User manual ROLAND KR-107 QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] Quick Start Congratulations on choosing of the Roland Digital Intelligent Piano KR!Song/File Visual Lesson Enjoy practicing along with song data. You can also check the results of what you play right in the screen. The KR features over 190 songs in its memory. 8 DigiScore The notation for the selected song is displayed on the screen. [. . . ] Touch and drag here to scroll through the song list. Touch here to change the genre. The genre for the currently selected song is displayed. Touch here for continuous playback of all songs in the selected genre. This saves songs to the "Favorites. " Touch here to search for songs. Touch here to play songs. This plays back songs continuously in random order. This saves and deletes songs. 8 [Song] Button 3 Listen to the song. Touch < fig. Q_song3. j >. If lyrics are displayed, touch <Exit> to return to the Song Selection screen. 4 To stop the song, touch < fig. Q_song4. j >. Advanced Use of the KR Displaying Song Notations "[DigiScore] Button" (p. 10) When Listening to Songs on External Memories Connect the external memory containing the song you want to hear to the KR's external memory port. You can select songs stored on external memory by pressing the [Song] button, then selecting "External Memory" in <Genre>. Please refer to "Playing a Song" in the Owner's Manual. Reference For more detailed information about playing back songs, refer to "Playing a Song" in the Owner's Manual. For more detailed information about "Favorites, " refer to "Registering the Songs You Like (Favorites)" in the Owner's Manual. For more detailed information about saving songs, refer to "Saving Songs" in the Owner's Manual. For more detailed information about <Search> in the Song Selection screen, refer to "Using Keywords to Search for Songs (Song Search)" in the Owner's Manual. 9 [DigiScore] Button fig. b-main2 You can display notations not only for the internal songs, but for recorded songs and songs on external memory as well. Some songs also include the fingering and chord information in the display. This information is not only useful for piano practicing, but is also handy when you want to view the chords while playing accompaniment to songs. 1 2 Press the [Song] button to select a song (p. Press the [DigiScore] button. fig. Q-Score1 Tempo Song Name Beat Measure Number Bouncing Ball The bouncing ball shows you the note that is currently being played. It helps you follow the notation and get a sense of the rhythm. Touch the Notes When you touch a note on the screen, the sound of that note is played. When you drag your fingertip along the notation, the section your trace is then played back. Displaying the Keyboard You can display the keyboard and the notation in the same screen. Press the [Exit] button. fig. Q-Score2 to switch to "On. " The notation and keyboard are displayed. setting: Both Hands, Left Hands, Right Hands This sets the tempo for your practice. setting: Original Tempo, A Little Slower, Slower, Much Slower Selects the measure from which the performance is to start. Selects the measure at which the performance is to end. 12 [Visual Lesson] button 4 Play along with the accompaniment. The notation is displayed. Now play along with the music in the notation. fig. Q-lesson4e The note heads for the notes you have played are displayed in the notation. When you finish playing, your notation is displayed. The results of your performance are shown. 5 Touch < > to check the results of the performance. (Play/Stop)] button to listen your performance. You can press the [ fig. Q-lesson5e Additionally, you can advance each one note by using the dial. ·Rhythm (Blue) When there is a mistake in the timing. ·Note (Red) When there is a mistake in the pitch. [. . . ] This mutes the sound in the melody part. Advances the playback position. The name of the chord currently played is displayed. Returns to the beginning of the song. This starts and stops playback of the performance. Displays an enlarged notation. 4 Begin performing. Play a C chord on the keyboard. fig. Q-accomp3e The accompaniment begins. The first chord is "C. " Play the key template "C" key. [. . . ]