User manual ROLAND DB-60 MANUAL 2

[. . . ] You can also use this to practice irregular rhythms. In Metronome mode, simultaneously press the buttons to switch to Loop Play mode. "LOOP" appears in the display. Press the START/STOP button to start Loop Play. [. . . ] / buttons while "PITCH" is flashing button so "PITCH" stops flashing and 2. Set the reference pitch is with the TEMPO/VALUE * VOLUME dial Adjusts the overall volume. 1. Press down and slide off the lid of the batteries compartment (located on the bottom of the unit). Remove the old batteries from the compartment. Insert two of the same type of fresh AA batteries. * * Make sure the "+" and "-" ends of the batteries are oriented correctly. Do not mix fresh batteries with used ones, or mix batteries of different types. Securely close the battery cover. PHONES jack Connect headphones here. * Do not connect any other device to this jack. MEMORY button Switches to the stored settings. The reference pitch is set in terms of the value of A, which can be any frequency from 438 to 445 Hz. You cannot change the note name with the TEMPO/VALUE in the display. If you want to change the note name, press the ACCENT button, NOTE buttons ( , , , ) Adjusts the volume of the accent on the first beat and the volume of each rhythm, allowing creation of original Styles (only when BEAT is selected in Metronome mode). TEMPO/VALUE button Stand remains lit in the display. The frequency for A4 (the middle A on a piano) of a note played by an instrument (a piano, for example) as the pitch to which all other performers tune their instruments for performances is called the "reference pitch. " Changes the metronome tempo and the settings values indicated in the display. Using the DB-60 as a Timer button to switch to Minute Second Restoring the Factory Settings Operation Using the DB-60 as a Metronome button to switch the DB-60 to Metronome mode. When "BEAT" or "PATTERN" flashes in the display, press the button; "BEAT" or "PATTERN" remains lit in the display. When the DB-60 is in Metronome mode, "MEMORY, " "TEMPO, " and "STYLE" appears in the display. Set the tempo with the TEMPO/VALUE / buttons. You can set the tempo within the range of = 30­250. The value can be increased or decreased ten beats at a time--hold down the TEMPO/VALUE button and press the button, or hold down the button and press the button. Press the so that "BEAT" or "PATTERN" flashes in the display. / buttons. Count Beat No. Create Original Rhythm Styles In Metronome mode you can use the 5 buttons under the display (ACCENT button and , buttons) to change the way the metronome plays. With the power turned on, press the Timer mode. This returns all settings on the DB-60 to the values they had when the unit shipped from the factory. Hold down the MEMORY button as you press the POWER button to turn the power on. " " is indicated in the display while the MEMORY button is held down. [. . . ] If you press the START/STOP button during Step 1 or Step 2, the memory number stops flashing, and the process is cancelled. * * * Do not turn off the power while data is being stored to memory (when the memory number is flashing rapidly). "EDIT" is displayed when you change settings from content stored in the memory. Switching to Loop Play cancels the changes to the settings stored in memory. (Pattern 17 features three beats; all other patterns have four beats. ) 5. [. . . ]