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If so, change the angle or position of the unit. • Avoid using the unit in . excessive heat or humidity or where it may be affected by direct sunlight or dust. CLEANING VARIATION HAND CLAP t While holding down POWER ~T • Use a soft cloth and clean only with a mild detergent. • Do not use solvents such as thinner. Before using the CR-1000 for the first time: Place the batteries into the unit as shown in "Battery Replacement" on page 5, or connect the AC adaptor. Then take the following operation for initialization. Please never fail to do this. ► Make sure that the unit is turned off, then turn it on while holding the Hand Clap Key Qj) and the Variation Key © down. * Please note that this procedure will replace any previous data with the standard preset data. * The Variation Key serves to initialize the levies of the individual sound sources (or Shuffle, accent level), while the Hand Clap Key initializes the tempo. This means that it is also possible to initialize only either of them. * When any of the following troubles occur on the CR-1000, the data in memory is broken, so please take the above procedure for initialization. a. The Display shows nothing. b. The Display shows the tempo other than 30 to 270. c. The rhythm cannot be played. CONTENTS [[¡PANEL DESCRIPTION . .’......................3 [^OUTLINE OF THE CR-1000 ..................6 [3] CONNECTIONS....................................7 [^OPERATION........................................8 1. Basic Operation..............................8 a. Selecting and Playing a Rhythm . . 8 b. Volume Adjusting........................9 c. Tempo Controlling......................9 d. Accent......................................9 e. Changing Rhythms during Playing. . 9 2. Intro/Fill-in/Ending ........................10 a. Adding Intro..............................11 b. Adding Fill-in ............................11 c. Starting from Fill-in ....................12 d. Using an Ending Pattern................12 3. Other Useful Functions....................13 a. Arrangement with Shuffle Knob .. 13 b. Arrangement with Hand Clap .... 13 c. Tempo Writing............................13 d. Pedal Operation..........................14 [UmiDI..................................................15 1. Key start........................................16 2. Muance Function............................16 3. Rhythm Selection (Program Change).. 17 4. MIDI Sync (to external device) ..........18 5. The CR-1000 as MIDI Sound Module . 19 CR-1000'S RHYTHM PATTERN SCORES..................................................23 [^¡SPECIFICATIONS................................53 Copyright © 1986 by ROLAND CORPORATION All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION. 2 [1JPANEL DESCRIPTION Power Switch AC Adaptor Jack MIDI IN Connector O MIDI THRU Connector O Tempo Display 0 Accent Knob • Shuffle Knob Volume Knob ■ 9 Tempo Knob 0 Memory Mode Key Start/Stop Key Fill-in Key 0 Ending Key ■ 0 Intro Key Memory Backup • The CR-1000 features memory back-up system that retains the data even when switched off. A set of batteries supports its back-up circuit. • Be sure to keep the batteries securely connected even during AC operation. • Always replace with a complete set of new batteries once a year no matter how rarely you have used the unit. • The initializing procedure is not necessary when you replace the batteries. • If the unit is not to be used for long periods of time, please save the data on a tape then switch it off and remove the batteries, otherwise various troubles may be caused by battery leakage. • Please be sure that the polarities of the batteries are correct. • Please observe the following "Battery Replacement". • Battery replacement may be needed in about 6 hours, but this varies depending how you use the unit and the types of the batteries used. When the Tempo Indicator's flashing is dimmer or the sound and action of the unit are unstable, immediately replace the batteries. • The appropriate AC adaptor to be used with the CR-1000: PSA-120, 220 or 240 Battery Replacement * The data in memory can be retained if the batteries are replaced with a new set within ten minutes. ► Use six 1.5 V (UM-3) batteries. ® Make sure that the CR-1000 is turned off. POWER rufml °ff (D Remove the battery cover on the bottom of the unit. © Place a new set of batteries taking care of the polarities. (D Replace the battery cover. HOUTUNE OF THE CR-1000 The Roland drum machine CR-1000 contains 16 digital drum voices with 24 different basic rhythm patterns and 24 variation patterns. •The 16 digital drum sounds of the CR-1000 are a basic drum kit plus some Latin percussions which can be played in various preprogrammed rhythm patterns. • It is possible to add intro, fill-in and even ending pattern which serves to give a natural ending impression. •The level of the ind...