Roland Compu Rhythm CR-68 Bedienungsanleitung

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COMPU RHYTHM

OWNER'S MANUAL

Various rhythm patterns are yours by the adoption

of the micro-computer in this mechanism.

With the importance of rhythm flow in mind, the

rhythm pattern willchange from the next measure.

With 11 kinds of percussion instruments as the

sound source, 34 different rhythm patterns are

pre-set. Along with this, FILL IN, ROLLING, and

BREAK produce 11 additional variations.

DISCO and other rhythms for contemporary sounds

are adopted in this mechanism.

ACCENT makes the rhythms musical.

With the adoption of TRIGGER-OUT, you can con-

nect asequencer and control the rhythm of a

synthesizer with TEMPO of CR-68.

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE COMPONENTS

FRONT PANEL

OPOWER -Power Switch

©VOLUME -Level Control

Volume

©BALANCE -Balance Volume

This knob controls the balance of

percussion. Turn it to the left and low

percussion (bass drum) is empha-

sized. Turn it to the right and high

percussion (cymbal, high hat) is em-

phasized.

OACCENT -Accent Volume

This knob regulates the amount of

accentuation. Turning it to the right

strengthens the accent.

START/STOP- Start/Stop.

Button

©TEMPO -Tempo Control

This knob controls the tempo of the

rhythm

OTEMPO PILOT LAMP

The lamp lights up at the first beat of

ameasure. It indicates the speed of

the rhythm

©RHYTHM SELECTION BUTTON

Press the button to choose the rhythm

you want You can have acombina

lion of two rhythm patterns by simul-

taneously pushing two buttons

If you push three buttons simultane-

ously, two rhythms will be selected

according to the order of priority

shown below.

©RHYTHM (A, B) -Rhythm Pat-

tern Selection Switch

Each RHYTHM SELECTION BUT-

TON (8) has two kinds of pre-set

rhythm patterns. You choose one of

the two patterns with this switch

©MEASURE -Measure Selector

This knob selects the variation cycle

when you want to make variations

automatically. If you set it at "2",

avariation in rhythm occurs once

every two measures in the second

measure.

Set it at "16" and you will have a

normal rhythm pattern for 15 meas-

ures and then avariation in the 16th

measure.

<D VARIATION SELECTOR

This knob chooses the pattern of var-

iation in rhythm.

FILL IN :1-7

Seven variation patterns are pre-set

In the measure set with MEASURE

SELECTOR, avariation is adopted

instead of anormal rhythm succes

sion.

ROLLING :HB SD

For ROLLING, the following variations

are added.

HB: High Bongo SD: Snare Drum

RHYTHM (A-B)

When the RHYTHM PATTERN SE-

LECTION SWITCH (9) is set at A,

this knob changes the rhythm pattern

to B. If it is set at B, RHYTHM

changes it to A

BREAK

The pattern of ameasure of rhythm

and then asucceeding measure of

rest are produced with BREAK.

<E> MANUAL BUTTON

When you want to make variations

manually, use this button. During

performance, no matter when you

press the button, with the functioning

computer, avariation occurs in the

following measure.

<D MANUAUAUTO SELECTION

SWITCH

When you want automatic variations

in rhythm, switch on to AUTO. For

manual operation, select MANUAL.

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(Top Priority).

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OUTPUT JACK

Select between "H, L" in accordance

to the input sensitivity of the amplifier

or instrument you want to connect

to. to obtain the appropriate volume

and tone quality.

©VARIATION

This iack is for using the pedal switch

!DP-1) to start avariation rhythm.

©START/STOP

This iack is for using the pedal switch

(DP- 11 10 start or stop arhythm

CONNECTION TERMINAL

©TRIG OUT

This jack is for the output of atrigger

pulse with the same cycle as the

rhythm.

(EXAMPLE)

By connecting CR-68 to asequencer

or JUPITER-4, the production of a

same cycle will make it possible to

control the synthesizer.

©TRIG

This switch selects the kind of pulse

you want.

°8 beat: produces apulse eight times

in ameasure.

°16 beat: produces apulse sixteen

times in ameasure.

"Combination: changes in "pattern

according to the rhythm.

"The pulse of the output of the bass

drum, the snare drum and the high

bongo combined is produced.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION

1After following in-

structions on HOOKUP,

turn on the power switch

of CR-68 as well as of

the amplifier or of the

instrument

2Choose the rhythm

you want with the

RHYTHM SELECTION

BUTTON and the

RHYTHM PATTERN SE-

LECTION SWITCH

3Push the START/

STOP BUTTON (7).

This will start the rhythm.

4While listening to the

rhythm, adjust the vol-

ume, the balance and the

tempo

5. Adjust the amount of

accentuation with the

ACCENT VOLUME,

(in making variations)

FOR AUTOMATIC CONTROL

1. Switch on to AUTO ~~

Of the MANUAL/AUTO

SELECTION SWITCH

2. Choose the variation

cycle with the MEASURE

SELECTOR

3Choose the variation

pattern with the VAR-

IATION SELECTOR. Set-

ting at "4". once every

four measures, setting at

"8", once every eight

measures you will get a

variation in the last meas-

ure for each case.

FOR MANUAL CONTROL

1. Switch on to MANU-

AL of the MANUAL/

AUTO SELECTION

SWITCH

2. Push the MANUAL

BUTTO\ and insert a

"VARIATION" in the

desired measure

The vanation will always

occur on the first beat of

the following measure D

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SPECIFICATIONS PRECAUTIONS

RHYTHM SELECTION BUTTON

ROCK 1-4. DISCO 1.2, WALTZ. SHUFFLE, SLOW

ROCK. SWING, FOX TROT, TANGO. BOOGIE, ENKA

(a genre in Japanese music), BOSSANOVA.SAMBA.

MAMBO. CHA CHA, BEGUINE, RHUMBA

SOUND SOURCE

BASS DRUM, SNARE DRUM, RIM SHOT, HI-HAT,

CYMBAL, MARACAS, CLAVES, COW BELL, HIGH

BONGO, LOW BONGO, LOW CONGA

VARIATION SELECTOR

FILL IN 1-7, BREAK, RHYTHM (A-B), ROLLING-

HB.SD

MEASURE SELECTOR -(2,4,8,12,16) :1

>CONTROL KNOB '-4

LEVEL, BALANCE, ACCENT, TEMPO

>SWITCH (BUTTON) :5

START/STOP, RHYTHM PATTERN SELECTOR,

AUTO/MANUAL SELECTOR, MANUAL, POWER

•JACK

OUTPUT :2

HL220KO LOW: 10 KQ

max. OdBm (Vol.:max., Ace Vol.rmin.)

FOOT SWITCH 2

START/STOP, VARIATION IDP-1)

TRIGGER PULSE OUT T

OFF:OV :ON :+15V pulse,

.TRIGGER PULSE SELECTION SWITCH :1

8beat, 16 beat, combination

•INDICATOR :1

TEMPO (also used as power switch pilot lamp)

.POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE 100V, 50/60 Hz

•POWER REQUIREMENTS 8W

•OVERALL SIZE 260IW) x275(D) x180(H) mm

•NET WEIGHT 4.5kg

•ACCESSORIES 2.5m hookup cord :1

'Specifications are sublet to change without notice.

Keep away from interferences that induce high levels

of noise, such as flourescent lamps, neon lights and

transformers as much as possible.

Tone quality might vary depending on the amplifier

used.

»Rough manipulation of the power switch can be

the cause of failure in the computer component

>Avoid places that are dusty, of high temperature or

high humidity.

»Use neutral detergent when cleaning the control

panel and asoft, dry cloth for the wooden body

'Do not use solvents such as paint thinner.

OPTION

PEDAL SWITCH DP-1

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