timbre134
Timbre Parameters136
Writing into the Internal Memory139
Normal Type Memory Protect off140
Writing Onto a Memory Card143
Tone145
The Basic Concept of a Tone145
Partials149
Wave Generator150
Time Variant Filter150
Time Variant Amplifier151
Editing Procedure152
Editing Functions157
Tone Parameters160
Common160
ENV Mode162
WG Pitch/Modulation163
LFO Rate165
LFO Depth165
Modulation Sensitivity165
Bender Switch165
WG Form/Pitch ENV166
Pulse Width169
Pulse Width Velocity Sensitivity169
Pitch ENV Depth170
Pitch ENV Velocity Sensitivity170
Pitch ENV Key Follow (Time)170
Pitch ENV171
TVF Frequency/Env173
Cutoff Frequency173
Resonance173
Key Follow (Frequency)174
Biass Point/Level175
TVF Env177
TVA Level179
Bias Level180
ENV Velocity Follow181
Tva Env182
Applications of the D-20188
Using the Sequencer188
How to Use the Sequencer190
Using MIDI Devices191
How MIDI Messages Run191
Program Change198
Patch Dump199
MIDI Channel Setting for each Part200
Clock Mode Setting209
Recording from an External Sequencer210
Data Transfer213
Copying with a Floppy Disk213
Formatting215
Deleting224
Copying with a Memory Card226
Data Transfer with MIDI233
LA Synthesis238
What Is Sound Made Of?238
Understanding la Synthesis242
Trouble Information247
No Sound Is Heard or the Volume Is too Low247
Rhythm Sound Is Not Heard247
No Metronome Sound Is Heard248
Pitch Is Not Normal248
A Patch/Timbre Cannot be Selected248
MIDI Messages Are Not Correctly Communicated249
The Programmer Does Not Seem to Work Properly249
Error Messages250
Error Messages Shown During Writing or Data Transfer252
Tables257
Parameter Address Map265
Roland Exclusive Messages269
Recognized Receive Data277
MIDI Implementation281

Brand	Roland
Model	D-20
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English

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