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User manual Roland, model KF-90

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The score screen appears (p. 84). 3. Touch at the bottom of the screen. The following screens appears. This screen consists of two pages. Use Page < > and < > to change pages. Display Value Description Pitches C,D,E Do,Re,Mi Off Letter names (fixed do) are displayed in the detailed score. Solmization syllables (movable do) are displayed in the detailed score. Not displayed Clef L Auto G Clef F Clef Changes automatically Display the G-clef staff of the left-hand part Display the F-clef staff of the left-hand part Clef R G Clef F Clef Auto Display the G-clef staff of the right-hand part Display the F-clef staff of the right-hand part Changes automatically Key Auto b x 5–0–# x 6 Display automatically Display the score in the selected key Display Value Description Lower Part Lower Track, 1–16 Select the part to be displayed as the left-hand part. The power- up default is “Lower Track.” Upper Part Upper Track, 1–16 Select the part to be displayed as the right-hand part. The power- up default is “Upper Track.” User Part Whole Track, 1–16 Select the part used for recording your performance. The power-up default is “Whole Track.” 4. Touch to set each setting. Touch to go back to the Score screen. Changing the Tone Set When Playing Back a Song When playing back song data, the data is normally set to be played back using GS tones (tones compatible with other GS devices). By changing the settings, you can play back portions of the data using tones particular to the KF-90. 1. Press the [Composer Navigator] button. The Composer Navigator screen appears. 2. Touch . The following screen appears. 3. Touch an icon to select the setting. Display Description GS Playback uses GS-compatible tones. Result is same as that from any other GS instrument. KF Playback will use KF tones for some tones. This will make the performance more expressive. However when the data is played back on non-KF models, the nuances of the performance may be different. Touch to go back to the Function screen. Chapter 149 Chapter 8 Changing Various Settings Changing the Settings for the Marker and the Count Sound You can set markers at points within measures and change the sound used with the CountIn feature. To change these settings, use the following procedure to bring up the “Marker Option Screen.” 1. Press the [Composer Navigator] button. The Composer Navigator screen appears. 2. Touch . The Marker/Count In Screen (p. 90) appears. 3. At the Marker screen, touch at the bottom right of the screen. The following screen will appear. This is called the “Marker Option screen.” Touch to go back to the Marker screen. ¦ Changing the Number of Measures Counted and the Count Sound When you’ve made the setting for sounding an audible count (p. 88), you can change the number of measures that are counted, as well as the type of counting sound. 1. Display the Marker Option screen. 2. Use to choose the number of measures to count and the count sound. Indication Description The one-bar count will sound. The two-bar count will sound. 3. Use to choose the count sound. Indication Description Sticks Sound of tapping with a stick Click A bell and a clicking sound Electronic Electronic sound Voice(JP) A voice counting “1, 2” in Japanese Voice(ENG) A voice counting “1, 2” in English Wood Block Wood Block Triangle/Castanet Triangle and castanet sound Handclap Clapping Animal Animal Voice Touch to go back to the Marker screen. > Take a look at “Counting Down Before a Performance Starts” (p. 88). ¦ Playing the Count Sound at Each Repetition You can choose whether the count is sounded at every repetition when you repeat playback of a song or a particular passage. 1. Display the Marker Option screen. 2. Select the way this is to be played with the . Indication Description First Time The count is sounded only before the first playback. Every Time The count-in is sounded each time the song is played. Touch to go back to the Marker screen. > Take a look at “Counting Down Before a Performance Starts” (p. 88). ¦ Placing a Marker in the Middle of a Measure A marker is normally placed at the start of the selected measure, but you can also set it so that a marker is placed at a position partway through a measure. 1. Display the Marker Option screen. 2. Touch to choose the marker setting. Indication Description Measure This lets you place a marker at the beginning of the measure. Beat This lets you place a marker at each beat. Touch to go back to the Marker screen. * When “Beat” is selected for this setting, place the markers while the song is played back. > Take a look at “Placing/Erasing a Marker Within a Song” (p. 90). Chapter 8 Changing Various Settings Adjusting the Standard Pitch (Master Tuning) The standard pitch generally refers to the pitch of the note that’s played when you finger the middle A key. For a cleaner ensemble sound while performing with one...