Roland Compurhythm CR-78 Bedienungsanleitung

ISS

Roland

COMPURHYTHM

CR-78

OWNER’S

MANUAL

•An

infinite

number

rhythm

patterns

are

yours

be¬

cause

the

adoption

micro-computer

this

instrument.

•With

kinds

percussion

instruments

the

sound

source,

there

are

different

preset

rhythm

patterns.

Along

with

this,

kinds

ADD

VOICE

and

METAL¬

LIC

BEAT,

plus

CANCEL

VOICE

which

cancels

out

different

instrument

sounds

each

pre-set

rhythms

offers

many

variations

the

rhythm

patterns.

•FILL

IN,

ROLLING

and

BREAK

produce

variations

rhythmic

progression.

•LONG

and

SHORT

FADE

and

FADE

OUT

are

pos¬

sible.

•With

the

importance

rhythm

flow

mind,

the

rhythm

pattern

will

change

from

the

measure.

•ACCENT

makes

the

rhythms

musical.

•With

the

TRIGGER

OUT

and

EXTERNAL

CLOCK

functions,

tempo

synchronization

with

externa!

in¬

struments

such

sequencer

made

possible.

«CAUTiON»

Turn

the

power

switch

for

twenty

four

hour

period

least

once

every

six

months

order

charge

the

memory

backup

bat¬

tery

when

this

machine

not

regular

use.

This

unit

uses

battery

backup

protect

the

user-loaded

memory

data

when

the

power

switch

off.

the

battery

loses

its

charge,

the

memory

will

lost.

not

charged

for

long

period

time,

the

battery

may

swell

and

leak

gas

which

may

damage

this

unit.

Plugging

unplugging

the

cord

while

the

power

switch

might

cause

the

built-in

computer

malfunction.

Therefore

always

plug

the

cord

before

turning

the

power.

(If

malfunction

the

computer

occurs,

turn

off

the

power

switch

and

seconds

later

turn

again

NAMES

AND

FUNCTIONS

THE

COMPONENTS

FRONT

PANEL

POWER

VOLUME

BALANCE

(Balance

Control)

This

slider

controls

the

balance

the

percussion

sounds.

Sliding

upward

will

emphasize

the

high

percussion

sounds

(cymbal,

high

hat,

maracasl

and

sliding

downward

will

em¬

phasize

the

low

percussion

sounds

(bass

drum).

CYMBAL

HIGH

HAT

METALLIC

BEAT

This

slider

controls

the

volume

METALLIC

BEAT

make

the

sound

the

cymbal

(CY.)

and

the

high

hat

(HH.)

the

way

you

want

sound.

METALLIC

BEAT

will

occur

the

same

time

with

the

pattern

the

cymbal

and

high

hat

the

pre-set

rhythms

(for

SWING,

the

METALLIC

BEAT

will

simulta¬

neously

played

with

the

cymbal

the

high

hat

and

the

METALLIC

BEAT).

‘When

the

Cymbal/high

hat

Cancel

Button

the

sounds

the

cymbal

and

high

hat

are

cancel¬

led,

and

the

METALLIC

BEAT

will

played

8-beat

rhythm

which

has

correspondence

with

the

pre¬

set

rhythms.

ADD

VOICE

—

TAMBOURINE

This

slider

controls

the

volume

the

tambourine.

©ADD

VOICE

GUIRO

This

slider

controls

the

volume

the

guiro.

‘ADD

VOICE

maintains

fixed

rhythm

relation

the

pre-set

rhythms.

ACCENT

—

Accent

Volume

This

knob

regulates

the

amount

accentuation.

Turning

the

right

strengthens

the

accent.

TEMPO

—

Tempo

Control

This

knob

controls

the

tempo

the

rhythm.

TEMPO

PILOT

LAMP

The

lamp

lights

the

first

beat

measure.

indicates

the

speed

the

rhythm.

FADE

—

FADE

Selector

FADE

the

effect

where

the

Sound

level

gradually

increases

until

reaches

the

level

loudness

deter¬

mined

the

VOLUME

control.

Set

OFF

when

not

using

the

FADE

effect.

FADE

OUT

—

FADE

OUT

Selector

FADE

OUT

gradual

dying

away

the

sound.

Set

OFF

when

not

using

the

FADE

OUT

effect.

START/STOP

RHYTHM

SELECTION

BUTTON

Press

the

button

choose

the

rhythm

you

want.

You

can

have

combination

two

rhythm

patterns

simultaneously

pushing

two

but¬

tons.

you

push

three

buttons

simultane¬

ously,

two

rhythms

will

selected

First

priority

—;—

[

ETTTT1

U_ED

RHYTHM

(A,B)—Rhythm

Pat¬

tern

Selection

Switch

Each

RHYTHM

SELECTION

BUT¬

TON

has

two

kinds

pre-set

rhythm

patterns.

You

choose

one

the

two

patterns

with

this

switch.

..VARIATION..

The

addition

the

VARIATION

ef¬

fect

produces

changes

the

rhyth¬

mic

progression.

VARIATION

SELECTOR

This

knob

chooses

the

pattern

var¬

iation

rhythm.

FILL

IN:

1-7

Seven

variation

patterns

are

pre-set.

the

measure

set

with

MEASURE

SELECTOR,

variation

adopted

instead

normal

rhythm

succes¬

sion.

ROLLING:

HB.

SD.

For

HOLING,

the

following

variations

are

added;

HB:High

Bongo

SD:Snare

Drum

RHYTHM!

A-B)

When

the

RHYTHM

PATTERN

SE¬

LECTION

SWITCH

set

this

knob

changes

the

rhythm

pattern

set

RHYTHM

changes

BREAK

The

pattern

measure

rhythm

and

then

succeeding

measure

rest

are

produced

with

BREAK,

MEASURE

—

Measure

Selector

This

knob

selects

the

variation

cycle

when

you

want

make

variations

automatically.

you

set

"2",

variation

rhythm

occurs

once

every

two

measures

the

second

measure.

Set

"16"

and

you

will

have

normal

rhythm

pattern

for

meas¬

ures

and

then

variation

the

16th

measure.

MANUAL/AUTO

SELECTION

SWITCH

When

you

want

automatic

variations

rhythm,

switch

AUTO.

For

manual

operation,

select

MANUAL

BUTTON

When

you

want

make

variations

manually,

use

this

button.

During

performance,

matter

when

you

press

the

button,

with

the

function¬

ing

computer,

variation

occurs

the

following

measure.

CANCEL

VOICE

Cancel

Button

These

buttons

cancel

the

indicated

instrument

sounds

when

using

the

per-set

rhythms.

..PROGRAMMER..

With

the

CR-78,

you

can

create

your

own

rhythmic

patterns

and

have

them

memorized

the

micro-com¬

puter

circuits.

TRACKS

The

diodes

with

light

synchro¬

nization

with

the

programmed

rhythm.

INSTRUMENT

SELECTOR

This

knob

selects

the

instrument

voice

you

want.

*At

the

ACCENT

position,

rhythmic

accents

can

programmed.

MEMORY

—

PLAY

—

ALL

Program

Switch

MEMORY:

This

position

used

for

programming

pat¬

tern

for

clearing

one

track.

PLAY:

This

position

used

for

reproducing

the

memo¬

rized

rhythmic

patterns.

Aside

from

when

not

programming

rhythmic

patterns,

always

the

swit¬

play.

ALL:

When

you

want

erase

all

four

tracks

the

pro¬

grammed

rhythms,

set

this

position

the

Clear

Button

CLEAR

—

Clear

Button

This

used

for

erasing

the

memo¬

rized

rhythms.

PROGRAM

RHYTHM

Buttons

The

memory

number

selection

but¬

tons

are

used

for

rhythm

program¬

ming

for

using

the

rhythms

you

have

already

programmed.

The

order

priority

shown

the

diagram

below.

REAR

PANEL

OUTPUT

(Output

Jack)

Use

the

jack

with

the

input

imped¬

ance

which

matches

the

amplifier

instrument

being

used.

(|)

VARIATION

This

jack

for

using

the

pedal

switch

(DP-1,DP-2)

start

variation

rhythm

START/STOP

This

jack

for

using

the

pedal

switch

(DP-1,

DP-2)

start

stop

rhythm.

TRIG

OUT

This

jack

for

the

output

trigger

pulse

with

the

same

cycle

the

rhythm.

EXAMPLE

connecting

CR-78

sequencer

JUPITER-4,

the

production

same

cycle

will

make

possible

control

the

synthesizer.

8”,

16”.

COMBI

This

switch

selects

the

way

the

pulse

generated

from

the

TRIGGER

OUT

jack.

°8

beat:

produces

pulse

eight

times

measure.

°16

beat:

produces

pulse

sixteen

times

measure.

“Combination:

changes

'pattern

according

the

rhythm.

"The

pulse

the

output

the

bass

drum,

and

the

high

bongo

combin¬

produced.

WRITE

This

jack

for

connecting

the

ac¬

cessory

TS-1

(or

the

optional

DP-2)

used

for

programming

rhythmic

pat¬

terns.

EXT

CLOCK

connecting

external

clock

pulse

this

jack,

you

can

control

the

tempo

the

CR-78

means

external

instrument.

supplying

clock

counts

per

measure

the

CR-78

from

external

source

the

CR-78

will

completely

synchronized

it.

*At

this

point

TEMPO

CONTROL

and

the

TEMPO

PILOT

LAMP

the

front

panel

have

relations

this

function.

-.EXTERNAL

CLOCK

PULSE»

PROGRAM

Switch

PLAY

Voltage:

—

15V

minimum

pulse

width:

frequency:

—

100

‘Synchronization

takes

place

counts

per

measure.

CONNECTION

TERMINAL

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

OPERATION

fter

following

instructions

HOOKUP,

turn

the

power

switch

CR-68

well

the

amplifier

the

instrument.

POWER

•

Of*

hoose

the

rhythm

you

want

with

the

RHYTHM

SELECTION

BUTTON

and

the

RHYTHM

PATTERN

SELEC¬

TION

SWITCH.

ush

the

START/STOP

BUTTON

This

will

start

the

rhythm.

While

listening

the

rhythm,

adjust

the

volume,

the

balance

and

the

tempo.

Adjust

the

amount

accentua¬

tion

with

the

ACCENT

VOLUME,

(in

making

variations!

ACCENT

■

-N

—-

■

«VARIATIOI\l»

FOR

AUTOMATIC

CONTROL

witch

AUTO

the

MANUAL/AUTO

SELECTION

SWITCH.

oose

the

variation

cycle

with

the

MEASURE

SELECTOR.

•Setting

"4",

once

every

four

measures,

setting

"8",

once

every

eight

measures

you

wiH

get

varia¬

tion

the

last

measure

for

each

case.

hoose

the

variation

pattern

with

the

VARIATION

SELECTOR.

FOR

MANUAL

CONTROL

Switch

MANUAL

the

MANUAL/AUTO

SELECTION

SWITCH.

Push

the

MANUAL

BUTTON

and

insert

"variation”

the

desired

measure.

The

variation

will

always

occur

the

first

beat

the

following

meas-

sure.

For

tempo

control

rhythms

with

the

clock

signal

start

You

con

either

pass

through

the

dock

signal

first

and

then

press

the

Start/Stop

Button

press

the

button

first.and

then

pass

the

signal.

stop

First

press

the

Start/Stop

Button

and

then

stop

the

dock

oscillator

signal.

The

rhythm

will

co¬

mmence

from

the

first

beat

started

again.

Note

Terminating

Just

the

dock

signal

will

stop

the

rhythm

and

commencing

the

signal

again

will

start

the

rhythm

from

where

last

ended.

THE

OPERATION

THE

PROGRAMMER

SECTION

The

CR-78

will

memorize.

You

can

make

your

own

rhythmic

pstterns.

The

memory

programmed

with

the

manual

switch

(TS-1)

the

optional

pedal

switch

DP-1,

DP-2.

Four

voices

can

used

for

each

rhythmic

pattern

and

four

rhythmic

patterns,

each

two

measures

(96

counts),

can

memorized.

Also

erasing

one

voice

the

whole

rhythm

pattern

possible.

Therefore

you

can

create

new

pat¬

terns

over

and

over

again.

The

built-

battery

will

preserve

the

memorized

data

long

recharged

every

six

months.

PROGRAMMING

onnect

the

accessory

manual

switch

(TS-1)

the

WRITE

jack

the

rear

panel.

ress

the

PROGRAM

RHYTHM

(l-IV)

buttons

where

you

want

the

rhythm

memorized.

the

Program

Switch

ALL

and

press

the

CLEAR

button.

This

will

erase

any

previeously

program¬

med

rhythm.

the

Program

Switch

PLAY.

While

striking

TS-1,

choose

in¬

strument

sound

from

the

INSTRU¬

MENT

SELECTOR.

the

PROGRAM

switch

MEMORY

and

the

memories

are

now

ready

rhythmic

patterns

"played"

with

the

TS-1.

Push

START.

(The

VARIATION

switch

should

OFF).

The

memories

will

rhythm

pulses

any

time.

This

means

that

any

number

measures

may

allowed

pass

order

get

the

rhythm

and

tempo

mind.

Also,

you

have

ac¬

cidentally

omitted

beat,

for

exam¬

ple,

merely

wait

for

the

two

measure

pattern

repeat

and

add

the

beat

where

desired.

The

above

procedure

will

load

the

rhythm

pattern

for

the

selected

voice

into

TRACK

The

TRACK

LED

will

flash

each

time

the

voice

trig¬

gered.

epeat

the

above

steps

for

the

desired

rhythm

voice.

The

new

voice

will

automatically

loaded

into

TRACK

Repeat

again

for

two

voices.

•If

the

ACCENT

position

the

INSTRUMENT

SELECTOR

switch

used,

accent

will

occur

any

point

where

the

-1

pressed.

•If

mistake

made

while

one

the

voices,

press

the

CLEAR

button

and

that

voice

over

again.

■

emember

that

beats

may

added

any

the

voices

any

time

without

having

clear

the

memory

and

start

over.

Just

select

the

voice

with

the

INSTRUMENT

SELECTOR

and,

with

the

PROGRAM

switch

MEMORY,

use

the

TS-1

switch

add

the

desired

beats,

•Striking

the

TS-1

with

something

hard

drumstick

will

make

programming

precise

•For

programming

rhythm,

listen

the

tempo

for

first

measures

and

from

the

3rd

measure

start

striking

the

TS-1

’Aside

from

the

method

using

the

TS-1

f''

The

other

method

the

use

the

WRITE

SWITCH

WS-1,

sold

separatory.

This

WRITE

SWITCH

WS-1

writing

machine

made

exclusively

for

the

CR-78.

The

WS-1

divides

the

rhythm

pattern

into

steps

either

8-12-24

and

since

programed

one

step

time,

writing

rhythm

can

done

accurately

and

easily.

For

ditails,

please

refer

the

OWNER'S

MANUAL.

PLAYING

BACK

THE

MEMO¬

RIZED

RHYTHM

PATTERNS

Press

one

the

PROGRAM

RHYTHM

button

(l-IV)

which

con¬

tains

the

desired

the

rhythm

memorized.

THE

MEMORY

CLEAR

FUNCTION

(Erasing

one

voice)

Set

the

PROGRAM

switch

MEMORY.

Use

the

INSTRUMENT

SELECTOR

switch

select

the

voice

erased

and

push

the

CLEAR

button.

(Erasing

the

total

rhythm

pattern)

Set

the

program

Switch

ALL

and

press

the

CLEAR

Button.

CAUTION

‘The

PROGRAM

switch

should

left

the

PLAY

position

when

not

the

memories

order

prevent

accidental

erasure

the

programmed

rhythmic

patterns.

SPECIFICATIONS

•

RHYTHM

SELECTION

BUTTONS

ROCK

1-4,

DISCO

1-2,

WALTZ,

SHUFFLE,

SLOW

ROCK,SWING,FOX

TROT,TANGO,

BOOGIE,ENKA

general

Japanese

music),

BOSSANOVA,

SAM¬

BA,

MAMBO,

CHACHA,

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

1-7,

BREAK,

RHYTHM

(A-B),

ROLLING-

HB,

MEASURE

SELECTOR

(2,

12,

16)

CONTROL

KNOB

LEVEL,

BALANCE,

ACCENT,

TEMPO

SWITCH

(BUTTON)

FADE

IN,

FADE

OUT,

START/STOP,

RHYTHM

PATTERN

SELECTOR,

AUTO/MANUAL

SELECTOR,

MANUAL

POWER

CANCEL

BUTTONS

CYMBAL

HIGH

HAT,

BASS

DRUM,

SNARE

DRUM,

COW

BELL

CLAVES

ADD

VOICE

CONTROL

SLIDERS

TAMBOURINE

LEVEL,

GUIRO

LEVEL

METALLIC

BEAT

CONTROL

SLIDER

METALLIC

BEAT

LEVEL

INDICATOR

TEMPO

(also

used

Power

Source

Pilot

Lamp)

PROGRAMMER

INSTRUMENTS

SELECTOR

KNOB

Bass

Drum,

Snare

Drum,

Rim

Shot,

High

Hat,

Cymbal,

Maracas,

Claves,

High

Bongo,

Low

Bongo,

Low

Conga,

Accent

SWITCHES

(BUTTONS)

MEMORY

W/D,

PLAY,

ALL

CLEAR

INDICATORS

TRACK

1-4

PROGRAM

RHYTHM

SELECTION

BUTTONS

II,

III,

•

JACK

OUTPUT

HI:

220

3.5Vp-p

(220kO

Load)

Low:

lOkO

5.5Vp-p

(10kO

Load)

(Vol.:

max.,

Acc.

Vol.:

max.)

FOOT

SWITCH

START/STOP,VARIATION

(DP-1,

DP-2)

WRITE

(TS-1)

TRIGGER

PULSE

OUT

OFF:

OV/

ON:+15V

pulse

•

TRIGGER

PULSE

SELECT

SWITCH

beat,

combination

•

EXT.

CLOCK

OFF:OV/

ON:

—I-15V

pulse,

min.

5ms

width

•

POWER

CONSUMPTION

13W

•

DIMENSIONS

300(W)

280(D)

205(H)mm

11,8"(W)

11,0”(D)

8.1

"(H)

•

NET

WEIGHT

5.5

12.1

lbs.

•

ACCESSORIES

2.5m

connection

cord,

TS-1

SPECIFICATIONS

ARE

SUBJECT

CHANGE

WITHOUT

NOTICE.

PRECAUTIONS

Keep

away

from

interferences

that

induce

high

levels-

noise,

such

flourescent

lamps,

neon

lights

and

transformers

much

possible.

Tone

quality

might

vary

depending

the

amplifier

used.

Rough

manipulation

the

power

switch

can

the

cause

failure

the

computer

component.

Avoid

places

that

are

dusty,

high

temperature

high

humidity.

Use

neutral

detergent

when

cleaning

the

control'

panel

and

soft,

dry

cloth

for

the

wooden

body.

‘Do

not

use

solvents

such

paint

thinner.

OPTION

PEDAL

SWITCH

DP-2

CR-78

OWNER'S

MANUAL

'80

NOV.

A-3

Roland

Andere Handbücher für Compurhythm CR-78

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Andere Roland Aufnahmegeräte Handbücher

Roland

Roland VF-1 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland Micro Composer MC-80 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland MC-50 mkII Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland Octa-Capture Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland R-8 mkII Bedienungs- und Wartungshandbuch

Roland

Roland MSQ-700 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland CM-32L Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland CM-32L Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland BR-8 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland TR-707 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland R-26 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland MT-32 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland V-Bass Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland SP-555 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland SoundCanvas SC-55 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland S-750 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland DSD-2 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland HD5-IF Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland MS-1 Bedienungs- und Wartungshandbuch

Roland

Roland System 100 104 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland S-330 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland RE-501 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland Realtime Arranger RA30 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland R-88 Bedienungsanleitung

Beliebte Aufnahmegeräte Handbücher anderer Marken

KV2 Audio

KV2 Audio 500 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Robotics Technologies

Robotics Technologies microBus-Cam II Bedienungsanleitung

Seca

Seca 460 Bedienungsanleitung

Cognex

Cognex MVS-8000 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Mect

Mect MPNC006 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Bad Caf

Bad Caf THE LEASH Bedienungsanleitung

Strymon

Strymon NIGHTSKY Bedienungsanleitung

Mitsubishi Electric

Mitsubishi Electric 16CH DIGITAL RECORDER DX-TL5000U Bedienungsanleitung

Tews Technologies

Tews Technologies TPMC465 Bedienungsanleitung

Honeywell

Honeywell Excel 50 Bedienungsanleitung

SeaLevel

SeaLevel COMM+8.LPCI Bedienungsanleitung

Arturia

Arturia AUDIOFUSE STUDIO Bedienungsanleitung

Rukra

Rukra RK-1240 Bedienungsanleitung

Samson

Samson SCOM Bedienungsanleitung

Dynacord

Dynacord DPS260 Bedienungsanleitung

Pyle Pro

Pyle Pro PSS8 Bedienungsanleitung

Nice

Nice Core Bedienungsanleitung

RF-System

RF-System TinyGate Gebrauchs- und Pflegehandbuch