Roland Rhythm Composer TR-505 Bedienungsanleitung

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Important

•operating the TR-505 near aneon or fluorescent

lamp may cause noise interference. If so, change

the angle of the unit.

•Avoid using the unit in excessive heat or humidity or

where it may be affected by direct sunlight or dust.

•Use asoft cloth and clean only with aneutral deter-

gent.

•Do not use solvents such as paint thinner.

•View the Display from the proper angle.

•Please be careful not to damage the window.

Initialization

After placing the batteries for the first time as shown

in "Battery Replacement", be sure to initialize the

TR-505 as follows.

Make sure that the TR-505 is turned off, then turn it on

while holding the Mode Key ®and Pattern Group Key

A®down.

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While holding down

The above initializing procedure is not necessary when

you replace the batteries later.

CONTENTS

Q] Panel Description 3

(2] Outline of the TR-505 6

(H Connections 7

J4] Operation 8

1. Manual Playing 9

2. Demonstration Program 10

3. Playing the Preset Rhythm Patterns 12

4. Volume Adjusting 14

5. Track Writing and Playing 16

6. Writing and Playing Rhythm Patterns • - 19

a. Before writing rhythm patterns 19

b. Step Writing 20

c. Tap Writing 21

d. Pattern Playing 23

7. About Scale and Last Step 24

8. Useful Functions in

Pattern Writing Mode 26

a. Copying aRhythm Pattern 26

b. Chaining Patterns 27

9. Other Useful Functions 28

a. Assigning aBar 28

b. Delete 28

c. Insert 28

d. Copy 29

e. Continue Start 29

f. Last Measure 29

g. Start/Stop 35

[5] Tape Memory 35

a. Saving 35

b. Verification 36

c. Loading 37

[6] MIDI 38

a. Setting MIDI Sync 39

b. Setting OMNi Mode 39

c. Changing the Receive Channels 39

d. Changing the Key Numbers 40

e. Changing the Transmit Channels 40

[t] Specifications 50

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Memory Back-up

The TR-505 features memory back-up system that

retains the data even when switched off. Aset of bat-

teries supports its back-up circuit.

Be sure to keep the batteries securely connected even

during AC operation.

Always replace with acomplete set of new batteries

once ayear no matter how rarely you have used the

unit.

IRemove the battery cover on the bottom of the unit.

Change the batteries with the TR-505 switched off.

If the unit is not to be used for long periods of time,

please save the data on atape or cartridge then switch

it off and remove the batteries, otherwise various trou-

bles may be caused by battery leakage.

Please observe the following "Battery Replacement".

Please be sure that the polarities of the batteries are

correct.

When the Tempo Indicator's flashing is dimmer or the

sound and action of the unit are unstable, immedi-

ately replace the batteries.

Initialization explained on page 2is not necessary

after replacing the batteries.

Battery Replacement

Please save the data in memory on acartridge or tape

to prevent accidental loss of memory during battery

replacement.

Use six 1.5V (UM-3) batteries.

®Remove the batteries from the battery case.

®Place anew set of batteries taking care of the polar-

ities.

'Replace the battery cover.

®Make sure that the TR-505 is turned off.

POWER

mOUTLINE OF THE TR-505

The Rhythm Composer TR-505 is afully programm-

able rhythm machine with 48 different rhythm pat-

terns preprogrammed.

The 16 digital drum voices are abasic drum set and

some Latin percussions, allowing wide variety of

rhythms.

The TR-505 allows you to program 6Rhythm Tracks

or tunes (altogether 423 bars) from the 48 user-pro-

grammed and another 48 preset rhythm patterns.

There are two methods for programming arhythm

pattern; Step Writing in which we enter or load one

step at atime without worrying about tempo, and Tap

Writing that is programming arhythm by actually

tapping the Instrument Keys.

The large display window makes the operation

easier.

The Tape Interface function makes it possible to save

the data on atape and later load it back.

The MIDI Connectors on the rear panel interfaces

with other MID! devices for sync'ing or using the

TR-505 as asound source.

[3] CONNECTIONS

R/MONO LPHONES

Amplifier

Headphones

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Audio Amplifier

PA. IVlixer

aOPERATION

The TR-505 has the following modes.

TRACK PLAY Mode plays asong or tune.

PATTERN PLAY Mode plays abar of rhythm pattern.

TRACK WRITE Mode writes asong or tune.

STEP WRITE Mode writes abar of rhythnn pattern (1)

TAP WRITE Mode writes abar of rhythm pattern (2)

The Display Window shows the mode in which the

TR-505 currently is.

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To Change the modes, press the Mode Key ®(some-

times with the Shift Key held down.)

Mode Key.

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The picture below shows how the mode changes by

pressing the Mode Key.

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TRACK WRITE |

STEP WRITE 1

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4-" Pressing the Mode Key

<0= Pressing the Mode Key While

holding the Shift Key down

Do not try to change the modes while the TR-505 is

playing.

1. Manual Playing

With the composer connected to the power source

and to your amplifier or mixer, you are ready to try out

avariety of sounds by playing it manually.

Switch it on. Make sure that the composer is in the

Track mode {the Display shows TRACK PLAY). The

Main Keys numbered Oto ®have the drum voices

marked above. Simply tap each key; all voices have

different drum sounds, Also, if you tap the key with

the Accent Key down, the created sound will take on

accent.

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Main Keys Accent Key

if the composer is not in the Track Play mode, push

the Mode Key ®as many times until the Display

shows TRACK PLAY.

TRACK PLAY

Summary of Drum Voices

HAND CLAP

DRUMS COWBELL &CYMBAL CONGA

BASS DRUM(BD}

SNARE DRUM(SD|

LOW TOM{LT)/MID TOM(MT)/Hl T0M(HT}/T1M8ALE(TB)

RIM SHOT(RIM)/HAND CLAP(HCP)

OPEN HIHAT(OH)/CLOSED HIHAT(CH)

LOW CONTA(LCG)/HI CONGA(HCG)

LOW COWBELL(LCB)/HI COWBELL(HCB)

CRASH CYMBAL(CC)/RIDE CYMBAL

The drum voices written In the same line cannot be played at the same time.

The letters in ()are the abbreviation shown in the Display.

2. Demonstration Program

6Tracks (6 songs) of sample program are stored in

your composer. The procedure for initialization (see

page 2) always restores the demo program.

How to play the demo program

®Make sure that the Display shows TRACK PLAY. MODE

TRACK PLAY

'Push the Strat/Stop Key ®.

Start/Stop Key

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The composer plays the demo program, and the

Tempo Indicator blinks in the tempo of the music.

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©Adjust the tempo with the Tempo Knob ®, and

the volume with the Volume Knob ®.

Slows down ,_

the tempo Quickens Turns the

.the tempo volume down Turns the

.volume up

Each time you push the Tempo/Measure Key ®, the

Display changes between the tempo and measure.

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#When the song is played up, the first measure

automatically returns.

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