Name: Roland E-68
Brand: Roland
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Main Features of Your E-684
Product View4
Unpacking Your E-686
Useful Options6
Precautions: Power Supply7
Precautions: Placement7
Precautions: Maintenance7
Additional Precautions7
Memory Backup8
Contents9
Setting up12
Demo Songs12
Front Panel Description14
Rear Panel Description18
User Interface21
Information to be Found in the Display21
Performance/One Touch Memory21
Tone/Style/Part Number21
Variation/Drum Pattern/Decimal Field22
Tone/Style/Part/Function Name22
Tempo/Transpose/Octave/Measure Field22
Chord Symbol Window23
Function/Exit23
Realtime Parts24
Realtime Section24
Upper 1,2/Lower24
Manual Bass/Drums24
Arranger Section25
Selecting Realtime Parts for Playing25
Layering Upper225
Playing the Lower, M.bass and M.drums Parts26
Keyboard Mode26
Whole Upper26
Arrange/Lower Split26
Whole M.drums27
Split Points27
Selecting the Manual Drums Part28
Selecting Tones/Selecting Tones for the Realtime Parts29
Selecting a Variation30
Default Tones/Drum Set in Arranger (E-68) Mode30
Tone Selection for Other Parts31
Selecting Drum Sets for the M.drums Part32
Realtime Performance Functions32
Pitch Bend and Modulation32
Transpose and Octave Up/Down33
Transpose33
Octave Up/Down34
Keyboard Velocity35
Sustain Pedal (Hold)35
Master Tune35
Arranger and Music Styles37
Arranger Parts38
Chord Intellihent40
Arranger: Chord Symbol Window40
Bass Inversion40
Chord Memory41
Style Tempo41
Starting a Misic Style42
Stopping a Music Style43
Selecting Another Style Division43
Basic and Advanced44
Original and Variation44
Major, Minor, Seventh44
Fills: to Original and to Variation45
Intro and Ending46
Drum Pattern (Realtime Changes of the Drum Accompaniment)47
Other Useful Style Playback Functions48
One Touch Program48
UP2 (Melody) Intelligent49
Selecting Music Styles49
Using External (Card) Styles50
Selecting Card Styles50
Writing and Loading Registrations - Performance Memories51
Writing Your Settings to a Performance Memory51
Write Protect52
Writing a Performance Memory53
Selecting a Performance Memory54
Performance Memory Parameters54
Note about Selecting Performance Memories and Card Styles55
Selectively Recalling Performance Memory Settings (Style Hold)55
Leaving the Performance Memory Environment (Cancel)56
Recorder (GM/GS Mode)57
How to Record a Song57
Before Recording57
You're On...58
Song Playback59
Saving Your Song to Disk60
Formatting a Disk60
Saving Your Song61
Useful Recorder Playback Functions62
Lyrics Function62
Fast Forward, Rewind and Reset63
Markers and Playback Loops63
Playing Back Standard MIDI Files64
Loading Songs65
Song Mode65
Notes Concerning the Load Sng Function: Cut Song?/Toobig66
Playback66
Live Performance with Standard MIDI File Backing (Minus One)67
Changing the Song Tempo67
Multi Song Parts68
Muting a Part68
About GM/GS70
Editing Via the Front Panel72
Part Balance (Volume) and Mute72
Part Balance and Mute (On/Off) in Arranger Mode73
Part Balance and Mute in GM/GS Mode74
Effects75
Reverb75
Chorus76
Editing Via the Parameter Menu76
How to Edit the Parameters (General Procedure)76
Parameters: E-68 Mode77
Writeprt (Write Protect)77
Mstrtune (Master Tune)77
Arrsplit (Arranger Split)77
Lwrsplit (Lower Split)78
Trpmode (Transpose Mode)78
PB Range (Pitch Bend Range)78
Rev/Chrtype (Reverb/Chorus Type)79
Mbsdecay (Manual Bass Decay)79
Parameters: Scale Tune (Scale C/B)80
Parameters: Song P1-1680
Part Switches: P/S Mtune- P/S MDR81
Part Switches: UP1/2, LWR, MBS, MDR82
MIDI in General84
Requirements for Receiving and Transmitting MIDI Data84
MIDI Connectors or Computer Connector84
Channels85
How to Edit the MIDI Parameters (General Procedure)86
MIDI in E-68 Mode (GM/GS Off)86
Receive (Rx) and Transmit (Tx) Channels87
NTA 1 Rx (Note-To-Arranger 1 Rx Channel)88
NTA 2 Rx (Note-To-Arranger 2 Rx Channel)89
Style Ch (Style Select Txrx Channel)89
Basic Ch (Basic Txrx Channel)89
MIDI Data Filters90
Progchng (Program Change)90
Pitchbnd (Pitch Bend)90
Modulatn (Modulation)91
Volume91
Sustain (Hold)91
NRPN (Non-Registered Parameter Number)91
Velo Rx (Receive Velocity)92
Lyrics Tx (Transmit Lyrics Messages)92
Sync Rx (MIDI Synchronization)92
Clock Tx94
Strstptx (Start/Stop/Continue)94
Song Pos P (Song Position Pointer)95
Partmute95
Local (On, Off)95
MIDI in Recorder Mode (GM/GS On)97
Housekeeping: Disk Mode98
How to Select the Disk Functions (General Procedure)98
Load Sng (Load Song)99
Possible Error Messages When Using Load Song99
Load Prf (Load Performance Memory Set)100
Possible Error Message When Using Load Prf101
Save Sng (Save Song) and Save Prf (Save Performance Set)101
Possible Error Messages When Using a Save Function102
Del Song (Delete Song) and del Prf (Delete Performance Memory Set)103
Error Messages When Using del Song or del Prf104
Diskcopy (Copying the Contents of an Entire Disk)104
Possible Error Messages When Using Disk Copy107
Format107
Initializing Your E-68 (Factory)107
Specifications109
Chord Intelligence110
E-68 Tones and Drum Sets112
MIDI Implementation Chart113

Brand	Roland
Model	E-68
Category	Electronic Keyboard
Language	English

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