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GENERAL * Roland’ iin This slider adjusts the brightness (lone quality! ofthe sound w=p.i9 11. Volume slider This slider adjusts the overall volume. (679.1 ome 12. Leading Bass button Press this button when you wish to use the Leading Bass function ithe losvest nate ofthe chord you play wil be played as the bass note). ("2.33 13. Sync button Press this button when you wish to the moment you play a note. "p34 14. Arrangement buttons This button selects Arrangements within s Music Sive fep24) 15. Fill in buttons Press this bution ‘0 trigger a filin before switching to adit ferent arrangement, 'p.24, 35) 16. Intro/Ending button Press this button to start a Style performance with an leo, oF {to end a performance with an Ending, p.25, 35)17. Display \arious information is displayed inthis area 18. Beat indicator This indicator flashes to indicate the beat of the selected ‘Music Style lor performance data), 19. Tone select buttons ‘These buttons select the ione played by each performance Part; Upper, Lower, and Manual dass, ‘"p.17, 9.37, 9.39), 20. Effect buttons Use these buttons to switch the Chorus and Reverb effects onfoff. Chorus adds spaciousness, and Reverb adds reverber: ation, iRevera:¥p.72, Chorus: ©p.73) 21. Start/Stop button Press this button to start/stop a Music Style. (&p.34) 22, Tempo buttons ‘These buttons adjust the performance tempo. (p,30) 23. Melody Intelligence button Press this button when you wish a use the Melody Fnvelligence function (harmony will be added to the melody) er033 24. Piano button Press this button when you wish to use the entire keyboard as piano. p29), 25. One Touch Program button Press this button to set the KR-1700/S000 to a setting suitable for the selected Music Style. (rp.2 26. Keyboard Mode Use chase buttons to specify how you wish to use the key board, p36) 26 27 28 29 27, Manual Bass On/Off button This button determines whether or not the Mani vill sound. (&p.38) Bass Part 28. Lower On/Off button This button determines whether or not the Lower Past will sound. 29, Music Style Card slot ‘A Music Style card sold separately) can be inserted here (er0.2312 13 14 15 1. Transpose button Press this button when you wish to use the Transpose func: tion (shifting the keyboard range). p.74) 2. Octave Shift button Press this button to shit the pitch by octaves. eep.75 3. Utility button Press this button fo access various utility functions. 4. Exit button Press this button to cancel an operation 5. Enter button Press this bution to execute an operation, 6. Load button Press this button to load performance data from a disk into the KR-4700/5000. 9.57) 7. Save button Press this button to save performance data from the KR. 4700/5000 on toa disk (2.49) 8, Clear button Press this button to clear (erase) performance data from the R-4700/5000's memery. 9.58) 9. Edit button Press this button to edit periormance data 10. All Song Play button Pres this button to successively play all the songs on a disk p50) 11. Track buttons ‘These buttons select the track on which to record, 12. Cursor button Press dis nuttan to select an ern shown in the display. 13. Value buttons/Song Select buttons Use these buttons o macht the value of a setting, ort select 2 song irom a disk ior playback and load 14, Reset button Press this luton to return tothe beginning of the song and reset the intial values of the selected perlormance data 15. Stop button “This button stops playbachkecording of perormance data. 16. Play button This button stars playbachecording of pecdormance data, 17. Recording button Press this button to record petiormance data 18. Backward button (Bwd) ‘This button moves backward (cewind? through performance data 19. Forward button (Fwd) ‘This button moves forward "ast forward" through perfor: mance data,| 8 1, Pedal connector Connect the pedals ofthe Keyboard stand to this jack. 2. MIDI connectors Exteenal MID! devices can be connected here to exchange IDI data with the KR-47005000, 5. Expression pedal connector <=KR-5000 only> ‘When an exoression pedal (sold separately is connected here, you can contol the volume with your foot 4. Audio input jacks A tape recorder of CD player can be connected here and played back through the KR-700/5000's speakers together ‘vith your own playing. This is especially Convenient when practicing a sone, 5. Audio output jacks These jacks can he connected to a keybosed amp or an audio system to hear the KR-a700/3000 through other speakers The input jacks ofa tape recorder can also be connected hereto ecors your playing, * it you wish to hear your playing only an the extemal speaker system and not through the KR-4700/5000's Duiltin speekers, insert a dummy plug into the headphone jack. 6. Speaker connector Connect the speakers in the Keyboard stand to this connec tor 7. AC inlet Connect the included power cable ta this connector. 8. Phone jack 1 set of headphones (R4-20/80/120, sold separately) can be connected here, When headphones are plugged in, the built in speakers of the KR-4700/5000 will not sound. This is use ful when you wish to practice without inconveniencing peo- ple around you, or late at night 8 * To adjust the headphone volume, use the Volume slider. Remember that excessive volume levels can result permanent hearing loss.Before you begin Connect the power cable 1, Make sure that the Power switch (located on the left side of the panel) is in the Off position (not pressed). 2. Connect the included power cable to the AC inlet (located on the bottom of the unit), and then connect the other end to an electrical outlet. * Use only the includes power cable. * Ifyou wi nt be using the instrument for an extended period of tme, disconnect the power cable ‘rom ine electrical oul Set up the music stand Raise the music stand, and bend down the two metal supports as shown below. Open the cover For the KR-4700, use both hands to grasp the ridge at the lower edge of the cover; raise the cover vertically and slide it back. For the KR-5000, use both hands to grasp the cover handles, raise the cover vertically and slide it back. 34 * Be careful not to pinch your fingers when opening or closing the cover. When closing the cover, She it slowly forward. When it stops, lif ta bit yoward and then gently ower f. Small children ‘should be assisted by an adult * Do not close the cover with sheet music or other objects resting on the keyboard. Attaching the Manual Drum template The Manual Drum template indicates which drum sound will be played by each key when playing cirums from the keyboard, You may atach i as desined. ‘The Marval Drum template is fastened to the insice of the packing carion with tape. Peel off the oro- rective sheet on the back of the template, and affix io the let side of the keyboard as shown below.isten to the demo songs The KR-4700/5000 has five demo songs in its memory. These demo sor ‘musical genres, and demonstrate the sounds and! Music Styles zhe KR-4700/5000 can produce 1. Make sure that the power cable is connected, and that the Volume slider is at the minimum position. 2. Press the Power switch to turn the power on. * When you fist use the KA-4700/5000 or afer it has been unused for a month or longer, the following cispiay will appear fora time and then the basic display will reappear. AU settings ininter- ‘nal memory will be restored tothe factory settings. Ifyou have modified any of he internal settings, these settings willbe lost. For this reason its a good idea to tum the power on regulary 10 prevent the settings from being lost. + This unit is equipped with a protection circu. bret interval (a few seconds) aller power up is required before the unit will operate normaly 3, Adjust the Volume slider to an appropriate volume. 4. Press the Demo button. The Slar/Stop button and the Musie Style buttons «demo songs. |—5) will blink, and you can now listen tothe Flaw GENO Sena Pr. Press the Start/Stop button. ‘The ive demo songs will be played in succestion AF you wish to hear only a specific dema song, press one ofthe Music Style buts 15 * Demo songs cannot be selected during playback. 6. To stop playback, press the Start/Stop button (or the Demo button). 7. After you have finished listening to the demo songs, press the Demo button once again to return to normal playing mode.List of demo songs 1, Strictly Salsa (Style: 54. Salsa) by John Maul Copyright 1993, Roland UK 2. Flying Home (Style: 83. Pop3) by Mark Van Der Sluis Coprigh: 1983, Roland New Zealrd 3. 2 Left Feet (Style: A-4. Country) by Marvin Sanders Copyright 1993, Marvin Sanders 44 Latin Frenay (Style 53. Latin) by Lui Buti & Roberto Lancioti Copyright 1993, Roland Europe 5. Pink Sox (Style: 24. BBeaté) by john Maul Copyright 1993, Roland UK Profiles of the composers John Maul Joho Maul isa musician, composer and arranger having graduated from the Royal Academy of Music in Londen, John’s work encompasses studio recordings and live performances, including work with top cabaret artists in the U.K. His weting credits include commercial music foe radio and television, as well as scoring jass and classicsl works. Asa product specialist for Roland U.K., John's talents are Well utilized in the preparation of support material for educational and instructional use. Mark Van Der Sluis ‘Mark did not go through formal musical training, buts @ naturally gifted musician who by age 12 was already performing and composing asa professional keyboard player. He has appeared in many recordings, television broadcasts and live performances, and in 1989 signed a contract with Roland New Zealand as a product specialist. In 1992 he became a product specialist fr Roland Japan, conducting product clinics and demonstrations worldwide. Marvin Sanders, ‘Marvin Sanders s a somewhat wacky Los Angeles composer whose work can be heard on projects for Toyota, Acura, Max Factor, Alpine, Thomas Brothers, Theater for Young Auiences, and Michael Jackson. He has also worked extensively with Roland, conducting clinics and writing music for humerous produc: videos and demos including ROM-plays inthe SC-155 and JV-880. Luigi Bruti {igh Brut isthe senior musical advisor in Roland Europe; he joined the company in 1979, He won the world championships of accordion in 1976 and worked for three veers (197880) for an alin record company inthe creation of sound tracks, both as a composer andi performer. He is @ keyboard and synthesizer player, and has his own recording studio where he creates sound tracks for radio and TV spots and for movies. As the chief of Roland Europe's musical staf, he designed the musical sec tion of the E-series fram E-20 10 E-70, which include several original patents), and has also created ‘many musica styles, demo songs and style cards related to the Eseries Roberto Lanciotti Roberto Lanciott is a musical advisor in Roland Europe: he joined the company in 1985. He isa key= boar and synthesizer player involve! in various live periormances. He works as a composer and per former in several recording studios inthe creation of sound tracks for adio and TV spots andl for movies. As a member of Roland Europe's musical staff he has participated in the creation of the E series, music styles and shyle cardsChapter 1. Try out the KR-4700/5000 Auditioning the Sounds The KR-4700/5000 includes a wide variety of instrumental sounds such as piano, guitar, violin ane Irumpet. These sound led Tones. Normally, you can select irom 16 Tones. By switch can selec rom 128 Tones. the Tone Expansion movie, however, you When the power is turned on, the "Piano 1" Tone will be selected . Play the keyboard to hear the sound. * Whenever the KR-470015000 is tumed on, it wil always be ready for Pizno performance. If dur ing operation you ever become confused, turn the power off and then on once again. Selecting a Tone (Tone Standard mode) Normally you can select irony 16 Tones, The 16 Tones are organized by Group (A/B) and Number {1~-8), and are selected by the Tone buttons ny each burton are printed an the front pane! 1. Press the Group button to select the Group. Each time the button is pressed, you will alternate between Groups A and! B. “Ifyou wish to select another Tone in the same group, there is ne need fo press the Group but. 2, Press a number button 1—8 to select the Number. 171 Selecting a Tone (Tone Expansion mode) tn Tone Expansion mode you can select from 128 different Tones, The 128 Tones ate organized by Group (A/B), Bank (t—8) and Number (1—H). Fora list of the Tones, reier to the “Tone lis" (e*p.94}. 1. Press the Expansion button. “he button indicator will ight, indicating that he Tone Expansion mode i selected 2, Press the Group button to select the Group. + it you wish to select another Tone inthe same group, there is no need o press the Group button 3. Press a button 1—8 to select the Bank. 4. Again press a button 1—8 to select the Number. The specified Tone will be selected. To return to Tone standard mode, press the Expansion button once again. The button indicator will go off.ng the performance func Using the stand pedals ‘When the power is tuned on, or when the Piano button is pressed 'p.29), the function of each pedal is set 2s follows Sit pel Danger peal Sosento pec \When the soft pedal is pressed, the sound will become softer imutedh, When the sostenuto pedal is pressed, the notes that were sounding at that moment will be sustained Notes played aiterward will not be affected When the damper pedal i pressed, notes will be sustained. * During Style performance, the function ofthe left and center pedals will be diferent. (%p.29) Raising or lowering the pitch (Pitch Bend effect) The pitch bend wheel is located on the left side of the keyboard. f vou move the wheel forward or backward while a note is sounding the pitch will change smoothly faver a maximum of two haf steps). Moving the wheel away from you raises the pitch, and moving the wheel toward you lowers the pitch > a 1 eS * When the power is turned on, this effect applies to the Upper Tene, * You can change the maximum range of pitch change. p.78) Changing the brightness of the sound (KR-5000 only) Use the Brilliance lever to adjust he brightness ofthe sound. Moving the lever tothe right will bright- fen the sound, and moving it tothe leit wil darken (soften) the sound,Try playing with a Style “The KR-4700/5000 provides an Arranger function which allows you to easly create ensembles of var ious musical genres all by youtsel? The Acranger function detects the type of chord being played, and automatically praduces an accompaniment suitable forthe selected Style References in this manual 10 “Style Performance’ refer to when you play the keyboard while us thi Arranger function About Music Styles .. see eerie There are many different tyoes of music in the world, and each has cettain characteristics For example, a bossanova tune has certain things about it that make us recognize it as @ bossanova, justasa thumba has certain characteristics that mark it as & hhumba. Some ofthese elements are the fhythm, the tempo, the type of instruments usec, and the arrangement, In the KR-A700/5000, "Music Style" refers to ths type of data that has been analyzed for each genre of ‘music. Each Music Style coniains accompaniment patterns for Original, Variation, intro, Ending and Fillin In adeltion, there are two types of each ofthese patterns; Basic and Advanced. These accom: paniment patterns are nat simply played back. Rather, the arrangement changes according tothe Chords you play. for musically sophisticated development asthe song progresses, Here's how to utilize the Style Peremance capabilites. 1. For now, press Music Style button 1 to select the "A-1 Big Band” Music Style (a large jazz orchestra). The display wil indicate the selected Music Style name and temp. Al BisBards #168 . Press the One Touch Program button to make the button indicator light. You are now ready to beain tye performance 3, Simultaneously play the notes of the following chord. {When you play he chord, accompaniment wil tart outomaicalh Bistand2 4 C Mad ‘The accompaniment will continue even if you take your hands off the keyboard, 20During a Style performance, the lowes keyboard cange 3 and the Keys tothe left fit are used For ‘accompaniment, and the upper keyboard range (the Seys tothe right) are used for melody. When you play another chord in the lower area, the accompaniment will change accordingly To stop the accompaniment press the Start/Stop button. * During a Style performance, you can use the left pedal totum the Leading Bass function on/ott (*p.33), and the canter pedal to control the Break function (+ p76) * Ifyou wish to return tothe condition before you began Style performance, stop the accompani= ‘ment and then press the Piano button (to the left ofthe One Touch Program button). Now you can use the entire keyboard as a piano. * You can change the key at which the upper and ower ranges are divided (the Split Point). p.60) Now let's follow the music written below, playing the chords with the left hand and adding a melody withthe right hand In this way, the KR-4700/5000 allows you to easily enjoy ensemble playing. Ifyou have probiems, practice the following 1) Play only the left hand. nce you have played a chord, the accompaniment will continue until you press the next chord, 50 set ready 0 play the next chord beiore the time arives. 2) Play notes in the chord simultaneously. Ir you play nates one ata time, the chord will not be recog 3) Listen closely to the chythm as you play. The accompaniment changes at the moment the chord is played. Listen to the tythm, and try to phay the chords on the frst beat of the measure * The four Beat indicators below the display are provided so that you can be aware of the beat. ‘The red indicator inoicates the fist beat of the measure (the downbeat) 4) Practice the right hand melody. With the accomzniment stopped, you can practice the melody alone inthe upper keyboard ave \When you are able to play the melody easly, you can ade the lett hard accompaniment. atSelecting a Music Style Here's how to select another Music Sivle. Normally you can select ftom 16 Music Styles. By switching tothe Music Styles Expansion mode however, you can select Irom 64 Music Styles. A Music Style card {TN-SC2 series: sold separately) can add & more Music Sivles. Note: The Original accompaniment of Music Style "B-1 Pop* ("84 Popa" in Music Style Extension mode) does not contain percussion sounds. @ Select a Music Style (Music Style Standard mode) ‘The 16 Music Styles are oranized by Group (AB) andé Number (}~—B}, an are selected by the Music Style butions. The Music Styles selected by each buton are printed on the Iront panel 1. Press the Group button to select the Group. Each time the button is pressed, you will alternate berween Groups & and 8. + Ifyou wish to select another Music Style in the same group, there is no need to press the Group button, 2. Press a number button 1—8 to select the Number. The specified Music Siye will be selected, IW you select a Music Style while the One Touch Program button is fit, a tempo and upper Tone ete ‘most suitable for that Music Style will automatically be chosen. It is possible to select a diferent ‘Music Style even while playing, but be aware that inthis case the tempo and upper Tone will aso change. (One Touch Program, *#p.29) @ Select a Music Style (Music Style Expansion mode) The 64 Music Styles are organized by Bank (1-8) and Number {1B}. For alist ofthe Music Styles, refer to "Music Stye list’ (#p.95h. 1, Press the Expansion/Card button. The Expansion indicator ahove the button wl light, indicating thatthe Music Style Expansion mode is selected 2. Press a button 1—8 to select the Bank. 223. Again press a button 18 to select the Number. “The speciied susie Style wil be selected To return to Music Style Standard mode, press the Expansion button once again. The button indicator will go off. @ Select a Music Style (Music Style card) A Music Style card (TN-SC2 series; sold separately} can add 8 more Music Styles. * The following cards contain Music Styles which are identical to those bul nto the KF: 4700/5000. (The names are cfferent but the contents are identical) Please be aware of his when purchasing caras. American Collection (TN-$C2-31): 18 Country (TN-SC2-02):1, 3, 5 Brazilian Style (TN-SC2-B1) 3 1. Insert the Music Style card into the card slot. ‘Make sure thatthe card is positioned correcly, and push it all the way into the slat 2, Press the Expansion/Card button to make the Card indicator light. * Ha card has not been inserted the Card inlcator wil not ight 3. Press a button 1—8 to select a Music Style.24 © Select the arrangement of a Music Style The arrangement of a Music Style canbe changed by pressing the Advanced button and the Variation button Select these 35 appropriate for the sona you are playing. For example, you might use Original forthe quiet fist half of song, and select Variation forthe more intense second hall Advanced button: Basic (dark): simple arrangement with fewer accompanying instruments Advanced (li) more complex arrangement with more accompanying instruments Original (dark): the basic accompaniment pattern Vanation (lit) an alternate accompaniment pattern @ Adda fill-in During 3 song, it s often nice to add variety by adding variation at breaks inthe melody or places ‘where the mood of the song shits These are knosun as “fillrins. A illin appropriate forthe currently selected Music Style will be added. \Wihen you wish to add a fillin, press the To Original button or the To Variation burton. To Original: Ate the fill-in is played, the Arrangement ofthe Music Style will be set to Original. This means that i Variation had been selected, the arrangement will change. ae Prose To Variation: Atter the illin is played, the Arrangement of the Music Style willbe set to Varation, This means that ii Original had been selected, the arrangement will change. — Vavnion om© Add an Intro/Ending You can sta te accompaniment with an i itoducton, or end it with an Ending. An intro or ending soproprate tothe curently selected Music Sve wil be added. To start the accompaniment with an Intro: While the accompaniment is stopped press the Inta/Ending buon he indicator wil ink, Then ess the StrvStop button or play the lower Keyboard area fo stat the accompaniment To end the accompaniment with an Ending While the accompaniment i plaving, press the Itro/Eading button. the ending willbe playee irom the fist beat ofthe next measure, and accompaninient will ten stop automatically: * The number of measures in the intro and ending depends on the Music Siyle, For details refer to "Music Style ist" 7.85).26 © Try various functions during a Style periormance In the preceding pages we have explained the basic functions of Style peviormance, Now les ty Using these functions as we play the following song Set the music style to "4-2 Rock: the arangement io Advanced (the Advances indicator wil light and select Original the Variation indicators dark Ifyou have problems .. Wf the To Variation button is pressed with inaccurate timing, the fil-in may rot be played correctly oF a fillin may be played at the wrong measure. Listen carefully to the chythm, and be careful ofthe tim ing when you press the buttan, For the ending aso, be careful ofthe timing shen you press the teweofEnding burtonselecting the basic display At varios times, ciferent types of information appear in the KR-4700/5000 display. In most cases. leven ithe display changes as a resuit of some operation, it will rtucn tothe contents that were dis played before the aperation. This 's known a8 the "basic clisplay: ‘You can select one ofthe fllowing thvee as the basic displ. Press the Display button to select the basic display. ‘The display will aerate each time you pres the button * sitpertormance data has not been read into the KR-4700/5000, pressing the Display button will ‘not select the Compaser display. Music style display: The upper line shows *Mlusic Style name" /*measure number" The lower line shows "tempo" / “name of the chord you played" Composer display: The upper line shows song name” / "measure number. The lower line shows "tempo" name ofthe chord you played." If you have selected performance data fom a disk, the ‘measure number! area will show the ile rumibe.” In this case, 9 colon "will be displayed in front of the number. Tone display: “The Part name and the Tone name designed to that Par will be displayed 272b MEMOChapter 2. Enhancing your playing technique Performance functions Quick preparation for Style performance (One Touch Program button) When you wish to play a Style performance. its usually necessary to press various buttons to make the appropriate panel settings. However, by using the One Touch Progam bution, ptepaations for a Siyle perlormance can be made instantly When the Arranger is not in use (e.g., when the power has just been turned on), press the One Touch Program button. “The button indicator will light, and the following settings will be made in preparation for a Sivle per + Sync button: Syne Star the Start indicator is it) * Lower Hold bution: Of (indicator is dark) * Chord Intelligence button: On indicator is it) + IntravEnding button: waiting for intro (indicator is blinking) * Split Aranger button: Spit Arranger (indicator is lit * Chord Hold: On + A Tempo and Upper Tone suitable forthe selected Music Sivle * Let pedal: 1urns the Leading Bass function onvatt + Center pedal: controls the Break function If you select another Music Style while the One Touch Program indicator is lit, a tempo ancl upper Tone suicable for that Music Style will be selected. * Ifa Music Style rom a Music Style Card is selected, pressing the One Touch Program button wil Not select the most appropriate Upper Tone. Quick preparation for Piano performance (Piano button) By pressing the Piano button you can instantly prepare fora piano performance. Press the Piano button. Regardless of what panel settings have been made, pressing the Piano button will instantly assign piano Tone 1 tothe entire keyboard. Of Course, after pressing the Piano button you can then select a different Tone i you wish. (The leit pedal will be the Sot pedal, and the center pedal will be the Sostenuto pedal 24Change the Tempo of a Style performance (Tempo buttons) Use the Tempo buttons to make adjustments. “The tempo will become faster when you press the “s" Tempo butlon, and slower when you ress the "Tempo bution When you change the tempo, the diselay will show the tempo value 20-250. The Beat indicator also lets you check the tempo and the beat, The indicator will blink re forthe fist beat ang green for the second and later beats, + By simultaneously pressing both the Tempo "+" and ‘buttons, you can reset the tempo to the standard tempo for the selected Music Stic. Simplified fingering for chords (the Chord Intelligence button) When playing a Style periormance, the left hand plays the chords. 8y using the Choral Intelligence tunetion, six main types of chord can be produced with simpliie fingering. + The Chord ineligence function can be used when the keyboard mods is set to either Split Arranger or Split Press the Chord Intelligence button to make the indicator light. Pressing the button once again wil tun it of dark “The following illustrations shaw the fypes of chotd that the Chord Intelligence function can produce and the fingerings for each, The fingerins shown far each chord are with a 109t of C. For other roars, see the “Chord list fp. 99). Major (CIMaj): Play the root ofthe chord. Chara nialigane: ON (Chord intligance: OFFMinor (Cimin): Play the root and the thitd note above minor third shove) (Ghore intligence. ON (Chord insiigence: Seventh (7): Play the root and the seconcl note below (major second below) I Lit | iol | | | |e hors Intligence Chord intiigence: Major seventh (CIM): Ploy the oot an heft aot how tinor second below tt CL ‘Chor iteligence: ON Chore inietigence: Minor seventh (min7): Play the root, the third note above (minor thie absave, nel the second nate Lele major seen z mn ‘Chord intligense: OFF ‘Chord Inteligence: Diminished (dim: Play the root and the sixth note above (diminished fith above! TEE ‘Chord inteigense: ON Chord ineligence: OFF 3About chords .. cesctsee - — Chords ave indicated ay thei "basi note tthe “oot and a symbol which indicates the type of chard For example, C Maj? indicates a major seventh (Mai7} chord built on C ‘The root is given as a leter ofthe alphabet, as follows. fw = I) 1 a am 2 Loven iw | fo a Ls ‘The type of chord is given as a symbol such as Maj?, min, min?, ete. These indicate the type of chord that is built on the 100}. For example, a C Maj7 chord consists of four notes: C, E, G, and B. Starting with the root (0), the notes are £ (a major third = 4 chromatic steps), G la perfect fifth » 7 chramatic steps), and 8 {a major seventh = 11 chromatic steps. ‘The symbol "Maj7® means “oot, major third, perfect fh, major seventh.’ This means that a"D Maj7* chord would consist of the notes D, Fé, A, and C2, During a Style performance, the display will show the name of the chord that is being played Hold notes played in the Lower area (the Lower Hold button) \when the Lower Hold function is used, notes played inthe lower area will continue to sound ever shen you release the keys, (Those notes will stop sounding when you play diferent notes * The Lower Hold function can be used when the keyboard mode is set fo either Spit or Split Arranger, 1. Make sure that the Lower On/Off indicator is lit. 11835 not it, press the Lower QrvOitt button. 2, Press the Lower Hold button to make the indicator light. Pressing the button once again will ten it of BeAdd harmony to the melody (the Melody Intelligence button) Melody intelligence isa function which adds harmony to the melody which you play with your right hand. The harmony will match the chord which you play with your leit hand. The Melody Intelligence function can be used in any Keyboard Made except Manual Drum modi. To use the Melody Intelligence function, press the Melody Intelligence button to make the indicator light. Pressing the button once again wil tum i of Use the Leading Bass function (the Leading Bass button) During Style performance, the root of the chord you play is normally sounded as the bass, But when the Leading ass function is used, the lowest ofthe notes you actualy press is sounded as the bass, This allows the bass to be a note other than the chord root, so thatthe bess note will change appropri- ately when inverted chords are used To use the Leading Bass function, press the Leading Bass button to make the indicator light. Pressing the buton once again wil turn it ft example Cla) F Maye GMaye CHa) Leading Base: ON Lesaing Bass: OFF * Leading Bass can also be tuned on/off by the left pedal. In this case, Leading Bass will be on only as long as the pedal is pressed, * The Leading Bass function can also be used together with the Manuel Bass function ( p.38) 23>34 About inverted chords om . : ‘The uppercase letter ofthe alphabet atthe beginning ofthe chord! name isthe root ihe basic nate of the chord. When notes are added above this r00t to orm the chord, we speak of the chore! as being in rapt postion fa different note of the chorl is the lowest note. we speak of the chord as bein, ‘inverted In order to distinguish such a chord fram a 100! position chor, we inelicate the lowest rote with a slash: 2. YE" or 7G." There ae also other ways of expressing ths.) CMe) CMayE CMa This means that if Leading Bass has been turned on, different ass notes wi position than for inversions a the same chord, + Itnot even one chord has been played before the Star/Stop button is pressed, orf the Chord Hold function (erp.81) is off, only the percussion instruments of the Music Style wil play. © Using the Sync function When the Syne function is used, the accompaniment will start at the moment you play a note in the lower keyboard area. There are ovo ways to use this: "Sync Start” and "Sync Intelligence.” Press the Sync button to select the type of Sync. The choices wil alternate each time you press the button Sync Start (Start Accompaniment | start when you play the lower keyboard area Sync Intelligence (Intelligence): Accompaniment will sart when you play the lower keyboard area, but will stop when you take your hand oi the lower keyboard area. When you again play the lower keyboard area, accompaniment will resume from where it stopped. Sync Off (indicator unlit) ‘Accompaniment will not stat even when you play the lower keyboard aves© Start accompaniment with an Intro Press the Intro/Ending button. i you press the ItrafEnding button when Syne Starts on, the button indicator will ink waiting \Wher you play the fower keyboarel ste, te intro will bein and accompaniment will tart {you press the itrofEnding burton when Sync Star iso the nko wil Sexi mametnely el accompaniment will sat * The number of measures inthe intro depends on the Music Styl. Refer to ‘Music Style ist" p95), © Start accompaniment with a Fill-in Press the To Original or To Variation button. IV you press the To Original or To Variation button when Syne Start is 09, the StarStop hutton indie tor will blink waiting), When you play the lower keyboard area, the fill-in wll hegio and accompani ment will ta. IF you press the To Original or To Variation button when Syne Stati off the ilia wail begin imme diately and accompaniment wil star © End accompaniment with an Ending During Style performance press the Intro/Ending button. An ending wil be played tram the next measure, and accompaniment wil sop * The number of measures in the ending depends on the Music Style. Refer to "Music Sivie fst” fp.98) Using the metronome You can make the metronome sound while you play. To use the metronome, press the Metronome button to make the indicator light. “The metronome wil sound with the time skatute of he curently selected Music Syl Press the button ance again to turn al neato dak, ‘To change the time signature, select a different Musie Style (8"p.95 "Music Style list, You ean use the Tempo buttons 19 adjust the metronome tempo * You can also adjust ine volume of the metronome fx p.85).3k Ways to use the keyboard (Keyboard Mode) is point we have been using the entire keyboard to play one Tone, or using the Style ;nce function to divide the keyboard between accampaniment and solo sections. But there are still more ways to use the Keyboard, such as layering two Tones together or playing percussion instruments from the keyboard, The way in which the keybosed functions is determined by the Keyboard Mode. Use the Keyboard Mode buttons to select the keyboard mode. ‘When you press s bution it indicator will fight, indicating the selected keyboard mode. Whole: The entire keyboard will play the upper Tone. Use this mode when you wish fo play a single Tone ‘over the entire keyboard, ‘When the Piano button is pressed, this keyboard mode will be selected. sel The keyboud willbe divided into upper and lower areas around a specie key the Spit Poi, end 2 diferent Tone can be played in each aea. Use this mode when you wish olay Wor example piano with your ht hand and bass with your let orp. 37) Layer: ‘The entire keyboard will play both the upper and lower Tones, For example you can combine various Tones (e.g. piano and strings) create new sounds i#"p. 37). Layer mode can also be used together with the Spit, Split Arranger, and Plano Style Arranger key: board modes. Split Arranger: ‘This keyboard mode is for Style periormance. The keyboard will be divided into upper and lower ‘teas around a specified key (the Split Poin, withthe lower area used for accompaniment and the ‘upper acea used for melody. When the One Touch Program button is pressed. this keyboard mode willbe selected. Piano Style Arranger: This keyboard mode is als for Sivle performance. Unlike Split Arranger made, chords wil be recog nized over the entire kevboacd and sounded using the upper Tone ‘This mode allows you to add an automatic accompaniment o ordinary plano-sivle playing without having to think about a spit point Manual Drums: Each Key will tigger a diferent percussion instrument or special effect ‘SFX! (p.40) + Ifyou wish to play the keyboard with the drum accompaniment of a Music Style, select one of the keyboard modes which is aot for Style performance, When you press ihe StarvStop button, the arums of the selected Music Stylo wil star. Or, ithe Sync function is turned on, you can play the keyboavs t star the orums instead of pressing the Star/Stoo button, However, be aware that for Music Style “B-1 Pop” (in Style Expansion mode this is ‘84 Pop4’), the Original accompaniment has no drums.Split the keyboard (Split) "Split means to divide the keyboard at a certain key (the Split Point 3) so hat she upper andl lower areas will play diferent Tones, For example, you could use this to play piano with your right hand and bass with your leit hana. 1. Press the Split button to make the indicator light. At the same time, the Lower On/Off button indicatar will also light. 2, To select a Tone, first press the Upper/Lower/Manual Bass button to speci fy whether you are selecting the upper or lower Tone. Then select a Tone. To select the upper Tone, make the Lipper indicator light. To select the lower Tone, make the Lower indicator light. * In Split mode, the right damper pedal will alfect only the upper Tone. * ifyou press the Lower On/Off button to tum off the incicator, the lower Tone will no longer sound. * You can change the Split Point (sp.60) Play two tones together (Layer) Hf you wish to play both the upper and the lower Tone together over the entite keyboard, set the key board mode to Layer. By combining Tones (such as piano and serings) you can create new sounds. Press the Layer button to make the indicator light. the same time, the Lower On/Oit bust indicator wil alg light To select the upper and lower Tones, refer to the previous section "Spi keyboard (Spit.* * In Layer mode, the night damper pedal will affect bath the upper Tone and the lower Tone. * Since the purpose of Layer mode is 10 combine the upper and lower Tones, its not possible to ‘urn off the lower Tone by pressing the Lower OrvOtf button, 37© Use Layer with other keyboard modes Layer mode can be used towether with Split Arranger, Piano Sivle Arranger, and Split keyboard modes, Press the desired keyboard mode button simultaneously with the Layer button. The indicators of both buttons wil ight Layer + Split Arranger: “The lower keyboard area will be used for accompaniment, and twa Tones (the upper Tone ancl lower Tone} will be layered inthe upper keyboard area. | TRecompaniment (chara recognition) | Upper Tone + Lower Tene 1 Layer + Piano Style Arranger: ‘The entire keyioard will ecognize Style perormance chords, and the entice keyhoard will play the wo Tones layered. Chard vocagAI, | escaping Te se Layer + Split = Manual Bass ON: jecting the two combined Keyboard modes, ress the Manual Bass On/Off button to make the or light. The lower area will sound the Manual Bass Tone, ad the upper area wil sound the ‘wo layered Tones, 1See the ‘ollawing paragraph for deals) Sounding the bass without using Style performance (Manual Bass) ‘The Manual Bass function allows you to sound the bass notes with a keyboard made that does not se Style periormance [i.e., Whole, Split, Layer + When Manual Bass is on, you can also use the Leading Bass function (p.23). Press the Manual Bass On/Off button to make the indicator light. The keyboard! made determines how the bass note wil be sounded.When Whole or Layer is selected: The manual bass Tone will sound the oot ofthe chord you lay ‘When Split is selected: The upper area will sound the upper Tone, and the lewver area will sound the fower Tone, When vou play a chord in the lower area, the manval bass Tone will saund the eoot otha cht ‘ower Tone, Manual sounds the chord ot 1 Lower is turned aif, the upper area will sound the upper Tone, ar the lower area will sound the mmanval bass Tone. [anual Bass Tone ~T Upper Tene When Split and Layer are selected: ‘The upper avea will sound the upper and lower Tones together, ancl the loser area will souncl the ‘anual bass Tone, HT | Wanuar Base Tone Upper Tone + Lower Tore © Selecting the Manual Bass Tone Normally you can choose from 8 manual ass Tones, “The manual bass Tones are organized by numbers IB, ad are selected by the Tone buttons The Tone selected fy each button is printed onthe front panel Press the Upper/Lower/Manual Bass button to make the Manual Bass in cator light. Then press a Tone button 18 to select the Tone. * When the Expansion button indicator isi (Tone Expansion mode), you can select the same Tone as selected for upper or lover. This means that you can select # Tone other than a bass Tone as the Manual Bass Tone 3g40 Play drums from the keyboard (Manual Drums) The Manual Drum keyboard mode allows you to play various percussion instruments and special effects (SFX) tom the keyboard, There are B drum sets and 1 SFX se. Select the set you wish Press the Manual Drums button to make the indicator light. Wal Drum STANDE Each note of the keyboard will play a different percussive sound. * Fora list of the sounds played by each note, see “Drum set lis” «p.97). ITyou afix the included Manual Drurn template to the front of the keyboard you wil be able to ‘see at a glance which key plays which sound (p14). White playing Manual Drums, you can move the Piich Bend wheel to change the pitch of the sound by 1 octave. © Selecting a Manual Drum set While a manual drum set name is displayed, use the Value buttons to select a different manual drum set. the manual cum sat name isnot being displayed, press tbe Manual Drums buton once again,gister panel settings (User Program The User Program function allows you to cegister the settings you have made on the front pare Eight separate User Programs can be registered. You can register various setups appropriate for different 'ypes of song, and later Select one of these setups instantly The following settings are registered in each User Program. Upper, Lower, and Manual Bass Tone Drum set for Manual Drums Muse Style Tempo Variation on (variations fof (original), Advanced on (advanced) / off thasici Keyboard Mode Lower onvoft Manual Bass ono Leading Bass onvofi Intro onvott Syne (SteV/itelligence/Ofh Lower Hold owvoit Chord Hold onvoft Chocd Intelligence on/off ‘Melody Intelligence nia Volume balance and muting for exch Part Reverb Chorus Ocaave shit Transpose Pedal function Pich Bend Split Point * User Program seitings can also be saved on disk (t=p.82) 4taL © Register a User Program When you register a User Program, the settings that were previousiy in that User Program memory will be lost. 1. Make the panel settings that you wish to preserve. 2. Press the User Program button until the following display appears. The button indicator wil ight, and you can use the Music Style buttons 1—8 to peciy which User Program Memory will contin the cuerent panel settings. 3. While holding down the User Program button, press the store destination button. The curent panel settings wil be stored in the ecified lation © Recalling a User Program 1. Press the User Program button. ut indicator wil Tigh, indicating that you may now select a User Prograrn. 2, Press a button 1—8 to select a User Program. “The indicator ofthe selected button will ight, and he selected Liser Program willbe rcalfd. Ji you press the same number button once again, the setings beiore you selected the Uses Program will be eecalledChapter 3. Record and playback your playing About the Composer seven . The Composer ‘also known as a Sequencer is a device which records your performance tincluding any Tane charges or use ofthe insrument’s contalsi. The Composer remembers which note’ was played wher’, ‘how strongly and "how long’. When the Composer is played back, it controls the instrument the sound-producing ctcuitr) instead of the musician, causing it to produce sound. The Comnoser is unlike a ‘ape recorder in that changing the tempo will not alfect the pitch ofthe sound, and that the sound quality is never diminished by playback or cewecording About Tracks The Composer built into the KR-4700/5000 has 6 tracks. Each tack records the following Pans. Mi, Drums, manual drum playing Arranger ‘accompaniment M, Bass manual bass plaving Lower playing inthe lower area Upper 1 playing in the upper area Upper 2 playing in the upper area Playing in the upper area can be ceccrded on two tracks. Normally it fs recorded on the Upper 1 track. If you wish to add an additional melody, it can be recorded on the Lipper 2 rack. * The Composer is able to simultaneously record an more than one track. However, if you simulta neously specity bath Upper 1 and Upper 2, Upper 2 will not record your keyboard playing. (If the Upper 2 track contained data, it wil be erased.) Be sure to record Upper 1 and Upper 2 tracks separately.Record your playing Here's how to record your playing on the KR-4700/5000. 1. Make the panel settings you wish to record. + if you wish to record on the Upper 2 track, make panel settings while the KR-47005000 is wat- ing to begin recording. 2, Press the Rec button to prepare for recording. The following dspiay will appear, the Rec indicator wil ight, andthe Play indeator wil blink I you are beginning a new recording, the ecording wack will be automatically selected according to the pane settings he Trac button ingiatoe wil blink 81 4168 REPLACE It you wish to modify the tempo during Style performance or use the expression pedal to add vot: ‘ume changes to all performance parts, press the M Drums bution (Track button) to make the indicator blink Start recording. {you are recording 3 Siyle'perirmance,cecording wil begin when the accompaniment tas if no. press te Play button. ter a twosmeasure metronome countin, recording wil Desi. 4. When you finish recording, press the Stop button. Recoring will en with the measure in which the button was pressed ‘The Tack bution indicator wil change to being steadily lit, ndicating thatthe perormance data was recorded. A name of KR-0T* wil be asigned the priormance dat + ityou press the Intr/Endhing button (or the Start/Stop button) while recording a Style perfor. ‘manea, the accompaniment will stop but recording wil continue. When you wish to stop record ing, press the Stop button (or the Reset button) + if you wish to return tothe beginning of the first measure and stop recording, press the Reset ‘button instead ofthe Stop button. * Ifyou make a mistake while recording and wish to record over from the beginning, you will need to erase the already-recorded dats. Press the Clear button and the following message wil ask for confirmation. Then press the Enter button. 44© Ifa message is displayed Loong will Intemal memory contains performance data which has not been saved ro disk is all right 0 erage this data, press the Enter button. If you do not want ta erase the data, ress the Exit button to cancel the operation, and save the data to disk t=p.47}, The internal memory is full, and recording has been stopped. Beat Mismatohi Selectitherstyule Its not possibie to change to another Music Style that has a diferent time signature while recording © Using the Sync Intelligence function Sometimes while recording a Sivie peeormance, the timing at which you play chords may be a bit Inte or example if the chords ae dificult. The Sync Intelligence function 3s shell when such problems occur When using the Syne intelligence function, releasing achotd in the lower area will pause both the accompaniment and recording, This mears that eve you press the nextchord ait ae, the delay wail not be recorded * While recording is paused (ie., when you are not playing the lower keyboard), do not play the ‘melody in the upper area or operate the panel switches. Operations performed while recoraing is ‘paused will be recorded atthe time when recording is resumed, and may not be played back cor rectly. @ Start without a metronome count-in From the record ready status, press the Cursor ® button. The following play will appear, so use the Value buttons to turn it Off. (Press the Cursor <€ button to return to the previous display.) 4s46 laying back a recorded perf ANC Here's how te playback the performance data you recorded. noone =a. 1. Press the Reset button to return to the first measure. 2. Press the Play button to begin playback. When playback ends it will stop automatically Ii you wish to stop in the middle of the song, press the Stop button (or the Reset button. + you press the Play button while holding down the Stop button, a two-measure countin wil be ingened before playback begins. + When playing back performance data that uses a Music Style from a Music Style Card, insert the appropriate card. @ Playback from the middle of a song Use the Bwd and Fwd buttons to move to the measure at which to begin playback. To fast-forward, press the Fwd button, To rewind, press the Bwe button. Each pres the button moves one measure Ifyou continue to hol either hutlon the measure pun bers wil change continwosly © Silence (mute) a specific track Press a Track button whose indicator is lit. The button indicator will 0 if, a that track will not ve played back ress the button ence again and the indicator will light again. @ Playback with different settings | you modify the tempo or select a different Tone or Music Style, playback will radified settings Maified setting are temporary. When you press the Reset button the initial settings excep! for Tempo! will reappear. To restore the intial settings including Tempo, hold down the Reset button and be done with the simultaneously press the Tempo + anc buttons. + The number of measures in the Intro and Ending wil olfer according fo the Music Style, This means that t you select a Music Style with a ailferent number of measures. the playback measure wil shit. + itis not possible fo change the Tone sattings ete. (or the Upper 2 track.ve performance data to disk (Save) Performance data you record is temporary, and will be lost when the power is turned af. It you wish fo save the performance data, you must save itto a 3.3 inch floppy disk (commercially avaiable This operation is known as Saving, * There ere two types of disk: 20D and HD. A 2HD disk can store twice the dela of a 20D elsk * Before using disks, read the precautions on p8. @ Format a disk Newly purchased disks or disks which have heen used by a different device cannot he used by the kR-4700/5000 as they are, They must frst be formated. * When you format a olsk that has been used by a diferent device, al data that may have been an that disk will be lost. Be sure that the ask does not contain data you wish to keep, 1. Set the disk's protect tab to the write position, and insert it into the disk drive. Be sure thatthe isk is facing the correct way. Protetia Wile write enabie) Protect wnt cable} The following messages will appear For a new disk 2. Press the Enter button to execute formatting. Formatting will ake about 1 minute, Ae formating is complete, the basic daplay wil reappear * To quit without formatting, press the Exit button, 47© Change the name of the performance data Peciormance data recorded by the KR-1700(5000 is automaticaly given a name of "KR-O1 ththe disk des not already contain other da with the same name, you may sae the data withthe hutomatcally assigned name. However, tis 4 beter idea to assign 3 name o the Gata so that you wil be able to vecogrize i late. + The KA-4700/5000 recognizes performance data by lis name, This means that a single disk can not contain more than one song of the same name. + tis not possible to directly change the name of a song on disk. You must fist read the song into internal memory and then change the name (ep.57). + Each time you record addtional songs, tie name automatically assigned to the performance data wil be changed as “KR-02," KR-03," ete 1, Simultaneously press the Load button and the Save button. The Rename display will appear. 2, Use the Cursor buttons and the Value buttons to change the name. Use the Cursor buttons to make the character you wish to change blink, and use the Value buttons to specify the character. The following characters can be used 01234567 89space!#Y%&'(IT+,~/ ABCDEFGHIIKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abedeighijkl maoparstuvwxyz012 * When assigning a name, the Track buttons can be used to directly enter the following characters Waranger bution "0" 2M. hass button :tAY flower button Mt '/Upper 1 button Upper 2 bution my! 3. When you finish, press the Enter button. 4B@ Save to disk * K#-470016000 performance data cannot be saved an a disk which contains Standard MIDI Ses. 1. Make sure that a disk formatted by the KR-4700/5000 is in the disk drive. 2. Press the Save button to executing saving. ‘When the save operation is completed, the basi dlspay will reappear, + Ifthe amount of performance data is arge, saving can take a bit of ie * Ifthe disk contains sang data with an identical name, the folowing message wil appear. Ifyou wish to overunte the existing data, press the Enter button. Ifyou wish fo save the new dala sep- rately (.2, preserve the existing data), press the Exit button fo cancel the save operation, change the name of the song data, and then save aqPlayback performance data from dis IF you wish to use the KR-4700/5000 to playback performance data irom disk. you ea directly spec fy the song cn disk to be played. its not necessary to ist read the data into the KR-4700/5000. “The KR-4760¥5000 is able to playback the following types of commercially available music data ‘SMF Music Data, ism music data + Wien playing back performance data from disk, the performance data already in internal memo- 1y must be erased. Ifyou wish fo preserve the performance data that isn internal memory, you ‘must save it to disk + Standard MIDI File is a widely-used format for exchanging performance data between various ‘devices. In adbition tothe formats mentioned above, the KR-4700/5000 is also able to piayback Git or GS-compatible Standard MIDI File data. + i Standard MID} File data has been selected, an asterisk "*" willbe displayed following the file- name. © Playback all songs 1. Insert the disk in the disk drive. 2, Press the All Song Play button to start playback. ‘The button indicator will light, and playback il begin from the ist song. + if gertormance data exists in internal memory that has not been saved to disk, the following mes- ‘sage will appear. It al right to erase the data, press the Entar button. if you do not wish to erase the data, press the Extt button fo cancel the operation, and save the data to disk 3. To stop playback, press the Stop button. + you use the Song Select buttons fo select a song before pressing the All Song Play button, biayback will begin from tha! song. + You can also stop playback by pressing the All Song Play button or the Reset button instead of the Stop button,@ Playback just one song 1. Insert the disk in the disk drive. 2. Use the Song Select buttons to select the song. * performance data exists in internal memory that has not been saved to dls, the following mes- ‘sage will appear. iit all ight fo erase the data, press the Enter button and then select the ‘song once again. f you de not wish to erase the data, press the Exit button to cancel the opera tion, and save the data to disk 3. Press the Play button to start playback. ‘When the song ends playback will stop automatically * ifyou press the Play button while holding down the Stop bution, playback will begin after a two- ‘measure metrenome count-in. * Ifyou move to a measure in the middle ofthe song before pressing the Play button, the following ‘message may Oe displayed for a time, and playback will nat start mmeciately. This is because the pertormance data is being checked to ensure that playback will begin correctly from the specified location. #138 << After playback ends > esses ‘When performance data other than that ofthe KR-4700/5000 itself is played back. the internal sounct source settings are modifiad by the performance data, and will be different than the settings betore playback began. This means that depending on the performance data settings, the way in which the Tones sound can be affected. In such cases, press one ofthe biack buttons showin belaw. This will reset the KR-4700/5000 to its normal state, in addition o perfarming the usual function af the button, slMinus-one performanc ‘The KR-1700/5000 allows you to enjoy ‘minus-one' playing with your performance data, Minus-one means that you can use the Mute function to mute a Part of the performance data and play that muted Part yourselt, The procedure will depend on the periarmance data you use, so read the explanation for the appropriate type * The Mute settings are temporary. When you playback other performance data or press the eset ‘button, the Mute function willbe tured off again. * When directly playing back performance data from disk, you must fist start playback before you vill be able to um Mute onvoft @ Using KR-4700/5000 performance data 1. Select the performance data you wish to use for minus-one playing. 2. Press the Reset button, and then use the Track buttons to select the performance Part you wish to play on the keyboard. Each time you press a Track button, the Mute setting will alternate between On ‘indicator dark) and Off indicator lio, 3. Select a keyboard mode that will allow you play the selected performance Part («p.36). 4 Playback the performance data, and play the muted Part yourself on the keyboard. @ Using Standard MIDI Files ‘When using Standard MID} Files, playback the performance data directly rom disk without reading it ino internal memory. When you playback the performance data directly from disk, you can speciy any periormance Part (MIDI chaane’ 1. Select the performance data you wish to use for minus-one playing. 2, Press the Reset button, and then use the Track buttons to select the performance Part (MIDI channel) you wish to play on the keyboard.The Track buttons correspond to MIDI channels as follows Rhythm button :10 1 button 1 2 button Others (other than 1, 3.4, 1D), 2,5, 6,7, 8,9, 17, 12,13, 14,15, 16 3 ouran 3 4 button 4 To select a MIDI channel 1, 3 oF 4. press the corresponding Track buttan to turn ai the indicator. Ech time you press the Track button, Mute will be turned ovat |¥ you wish to use MIDI channel 10 for minus ane playing, press the Rhythm button to turnoff the button indicator. Then press the Manu! Drums button, To select other MIDI channels, hofd down the 2 button and use the Cursor buttons, The selected MIDi channel will be displayed while you continue pressing the 2 button Mute Channe] Others * Is possible to tui Mute onvoft for performance Parts which contain no performance data, * Ifyou mute two or more Track buttons, the keyboard will play the performance Part cf the frst: ‘pressed Track bution. * Ifyou select ‘Others, the speclied performance Part will be muted. Howaver since this means that two or more performance Paris are specified, you will not be able o select the performance Part to be played on the keyboard, 3. Playback the performance data, and play the muted Part yourself on the keyboard. * Use the Part Balance Upper buttons fo adjust the volume of the Part played on the keyboard However in the case of MIDI channel 10, use the Drums buttons to adjust the volume. * When you play the keyboard after playing back performance data other than that of the KF 4700/5000 ise, the periormance dala which was played back may affect the way the Tones ‘sound, etc In such cases, rater to < After playback ends » (tp.51), and press an appropnate button. © Using "ism music data" ‘When using ism music data, you can enjoy minus-one piano playing with the left hand (Track 3) and right hand (Track 4). 1. Select the performance data you wish to use for minus-one playing. 2. Press the Reset button, and then use the Track buttons to select the performance Part you wish to play on the keyboard. Each time you press the Track button, Mute wl be tumed not 3. Playback the performance data, and play the muted Part yourself on the keyboard. * When you pay the Keyboara atte playing back performance data other than tha of he KR 4700/5000 ital, the performance aata which was played back may affect the way the Tones sound, ate. In such cases, refer to < Aiter playback ends > (ep.51), and press an appropriate button e3Record additional songs if you wish to record additional songs, periorm the following operations as necessary. © |f performance data exists in internal memory Use the following procedure to clear (erase the data From internal memory: Press the Clear button. lithe performance data has already been saved to dish, the data will be erased, and the basic display will reappear. lithe performance data has not yet been saved to disk, the following message will appear. you are sure you want wo clear the data, press the Enter button. * To cancel the operation, press the Exit button. © After playing back performance data from disk If the disk is still inserted, use the Song Select buttons to select "New Song," and then press the Rec button. You may remove the disk from the disk drive if you wish. 4Chapter 4. Editing performance data Before you read this chapter Please familiayize yourself with the mareral below, which outlines the various types of operations and ways to edit performance data which will be explained in this chapter © Three ways to record The KR-4700/5000 provides three ways 1 record perormance data these methods wih the asurption that you wish io tevecord pa the method mos! appropiate for your station, caapter will be exolaining ready -recorded song. Use Replace Recording: This she usual ay of recording, a5 explained in the previous chapter. periornance data exists i the selected track, the new recording wil replace the oll data Mix Recording: The newly recorded periormance data willbe added tothe previously recorded data, Use tis method when you wish fo ad ar aeltional periormance pat to an existing ack Punch-in Recording This method allows you to playback the px ata desired place, press a pedal and begin recording will stop and you wl tur to playback, Th slows you a re-record only spe tions recorded performance data, and when you ative g functions 00/5000 provides the following ive eciting functions, Use the function most appropriate The KR Quantize: This function adjusts the timing of inaccurately-played notes to a specified time value interval Erase: This function erases a specified section of periormance data Insert: This function inserts blank measures. Copy: ‘This function copies a specitiet section of performance da You might use this when a song contains repeated phrase to another location in the same track Delete: This function deletes a spectied section of periormance data. When data is deleted, the periormance data following it will be moved forward to fil the gap. * In adition to the above functions, you can also modify the inital setings (Tempo, Tane, etc) that are used when the performance data is played back -p.87) 5SSE x Other functions Form: This function erases all dats from a disk Delete File: ‘This function deletes a speciiied file of performance data irom disk Save As SMF: This function converts dats recorded on the KR-4700/5000 to Standard MIDI File data. This allows other devices isequencers, computers, et.) to playback music recorded on the KR-4700/5000. Procedure for editing performance data When editing periormance data, it sometimes happens that the results are nol 2s vou expect: Especially when editing performance data hat uses the Arranger function, the accompaniment may slipout of time or even change. Asa safeguard, iis 2 good idea to save the dara ro disk beore edit ine If you wish to edit performance data that is on disk, you must first read the data into internal memory. Use the appropriate editing functions to edit the performance data in internal memory. When you have finished editing, save the performance data to disk. + For ism music data (or Standard MIDI File data in Format 0), itis possible touse Replace Recording to record the Upper part cn track 1, but tis not possible to use other functions 10 ‘mocily this data. This isthe case even ifthe data was originally recorded on the KR-#700/5000 {and then convarted fo Standard MIDI File data Iti not possible fo load Standard MIDI File data in Format 1 into internal memory.Load performance data from disk (Load) Before you can edit periormance data on a disk, the data must be fist read into infernal memory. This ‘operation is calec Load, 1. Insert the disk into the disk drive. 2, Use the Song Select buttons to select the performance data you wish to modify. * the internal memory contains performance data which has not been saved to disk, the follewing ‘message will appear. itis all ight fo erase the data, press the Enter button. Ifyou do not wish 10 erase the data, press the Exit button to cancel the operation and save the data to disk 3. Press the Load button (or the Rec button) to execute Loading. ‘When Joading is complete, the basic display will appese © ifthe amount of performance data is large, loading can take a bt of time. s7se ee ways to record The KR. Puneh-in ‘00/5000 provides three ways Jor you to re-recard performance data; Replace, Mix, and @ Replace recording This isthe usual way of recording. if periormance data exists in the selected track, the new recordin, wil eplace the old data + Ifyou wish te record on the Upper 2 track, make panel settings while ing to begin recording. KR-47005000 is wait 1. If you wish to begin re-recording from the middle of the song, use the Bwd/Fwd buttons to move to the desired measure. 2, Press the Rec button to prepare for recording. 3, Make sure that the display shows "REPLACE." if not use the Value buttons to get the carect display. + Press a Track button to select the track for recording. Performance data is recorded on tracks whose indicators ar lit. Press the burton of the track wich vou wish to re-ecord, and its indicator will begin blinking, ‘The res ofthe procedure isthe same as explained in the previous chapter, © Mix recording “The newly cecorded periormance dala wil be add tothe previously recorded daa The recording procedure the same as fr Replace Recording except ir step 3 in which you will use the Value butons to select "MIX @ Punch-in recording This method allows you to playback the previously recorded performance data, and when you arive ata desired place, press a pedal and hegin re-recording. When you press the pedal once again. recording will stop and you will turn to alayback. This allows you to re-ecard only specific sections ‘you wish to use punch-in ecorling, you must hange the function ofthe pedal Playback Recording | Playback Recording Playback Pressthe Pressthe Press ine Press the peda pedal eda pedal3. Use the Cursor buttons to select the pedal whose function you wish to change. Lot et pedal, Center: center pedal 4. Use the Value buttons to select "PUNCH IN/OUT.” 5. This completes pedal settings. Press the Exit button twice to return to the basic display. 6, While holding down the Reset button, simultaneously press both the Tempo + and - buttons. Then press the Rec button to prepare for recording. 7. Use the Value buttons to select "PUNCH IN." PURCH TH 8, Press a Track button to specify the track for recording. Reslormance data is recorded on tracks whose indicators ave lit. Press the button ofthe track which you wish to re-record, ana ts indeater wil Begin blinking. 9. Press the Play button to begin playback. Payback wil begin 10. When you wish to begin re-recording, press the pedal. “Yu wil enter record mode, and your playing wil be recoded 11, When you wish to stop re-recording, press the pedal ag You will eum to playback mode. you wish to terecord another section, repeat steps 10 and 11 12. To stop recording press the Stop button. 5460 Correct inaccurate note timing (Quantize) ‘Quantize isa function that adjusts the timing oF recorded notes o the nearest specitied time interval For example, it you intended to play quarter notes bul the actual timing of the notes was slightly early or later, you could quantize the data at quarie-note (1/4 resolution to correct the timing of each note, as shown in the following diagram, Resotution (timing tor quantization) ! - ! oe ine Press the Edit button to get the Edit Menu display. the lower tine dos not read "Quantize,* use the Cusor buttons o select it Edit. Meru arnbize Press the Enter button to get the Quantize display. ‘The track button indicators of tracks which contain performance data will lin, indicating that hey ae selected for quantizing fuarbiz od fo . If you wish to quantize only one track, press that Track button. Track button indicators ofall tracks (other than the one you pressed will change to being steal, ancl only the track you specitiad will be selected for quantizing. Ifyau wish to quantize olher tracks, press their tack buttons. When you press a blinking tack button, it will retura to is original setting, . Specify the area and resolution for quantization. Use the Cursor buttons to select each item, and use the Value buttons to set she value fuanbize Specify the area to be quantized tfram: frst measute, for: how many measures It you wish to quantize the entire track itis not necessary to change the setting. Ii you wish to quantize only a specific area, speciy the area. For example, i! you wish to quant measures 412, specify “roms tor'9" Ifyou wish to quantize all the way 0 the end, set Nor:ALL,Specify the timing resolution} to which the notes will he adjusted. This should be set tothe shortest (or less than the shortes) note value which occurs in the periormance data being quantized. 6. When you have finished making settings, use the Cursor buttons to get the following display. ENTER 7. Press the Enter button to execute the Quantize operation. When the quantize operation has been completed, the basic display will eappear. * To quit without quantizing, press the Exit button twice. él62 Erase perf + nce data (Erase) ‘The Erase function erases the specified area of performance data, making it blank. You may think of this as using a pencil eraser to erase notes on music paper. Example: erasing measures 58 Note: Inthe case of performance data which uses the Arranger function, accompaniment will continue Uninterrupted even through measures which have been erased. If you wish to interrupt the accom paniment, use the Mix Facorcing function (sp.58) to record a Break (+'p.76) atthe Deginning of the corresponding measure in the Arranger track. i! you wish fo have a blank section of two or more measures, record a Break at the beginning of each measure, Press the Edit button to get the Edit menu display. . Use the Cursor buttons to select "Erase." Edit Menu . Press the Enter button to get the Erase display. The track button indicators of racks which contain performance data wil link. indicating that they ane selected for erasing, Er fromi 1 fc If you wish to erase only one track, press that Track button. “rack button indicators of ll racks othe than the one you pressed will change to being steadily det only the track you specified willbe selected for easing. you sh Yo erase oer tracks, ress theirwack butons, When you press a blinking wack but, it wil tun 0 its original sting . Specify the area and type of data to be erased. Use the Cursor buttons to select each item, and use the Value butions to set the valve. Erase from’ i fortabh Specify the area ta be erased lfrom: frst measure, for; how many measures) Ii you wish to erase the entire track it's not necessary to change the seting Ii you wish fo erase only a specific area, specify the area. For example, if you wish to erase measures 412, specify rom for-2 Ifyou wish fo erase al he way tothe end, set "or ALL."Select the type of data which will be erased. Normally you may leave the selection at ‘wish to erase only a specific type of data, specify it here LL you ALL all performance data EXC.NOTE ‘data other than keyboard data (bultons, pitch bend wheel, and pedal operations) DAMPER damper peda operations P.BEND pitch bend wheel aperations EXP.PEDAL _: expression pedal operations (KR-5000 only) * Even if you specily "EXP. PEDAL" as the data to be erased by this Erase function, the data will ‘not be erased ifthe Expression Pedal Function setting (-p.76) has been set to “ALL” $0 that it ‘controls the volume ofall pars. 6. When you have finished making settings, use the Cursor buttons to get the following display. 7. Press the Enter button to execute the Erase operation. When the erase operation has been completed, the basic display will eappecr. * To quit without erasing, press the Exit button twice. 6364 nsert bla easures (Insert) ~ The insert function insens blank measures at the specified location. Exar inset three blank measures at measure 5. 6 |? esp sr po: Note: inthe case of performance data which uses the Arranger function, accompaniment will continue uninterrupted even through blank measures which have been inserted. Ifyou wish to intertupt the ‘accompaniment, use the Mix Recording function (t#p.68) to record a Break ("p.76) at the begi ning of the corresponding measure in the Arranger track. f you wish to insert a blank section of two or more measures, record a Break at the beginning of each measure, Press the Edit button to get the Edit menu display. Use the Cursor buttons to select “Insert.” Press the Enter button to get the Insert display. The track button indicators of racks which contain pariormance data wil blink, indicating that they are selected for inserting . If you wish to insert blank measures into only one track, press that Track button. ‘Track button indicators ofall racks (other than the one you pressed will change to being steadily Ii and only the tack you specified will be selected for inserting Jr fo insert blank measures into other tracks, press their track buttons. When you press a blinking track button, it will turn 0 its original seting. Specify the location and the number of measures to be inserted. Use the Cursor buttons to select each item, and use the Value buttons to set he value. For example, f you wish io insert blank measure at measure 4 se trom fort." When you have finished making settings, use the Cursor buttons to get the following display. ENTER . Press the Enter button to execute the Insert operation. ‘When the insert operation has been completed, the basic display will reappear. * Te quit without inserting, press the Exit button twiceCopy performance data (Copy) The copy function copies a specified Section of performance data to another measure of the same track. This is useful when you wish to repeat a phrase Example: copy measures 5-7 ta measure @ + ttperformance data exists at the copy destination, it will be erased. 1. Press the Edit button to get the Edit menu display. Jse the Cursor buttons to select "Copy." ress the Enter button to get the Copy display. 22 tton indicators of tracks which contain periarmanice data wil link, indicating that 4. If you wish to copy only one track, press that Track button. will hs Track button ineicators of all tacks ether than the one you 1nd only the ack you specified wil bw selacted for coping. Ih you wish Then you press 3 bfnking rack buton, st will yer to ik vine hele Wack buttons 5. Specify the copy source and destination. Specify the area to be copied (rom: frst measure, for: how many measures), ard the copy desta example, if you wish fo Copy measures 412 to the end of the track, specify END." Ii you wish fo copy all the way to the end, set Mor AL. 6. When you have fi following display. 1ed making settings, use the Cursor buttons to get the 7. Press the Enter button to execute the Copy operation. ‘When the copy operation has been completed, the basic display wil reappear * To quit without copying, press the Exit button twice. 6566 The Delete function deletes specified measures af periormance data. Dats fllonving the deleted mea: sures will be moved forward, Example: delete measures $8 1, Press the Edit button to get the Edit menu. 2. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Delete." 3, Press the Enter button to get the Delete display. The track button indicator of tracks which contsin performance data wil blink, incicating that they Fort ALL 4 ish to delete blank measures into only one track, press that Track Track button indicators ofa tacks lothec thas the one vou pressed! sand only the track you spectied will be selected for deletion. you Irom other tracks, press thor wack auttons. When you press blink 5. Specify the measures to be deleted. Use the Cursor buttons to select each item, and se the Value huttans 1 se he vale Specify the area to le deleted (ems fist meosuie, for: number of measures Iv you wish w delete the entre rack there sno need 10 change the setting IF you wish 1 delete only specified measures, specify the area. For example, you wish to delete measures 412, specity “iom' 1015. I you wish all the way to the end, set for AL" 6. When you have finished making settings, use the Cursor buttons to get the following display. 7. Press the Enter button to execute the Delete operation. When the delete operation hos been completed. the Basic display wil reappear * To quit winout deleting, press the Exit bution twiceModify the initial settings of the perfo ce data ‘When performance data is fist recorded, the settings at that time (such as terypo and Tones| are recorded as inital settings. To get te intial playback settings, you can hold dow the Reset utlon and simultaneously press both the Tempo + and - buttans betore playback. Here's how to modiy the initial settings ater they have been recorded . While holding down the Reset button, simultaneously press both the Tempo + and - buttons to get the initial playback settings. . Use the panel buttons to make the desired settings. It you wish to mocity Upper 2 settings (Tone, volume, etc), press the Rec button and then press the Upoer 2 button to make the bution indicator bink. Now you can use the panel buttons £2 ‘medily Upper 2 settings. When you fish making settings, press the Stop bution, . While holding the Rec button, press the Reset button to get the following play. . If you wish to change the settings, press the Enter button. Ate the settinas have been rewritten, the basic display will reappear. * To quit without overwriting the setup, press the Exit button. 6763 asing all data from a disk (Format) The Format operation allows you to erase al ata fom a disk 1. Insert the disk you wish to format into the disk drive. 2. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 3. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Format Disk." ENTER 5, Press the Enter button to execute formatting. Formating wil take about one minute, and then the basic display will eappeor * To quit without formating the disk, press the Exit button twice,rasing speciied perrormance (Delete File) “This operation deletes a specified file of performance data from a disk « Insert the disk containing the data you wish to delete into the disk drive. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. . Use the Cursor buttons to select "Song." Press the Enter button to get the Song Menu display. 1 the lower fine dos not read "Delete File" use the Cursor buttons 1 select it Use the Value buttons to select the performance data you wish to delete. . Press the Enter button to delete the performance data. Alter the perionance data < deleted, the base display will seappes * To quit wihout deteting, press the Exit button three times, eg70 Convert UD) Rasy performance data to Standard (Save As SMF) Performance data recorded by the KR-4700/5000 can be played ack only by the KR-8700/5000. In its original form it cannot be plaved back by otber devices (sequencers and computers) f you with to play back this data on other devices, you must convert it to Standard MIDI File dats “To conver data to Siandatdl MIOI File data, you must fst read i into the KR-3700/5000 internal emery, and then save it as Standardi MIDI File data * sis not possible o save Standard MIDI File data on a dlsk that contains KF-4700'5000 pertor ‘mance aata, + Performance data can be played back on any other GS sound module device, However depend: Ing on the GS sound module davies you use, there may be an insufficient number of notes 2¥4- 101, oF the notes may be sounded diferent. - If the performance data you wish to convert is on disk, load the data into internal memory (*=p.57). - Insert the disk on which the Standard MIDI File data will be saved. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. . Use the Cursor buttons to select "Song." . Press the Enter bution to get the Song Menu display. . Use the Cursor buttons to select "Save as SMF." - Press the Enter button to execute conversion. Wher conversion is completed, the baste display will reappear It tne amount of pertormance data is large, converting can take @ bit of time, Te quit wihout converting, press the Exit button thvee times Inorcer to distinguish the data saved on disk from the performance data before conversion, an asterisk “* wil be added at the ang of the name. the disk eomtains song data with an identical pame, the folowing message will apoear. I you wish to overwate the existing data, press the Enter button, If you wish fo save the new data s@p- arately (.¢, preserve the existing data), press the Ext button to cancel the save operation, ‘change the name of the song deta, and then save it.Chapter 5. Various function settings Adjust the volume balance You can adjust the volume of each Part to achieve the ideal valume balance. Use the Part Balance. buttons to adjust she volume of each Part * These settings will reset to their ial values when the power is turned off. llyou wish to keep your settings, register them as a User Program. Adjust the volume (0—10) of each Part using its pair of buttons. The P button increases the volume, and the 4 button decreases the volume, When you adjust volume, the volume of the Part being adjusted will be displayed both as a number and graphicale ly Accom OH The Upper, Lower, and Accomp buttons respectively change the volumes of the Lipper Tone, the Lower Tone, and the Accompaniment, ‘The Bass buttons adjust the Manual Bass Tone v and adjust the accompaniment bass volume wh ime when the Manual Sass On/Oit button isi itis dark The Drums buttons adjust the Manual Drums volume when the Keyboard Mode Manual Drums but ton is fit, and ads the accompaniment drums volume when it is dark @ Silence specified Parts (Mute) If you wish to mute (silence) a specific Part, simultaneously press the and > buttons for that Part. The dlaplay wil indicate "OFF Press botl-buttons again to un-mute the Pat 772 We ORS CCUSLLINCS) Reverb is an effect which adds the reverberation that occurs when music is played in a concert hall or ‘other room. The etfect will be applied to al Parts @ Reverb on/off Each time you press the Reverb button the effect will be turned on or off. * When the power is turned on, raverb will aways be on. © Adjusting the reverb effect (Type and Depth) You can select from the following Types af ever ROOM 1 reverberation of a meeting room ROOM 2 reverberation ofa club ROOM 3: reverberation of large room HALL1 reverberation of a small hall HALL 2: reverberation of a large hal PLATE bright metallic reverberation DELAY: ropeated echoes PAN DELAY : delays alternating between left and right speakers ‘The reverb depth can be adjusted independently (2—10) for each of the following Pars: \Unper, Lower, Accomp lentire accompaniment), A.Bass (accompaniment bass), 8. Drums accompaniment drums), M.Bass manual bass), W.Drums (manual drums) + These settings wil be reset to their ntal values when the power is tuned oft If you wish fo keep your settings, register them as & User Program. 1. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 2. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Reverb." Utility Meru Reverb 3. Press the Enter button to get the Reverb display. 4, Make settings for the reverb effect. Use the Cursor buttons to select te item, and use the Value buttons to set the valu If the settings ate not mosified fora time, the basic display will appear automaticallyChorus effect settin ‘Chorus is an effect which adds spaciousness and depth tothe sound. © Chorus on/off The chorus effect applies to the Upper, Lower, andl Manual Base Pars. Chorus ean be turned on individually for the Tone selected for each Par. For example, chorus can be tusned on for the E.Organ selected for the upper Part, and oif for the E.Organ seleeted for the lower Part. In this way, chorus sttings can he indepencient even for the same ‘Tone used by more than one Part. * These settings are retained in memory even ifthe power is turned oft 1. Use the Upper/Lower/Manual Bass buttons to select a Part. 2. Use the Tone buttons to select the Tone to which you wish to apply the Chorus effect. chorus is on forthe selected Tone, the Chorus button will ight 3. Press the Chorus button to turn chorus on (lit) or off (dark). © Select the type of Chorus effect You can select irom the following types of chorus effect, Tones for which chorus is turned on wil use the same type of chorus, CHORUS 1: slow and shallow chorus CHORUS 2 slow and deep chorus CHORUS 3 : rapid and shallow chawus CHORUS 4: rapid and deep chorus * This setting will be reset to the intial value when the power is tumed off. If you wish to keep your setting, register its @ User Program. 1. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 2. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Chorus." ULilite Meru Chic 3. Press the Enter button to get the Chorus display. 4. Use the Value buttons to select the Chorus Type. li she setings are not modified for atime, the basic display will reappear automatically 73TH Transpose the pitch CIranspose) . Specify the Transpose set “The Transpose function allows you to change the pitch produced by the keyboard. For example, Ifa song happened to be ina dificult key, you might use the Transpose function fo play it with easier fin- ing, Or conversely, you could change the piich without changing the fingering, Its also possible To transpose the playback of recorded performance data. “The Transpose function can be used in one of two ways: *All* or *Key-* Use the type appropriate for your situation. All: The keyboard and playback will be transposed together Use this setting when you wish o transpose the playback to match your voice range. Key: The keyboard wil he transposed, but aot the playback. Use this setting when you wish to use aa easier fingering to play along with a song that was recorded inna dificult key, or when you wish to use an easier fingering to record a song in a dificult key. Th setting can also be used when you use the keyboard to play er record sheet music fora transposing, instrument in the cortect pitch. * When you record your keyboard playing with a setting of “Key,” the transposed notes will be recorded. However, with a setting of ‘Al, the untranspased notes will be recorded. + ‘This setting wil be reset tothe initial valve when the power is tumed of. f you wish to keep your setting, register it as & User Program. Press the Transpose button to get the Transpose display. gS Use the Cursor buttons to select *All* or "Key," and use the Value butions to spectiy the value (semitone steps: 4 (A) — +7 (Gi ‘When a value other than *0 (Chas been se, the Transpose button will light Ii the settings are not modified for atime, the basic display will reappear automatically + The Transpose setting whichis displayed is the one which will be used. To reset the value to its initial setting, simultaneously press the Value + and - buttons while in the Transpose display. + instead of using the Value buttons, you can also hold the Transpose button and press the appropriate note of the keyboard to set the value.hift the pitch by octaves (Octave ‘The Octave Shift function changes the pitch in units of one actave. This funetion can be specified for ‘each Tone that can be selected for Unper, Lower, and Manual Bass. For example, you can set an ‘Octave Shit of" for the E,Organ Tone selected for the upper Pant, and an Octave Shit of "+1" (one: ‘octave up) for the E,Organ Tone selected for the lower Part, In this way. octave shift settings can be Independent even for the same Tone used by more than one Par. + This sting is elaine in memory even if the power is tured oft. 1. For each Part, select the Tone you wish to Octave Shitt. 2, Press the Oct Shift button to get the Octave Shift display. 3. Use the Cursor buttons to select the Part you wish to octave shift. Oe Lave Uerer t 4. Use the Value buttons to specify the amount (+/- 2 octaves) of shift. ‘When a value other than "Oi selected for a Part played by the keyboard, he Oct Shift button will igh W che setings are not rtoditie for a time, the basic dispiay will reappear automaticaly 757 Change the function of the pedals You can change the function ofthe left and center pedals, Select the functions most useful for your needs * These settings wil reset to thelr nial values whan the power is wined of. Ifyou wish to keep ‘your settings, register them as a User Program. = When you press the Piano button the left pedal willbe the Soft pedal and the center pedal wil be the Sostenuto pedal ragaraless of the settings made here. I you then select 2 keyboard mode that allows Style performance, the pedal sattings will turn tothe functions you specified here. * 1his not possible to set the let! and center pedals fo the same function. SOFT (left pedal only): Soft peal SOSTENUTO (center pedal only): Sostenuio pedal FILL INTO VAR. The pedal will act asthe Fill in “To Variation’ button FILL IN TO ORIG. The pecial will act asthe Fill In “To Original” button, BREAK: When you press the pedal during Style performance, the accompaniment will pause for just one mea: ADVANCED/BASIC: The peal will act 35 the Arrangeme Advanced! button, FADE IN/OUT: This allows you lo start the accompaniment with a fade-in the volume gradually becomes loudes) or tend the accompaniatent with a fade-out ithe volume gradually becomes softer. IF you wish to start the accompaniment with a fade-in, fst press the pedal to make the StarVStop but ton indicator blink while Siyle periormance i sll stopped. Then use the normal procedure to start Sivle performance. To fade out, press the pedal during Sivle periormance, When the fade-out is complete, the StoruStop ‘button ingicator wil blink. Accompaniment will nor stop even ater the fade-out. When you no longer hear the sound, press the Stat/Stop burton. During a Style performance, fade-in and fade-out will be repeated each time you press the pedal LEADING BASS: ‘The Leading Bass function will be active only while you are pressing the pedal PUNCH IN/OUT: Yow can press the pedal to specify the area Tor punch-in recording (9.58) DAMPER OF LOWER: ‘The lower area will be sustained while the pedal is pressed. Press the Utility button to get the Ut For the KR-5000, an expression pedal sold separately! can be connected to the Expression connector so that you can Control the valume with your foot. Normally, sis wil contra the volume ofall Pans, but you can also specify that it contral only a specific Pat. ALL al Pars) UPPER (upper) LOWER jlowen MABASS imanual bass) M_DRUMS (manus ‘drums! ity Menu display. 1 the love line does not read "Pedal Function * use the Cursor butons to selec it . Press the Enter button to get the Pedal Function display. Left Pedal SOFT . Use the Cursor buttons to select Pedal, and use the Value buttons to set the pedal function. lithe sectngs are not masified for a time, the basic display will reappear automaticaly 777% h Bend Wheel settings You can specity the maximum pitch change (ange) produced by the pitch bend wheel. When the power is turned on, the pitch bend wheel will aifect only the upper Part, but you can also specify that it affect the lower Part and the manual bass Part as well + These settings wil be reset fo the inital valves when the power is tumed of. you wish to keep ‘your settings, register them as a User Program. + itis not possible fo change the settings for the Manual Drum Par range: { octave, on). Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Pitch Bend.” Ubility Meru Pitch Berd + Press the Enter button to get the Pitch Bend display. Use the Cursor buttons to select the item, and use the Value buttons to specify the value. There are two lems to st: the range, and the Parts which wil be affected by the pitch bend wheel Range canbe se fo a value O~12 semitone steps; maximum of octave). Speciy “ON forthe Parts you want tobe aifected by the pitch bend wheel. Pitch Bend itch Bene Range = + ert OH + Ii the settings ace not modified for atime, the basic display will eappear automaticaly.Agjust tne Keyboard response (Keyboard Sensitivity) ‘The keyboard sensitivity can be set to one ofthe following three levels: Light: dynamic range will narower than usual, so that even This setting s suitable or sustained sounds such as organ or ht touch will produce forissimo nates ins. Medium: This is the normal siting, The keyboard sensitivity willbe closest to an acoustic piano. Heavy: ‘The dynamic range will be wider than usual, so that forissimo will be produced played notes, Use this setting when you sant your playing to have as much eynami a5 possible. * This setting is retained in memory even ifthe power is turned of 1, Press the Uti button to get the U Menu display. 2. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Keyboard Sens.". ULilite Meru esis maclfied for atime, the basic display will rea 7420 Change the Split Point ‘The Split Point can be set independently for each of the Split and Split Arranger keyboard modes, There are two ways to set the Split Point "These settings will be reset to their nial values when the power is turned off. If you wish fo keep ‘your sertings, register hem as a User Program. © In the Utility display 1. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 2. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Split Point.” 3. Press the Enter button to get the Split point display. 4. Use the Cursor buttons to select the keyboard mode, and use the Value buttons to set the Split Point, ithe setting is not modified for a tise, the basic display wil reappear automatically IF you simultaneously press the Value + and- butlons, the Spit Point wi be reset to © Using the Keyboard Mode buttons 1. Select either Split Arranger or Split keyboard mode. 2. Hold down the button of the keyboard mode whose Split Point you wish to change (the Split Arranger bution or the Split button), and press a note on the keyboard. The Split Point display of the specified keyboard ms lithe seting is nat modified for 2 time, the basic «splay will renppear automaticaChord Hold on/off Chord Hola isa function used in Style performance. ‘When Chord Hold ison. chords you play in the lower area will he sustained and the accompaniment continued even if you release the keys. f Chord Hold is off, the accompaniment will be paused when you take your hand off the lower ate. "Normally this function will be left on, so that you can use your leit hand to change panel settings during Style performance without interrupting the accompaniment, * This setting wil be reset to On when the power is tumed oft. In seme cases, changing the keyboard made will also reser it to On. Ifyou wish to leave it of, register it as a User Program. Make sure that the keyboard mode is either Split Arranger or Piano Style Arranger. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. . Use the Cursor buttons to select "Chord Hold.” Utility Meru Chore Hold Press the Enter button to get the Chord Hold display. Use the Value buttons to turn the setting on or off. nord Hole oN Lethe setting is not mosified fora time, 1 hasic display will eappear automatically Bia2 ave User Programs on disk Eight User Programs can be saved in the KR-4700/5000, and these eight programs can be saved to dlsk as one set. If you wish to use User Programs that have been saved to disk, you must load them into internal memory. @ Saving User Programs (Save) The disk on which the User Programs are to be saved must be formatted by the KR-4700/5000. You ray also use a disk that contains KR-4700/5000 performance data or Standard MIDI File data 1. Insert the disk on which you wish to store the User Programs into the disk drive. 2, Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 3. Use the Cursor buttons to select "User Program.” UtLilite Meru + User F 4, Press the Enter button to get the User Program Menu display. ithe lower line does net read "Save" use the Cursor butions to selec i 6. Assign a name for the User Programs. The procedure i the same as when assigning a name to pesormance data 9.48 7. After you have assigned a name, press the Enter button to execute the Save operation. ‘When saving is complet, the basic display wil reapoear. * To quit without saving, press the Exit button three times.@ Loading User Programs (Load) ‘When you wish to use User Programs chat have been saved o disk, you must load them nto internal memory using the following procedure Remember that this will overwrite the User Program data that is already in internal memory. Hf you wish to keep this data, save ito disk fist, 1. Insert the disk containing the User Programs you wish to load into the disk drive. 2, Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 3. Use the Cursor buttons to select "User Program." 4, Press the Enter button to get the User Program Menu display. 5. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Load." UserProgranm Menu 6. Press the Enter button to get the Load display. 7. Use the Value buttons to select the desired set of User Programs. Press the Enter button to execute the Load operation. ‘When loading is complete, the basic display will reappear. * To quit without loading, press the Exit bution three times. 83Bt © Deleting User Programs from disk (Delete) This operation deletes a spectied ile of User Programs ftom disk 1. Insert the disk contai disk drive. ing the User Programs you wish to delete into the 2. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu. 3. Use the Cursor buttons to select "User Program.” Utility Menu 4, Press the Enter button to get the User Program Menu display. 5. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Delete Fil le." 7. Use the Value buttons to select the set of User Programs you wish to delete. 8. Press the Enter button to execute the Delete operation. When deletion is complete, the basic display will appear. * To quit without defeting, press the Exit button three times.djust the volume of the metronome ‘The volume of the metronome can be adjusted as follows. + Ths setting is retained in memory even ifthe power is turned oft 1. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 2. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Metronome Level." 4, Use the Value buttons to adjust the volume (0—10). le the setting is not modified for atime, the basic display will reappear automaticaly asBG the display contra The contrast ofthe LCD display screen can be adjusted as follows + This seting is retained in memory even i the power is tured oft 1, Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 2, Use the Cursor buttons to select "LCD Contrast." 3. Press the Enter button to get the LCD Contrast display. 4. Use the Value buttons to adjust the contrast (1-10). Ui the setting is not modified for atime, the basic display will eappear automatically,djust the tunin “The tuning ofthe entice KR-4700/5000 can he adjusted as iollows. Use this function 10 adjust the tun Ing when you will be performing with other instruments. * This setting is retained in memory even ifthe power is turved oft 1. Press the Utility button to get the Utility Menu display. 2. Use the Cursor buttons to select "Master Tune.” 3. Press the Enter button to get the Master Tune display. 4, Use the Value buttons to adjust the tuning (415.3—466.2 Hz, 0.1 Hz units). lithe setting is not modified far a time, the basic display will reappear automaticaly * Ifyou simutaneously press the Value + and - buttons, the standard tuning (4 = 440 Hz) wil be reset a73B Rest ng the factory settin ‘The following procedure will reset all memory data of the KR-4700/5000 to the original factory settings. * Belore you periom this operation, make sure that there is no disk in the ask dive. While holding down the Edit button, simultaneously press the Load button and the Save button; the factory setup will be loaded. “The follwing display will appear for atime, and then the basic display wil reappearChapter 6. Appendices Troubleshooting © Power does not come on when the Power switch is pressed. + The posver cable is nat connected correctly (89.13) @ No sound. + The Volume slider is tumed down, + Headphones are connected + Volume has been turned down or turned *DFF* (muted) with the Patt Balance buttons (p.79 + For the KR-5000, make sure thatthe speaker cable of the stand IKRS-5000) is connected comrectly sp.105) © Melody notes drop out. ‘The KR-4700/5000 can produce upto 26 notes simultaneously During a Style perioimance o when playing back performance data this number may be exceeded. this happens, notes wil be sropped @ Pedals do not work. + The pedal cable is not connected correctly (s#p.105, 1061 © Cannot select the desired Tone or Music Style. ‘The method of selecting Tones or Music Styles is diferent depending on whether you are in Standard mode or in Expansion made. Make sure that you are inthe appropriate mode to select the ‘Tone or Music Style you want. (Tones: #17), Music Styles: 9.22) + User Program is turned On when a Music Style isnot selected 9,421, © Keys in the lower area do not produce sound. + The Part volume has been turned down or “OFF mutedh with the Fart Balance buttons p71), + During Sve performance, Sync i ff p34 + When a split keyboard mode is selected, the Lower OnvOtt button and Manual 8236 On/O# button indicators are dark (ep. 37,38 + When layer and salt keyboard modes ate selected simultaneously, the Manual Bass On/Ott button indicator fs dark ep 38) © During Style performance, releasing the lower keyboard area makes the percussion instruments play alone, * Chord Hold is turned of ep). © During Style performance, releasing the lower keyboard area makes the accompaniment stop. * Sync Intelligence i turned! on mp4, @ When the lower keyboard area is released, notes continue sounding. + Lower Hold istrmed oni. 32. © Two or more notes sound when just one key is pressed. + selody Intelligence is turned on eep.33), * Chord Intelligence is tuned on 19.30) aqqo @ Sounds are played together. ‘The Keyboard Mode Is set to Layer. 9.37) © The Music Style sounds wrong. 4 Notes inthe chord are nat being played a the some time + Chord Intelligence may be of when you assumed ®t was on} and you filed ro play complete chords, e#p.30) 1 Transpose i be Tuning is incorrect ep 87) @ When a recorded Style performance is played back from the middle, the accompaniment is silent for a time. * Each accompaniment phrase splaved in blacks of several messutes. playback begins ftom the middle ofa Block, te accompaniment wil be silent unl the beginning ofthe nex! block ‘© Drums do not sound during Style performance «The Original accompaniment in Music Style 2-1 Pop* 4 Popa in Sy rot coniain any percussion souncs sansion made) dacs © Aiter playing back performance data, the sounds appear to be different. + Wen you play the keyboard ater playing back gerfoemance data ether than that ofthe KR- 4700/3000 isl the perinmance data which was played back may afect the way the Tones Sound) ec. Reet to Alier playback ends > «p51 forthe appeoprate actionDisplay messages ‘When a message appears in the display, refer to this list and take the appropriate action. Messages see fisted here in alphabetical order, Cause: ‘You selectec’a Music Style witha diferent rime signature Action: It is not possible to change to a Music Style with a ferent time signature. Select a Music Sivle with the same time signature Cause: You attempted to save KR-4700/5000 performance data on a disk containing Standard MID! File data. Or, vice versa Action: Press the Ext button, and then insert 9 new disk ara disk containing the same type of perfor: mance data, be era: rrentsens will Cause: This operation cequires that the performance data in internal memory be erased. Is it ok to erase the perioemaace data from inteenal memory? Action: If its ok to erase the data, press the Enter button, if you do not wish to erase the data, press the Exit button, and then save the data to disk Cause: “There are various restrictions on handling dats other than KR-4700/5000 periowmance data, and this display indicates thatthe attempted operation is not possible SMF Music Data (foemat 1) cannot be loaded into incemal memory SMF Music Data format 0} and ism musie data can be loaded ince Internal memory. However, the perfoemance data cannot be edited ther than by Replace Recording the upper periormance fom track 1 Action: Press the Exit busion to cancel the operation Cause: There is no disk in the disk srive Action: Press the Exit button, and inset @ disk into the disk drive, Cause: “The disk write protect tab is inthe Protect position. Action: ‘Move the disk write protect tab to the Write postion, Cause: The disk is full, and cannot store any more data Action: Press the Ext button, Then either use anather disk, or delete unneeded data irom the disk 4qz nbernal Menara Limit, Cause: + This disk s a master disk (a dsk on which data cannot be oversvritien). Data cannot be stored con this disk + The performance data you attempted to save contains data which prohibits illegal copying. This performance data cannot be saved to disk Action Press the Ext button to cancel the operation. Ifthe disk was a master disk, exchange it ora dit- ferent disk and save the data. Cause: Disk data could not be successfully processed. Action: Press the Exit butlon, and then ce-insent the disk ‘or exchange the disk} and try the operation ‘once again Situation: Wien playing back performance data other than that ofthe KR-#700/5000 itself, you pressed non-functioning button, Cause: This card cannot be used by the K8-4700/5000, Action: Press the Ext button, and insert an appropriate Music Style card (TN-SC2 series). Cause: ‘This disk has been used by another device Action: Ii you wish to format the disk, press the Enter button, Ii you wish to insert a different disk, arss the Exit button to cancel the operation. Situatio This message warns that the internal memoty is nearly ull, and that you will soon be unable to continue eecording, Cause: Internal memory is full and recording or loading has been stopped, Action: Press the Exit button, Cause: Since the power was nor wined on for approxin (User Programs, etc were lost ely 1 month, the settings in internal memory | automatically be estored, and then the basic display will reappear. Cause: Since internal memary does aot contain perio Action: Press the Exit button, yace data, the operation is not possiblesert. UtherDisk No Userfros File Unformatted Disk FormatSune?ENTER Cause: The disk does not contain pesiormance data Action: Press the Exit button, insert a disk which contains performance data, and retry the operation Cause: The disk does not contain User Program data, Action: Press the Exit button, inset a disk which contains User Program data, and retry the operation, Cause: Data with the same name exists on the disk, Action: 1 you wish to overwrite the old data jie, replace it with the new), press the Enter burton I you ish to save it separately, press the Exit button, change the name le), and then save it. Cause: You have not selected a vack to rerecord. Actios Press the Exit button, and then specify the track to re-record, Cause: This performance data cannot be converted into a Standard MIDI File. Action: Prass the Exit button to cancel the operation, Cause: This is 3 new disk wihich has not been formated, Action: {you wish 10 format the disk press the Enter button. If you do nat wish to Faxmat the disk press the Exit button, and then remove the disk 42one lis Some Tones ace present in both the Tone Standard mode and Tone Expansion modes, These overlapping Tones are ind cated in parentheses () @ Tone Standard mode Group & Al Piano Ad Plane AD Hargsi Ad EPlano A: EPiano? A6 Vibes AT Oran A-B Pipe Organ (A34) Brass Sox (B12) Flute (822) AGuitar E.Guitar (43) Fantasia (B41) @ Tone Expansion mode Piano AML Piano 12. Pano? AI3 Piano 3 Al Hanky-Tonk Al5&, Piano? E Fiano 2 Harpsichord chy ‘Wood Bass Fingered Bs. Picked 8s. Fretless 8s Slap Bass 1 Slap Bass 2 Synth Bass 1 Synth Bass 2 Reed BIT Soprano Sax. BI2 Sax (B-tl 813 Tenor Sax BIS Bantone Sax B15 Oboe B16 English Hora 817 Bassoon BIB Clarinet Synth SFX. BST Ice Rain B52 Soundtrack 853. Cristal B54 Atmosphere B55 Brighiness 856 Goblin 837 Echo Drops 858 Siac Theme 4 Chromatic Pere AQ Celesta 22 Glockenspiel Music Box: ‘A23 Vibraphone 25 Marimba ‘426 Xylophone AQ Tubular-Bell A28 Satur Strings / Orchestra Ast Vi ned Viola, 63 Cello Sod Contrabass ‘A65 Tremolo Str G6 Pizzicato Str Ae? Harp 68 Timpani Piccolo Flute (8-5) Recorder Pan Flute Bottle Blow Shakuhachi whistle Ocarina Bos Koro B65 Kalimba Bos Bag Pine BG? Fiddle 868. Shanai Organ ABT Oman A382 Organ’? 33 Organ 34 Pipe Organ (A-8) A353 Reed Organ ‘36 Accordion Fr 437 Harmonica ‘438 Bandneon Ensemble AZT Strings (8-1) Slow Strings Syn. Strings 1 Syn. Strings 2 Choi Aahs Voies Oohs SyoVvox (Orchestra Hit Synth Lead B31 Square Wave B32 Saw Wave B33 Syn. Calliope 534 Chilfer Lead B35 Charang 536 Solo Vox 537 Sth Saw Wave 838 Bass & Lead Percussive 871 Tinkle Bell B72 Agogo. B73. Stee! Drums B74 Woodblock B75 Taiko 876 Melo. Tom B77 Synth Orum B78 Reverse Cym, Guitar Aat Nylonesit. Gt Ad? Steel-str Ct 43 EGuitar 8-7 Ad Clean Gt AS Muted Gt Ade Overdrive Cu AA? Distortion Gt 4B Gt. Harmonics Brass ABI Trumpet ‘882 Trombone ‘883 Tubal ‘AB4 Muted Trumpet ‘885 French Hoon ‘A865 Brass 1 'A87 Synth Brass 1 ABB Synth Brass 2 Synth Pad B41 Fantasia (8-8) Ba? Warm Pad B43 Polysynth Bad Space Voice Bas B46 Metal Pad a7 Halo Pad BAB Sweea Pad SFX 881 Gi Frei Noise 882 Breath Noise 883 Seashore Bad Bice BBS Telephone | B86 Helicopter B87 Applause B88 Gun Shotusic Style lis * Some Music Styles are present in both the Music Style Standard mode and Music Style Expansion modes. These overlap: ping Musie Styles are indicated in parentheses (). @ Music Style Standard mode Group A Music style Beat Tempo _ Intro (measures) Ending imeasures}_ Upper Tone (Split Arranger mode) Act Big Band Ms 60S 3 Piano A2 Rock 4a 24 5 Piano 1 AS Swing aa 1% 2 Vibes Ast Country 4801258 2 Harmonica AS Chatleston 440M 4 Clarinet Ab Dance 115) ak 4 Syn. Calliope AT Funk (16) az 3 Organ 3 8 Gospel 64 1S 4 Organ 3 Group 8 Music Style Beat Tempo __Intio measures) Ending (measures) Upper Tone (Split Arranger mode) 8-1 Pop (6a) aia sa 2 2 AT Piano | 8:2 BBeat (2) wa 1 2 AT Plano 1 B83 16 Beat 125) ar) 4 3 At EPlano 1 Bet Slow Rock 46 60 1 2 Ad Piano 1 85 Bossa Nova wo 8 a BS Flute 8-6 Rhumba 56) wa 12 4 AG Vibes 87 March 44600102 2 A82 Trombone BB Slow Waltz yh 75; 4 5 Ad Plano * The Original accompaniment in B-1 "Pop (84)" does not contain any percussion sounds. @ Music Style Expansion mode Group A Music Style Best Tempo __Intio measures) Ending imeasures| Upper Tone (Spit Arranger mode) 11 Rock yaaa 3 33 Organ 3 12 Rock? “4 8 3 AAG Overdrive Gt 13 Rap 4 4 2 13 Piano 3 14 House a4 3 832 Saw Wave 15 Dance (4-6), a4 120004 4 833 Syn.Callione 16 Funkia.7), “on 4 3 33. Organs 17 Funk2 4486 4 3 AB? Synth Brass § 18 Fusion v1 3 2 BT E.Gukar 21 8 Beat 1 18-2) aa 6d 1 2 Aa Plane 2 BBeat? 4460 1 4 Be A, Guitar 23 8 Beat 3 a a0 2 4 7 E.Gultar 24 B Beats a 68 3 4 AS EPiano2 2516 Beat B- 4 a2 4 3 Aa EPiano 25 16 Beat? aoa 1 4 BS AGuitar 27 16 Beas 44 ot 6 Al2 Piano 2 28 16 Beat + 4480 1 3 A33 Organ qsqe Music Style 31 Boogie 32 Rock'n'oll 33 Twist 34 RAB. 35. County Ballad 36 Slow Rock 37 Ballad | 38 Ballad 2 41 Slow Swing 1 42 Slow Swing 2 43° Swing 43 Foxtra! 45 Big Band 46 Shuttle 47 Swing Waltz 48 Dixieland 31 Bossa Nova 52 Samba 53. Latin 5a Salsa 55 ChaCha 56 Rhumbs (8-6) 57 Mambo 58 Tango 61 Country Waltz 62 Walz 63 March 64 Palka 65 Baroque 66 Country 67 Beguine 68 Reggae 71 Pasadoble Kars Anadolu 74 Arab 75 Malfout 76 — Keroncong 77 Trot 78 Enks 81 Pop 82 Pop2 83 Pop 3 8 Pop 46-11 BS Pops. 86 Pop 6 87 Rock'n'oll 2 88 jazz Waltz Beat a8 48 44 a3 44 4a a8 6 4 44 4 45 ala 44 4a 4a 44 44 48 aA aa aia 44 444 sa aa 4a aa ais 43518 48 a4 4a 44 aa 44 44 i 4 a 4a a8 v4 ors Tempo, 162 a7 Tos 120 80 64 120 120 60 108 132 180 450 160 100 162 120 10 90 120 135 120 no 20 86 80 120 140 130 104 132 108 120 120 Mm 80 120 80 oa 120 160 160 Ending (measures) Upper Tone (Slit Arranger mode} Ba AB Ana By A Al a7 Bs A AG A Agl aid a4 Bie AB A36 Aa 38 a B62 86 873 AB Bis AR Bt a3 a5 526 864 At at wi wa 533 Al AT Bo + The Original accompaniment in 84 “Pops (B-1)" does not contain any percussion sounds. Sax Overdrive Gt Organ 3 Organ 3 EGuitar EPiano 1 Prana 1 Harmonica EGuitar Plano | Vibes Piano 1 Trumpet Honky-Tonk ‘uted Trumpet Clariner A, Guitar Steel Orums Trumpet Vibes Trumpet Vibes Brass Bandneon Organ 3 Accordion Fe Trombone Bandneon Harpsi Banjo Guitar Steel Drums Trumpet Oboe Organ 2 Brass Flute Shakuhatchi Koto Piano 1 Piano 1 EFiano Piano 1 Syn, Calliope Piano 1 EOrgan EGviarNote Ng. stanoannisze gow rower gscmoue same anus _onenestna ana ‘owwas098 Sex. cae een id et ‘Ser (mal Sc (2mm Souare cick | ce Pu Metronome Clik ‘Metronome Bel! Gute sliding fnger 22 Purcn Fe] Heart Boat Footsteps) {Guitar euting noise (down) Guitar cuting noise (up) Fi. Key Click Lauahing aa, 50 sere supof tle oass 52 Screaming i og ad Door Creaking om nO irene Cote had Car-Stop a (55 Car-Crash* ee Starship’ “am Beunor Machine Gun Bog Frc] Horse-caton 77 er Bios Gee ain Thunder ving Seashore Stream" BubblerTUT EET TNE ET Chord list TLL Aruna ey Te we FET EQUATED TET TTT HE LUTE TLE LI EL2 = = & = 5s = =Aree rare, eae EN SET AOA) Te ANTE TOUELTE AEA TY eer TT TOQUE PUM AN) Telalor vagal muemyent rane Model KR-4700/5000 MIDI Implementation Chart ~ _ : Transmitted Recognized Remarks Function Basic Default /1,2,3,4,10 16 4 Channel Changed | Default Ix Mode 8 Mode Messages | X Mode 9, 4 (M=1) 2 Altered | seas Note fiz [0-127 | Number True Voice Jensen ote? | Velocity Note ON > | Note OFF x After Keys x ] | Touch Gr's x | Pitch Bend Bank Select | | 2 Modulation | Mg | Portamento Time. 5 Data Entry | 2 Volume | x 5 | Panpot (KR-5000 only) | Expression | Hold 1 feo | Portamento | change | Sostenuto y Soft Portament Control (Reverb) | Effect? Depth © (Chorus) Effect2 Depth j 5 NNRPN LSB, MSB 100, 101 5 RPN LSB, MSB All Sounds Off Reset All Controllers Program o-127 Change True # wanananna Cerlet System Exclusive [system ‘Song Pos |x \x Common Song Set x x | Tune x |x | System ‘Clock | x | RealTime Commands | \x | Local ON/OFF | 2 Ix AUX AINotes OFF | x |S 23-128) Messages Active Sense | > | | Reset x x | | Notes: 1 PF “anuual Bass, 3=Lower, 4=Upper 2, 10=Mannual Drums. |=. : Recognized as M=l even if Mel "3. Always transmitted with the Veloci Mode 1 : OMNI ON, POLY Mode 3 : OMNI OFF, POLY Mode 2: OMNI ON, MONO Mode 4 : OMNI OFF, MONO. YesKR-4700/5000: Digital Intelligent Piano {Conforms to General MIDI System Level 1 and GS Format) © Keyboard a5 keys; Velocity sensitive an Piano touch @ Parts Upper 1/2, Accampaniment 1/2/3, Accumpaniment Bass, Accompaniment Orums, Manual Bass, Manual Drums ‘© Maximum Polyphony 28 voices @ Tones Standare mocie 16 Expansion mode 128 © Music Styles Standard mode 16 Expansion mode 64 * Music Style Cards (sold separately: TN-SC2 series) can provide additional Music Styles. (© Manual Drum Sets sets tincluding SFX set) (© User Programs 8 © Effects Revers, Chorus © Composer Tracks 6 Songs 1 Note Storage approx. 20,000 notes Tempo (Quarter note= 20 10 250 heats per minute Resolution 120 clockiquarter note Realtime @ Storage :3.5 inch Micro Floppy Disk Disk Forma IK bytes (20D), 144M bytes 2H! Songs imax. 56 (720K bytes, zx. 99 (1 44M bytes Note Storage: aporox. 80,000 notes (720K bytes approx, (1-34M bytes) © Disk Drive 355 inch Mier pby Disk Drive 2DD/2HD) © Display ie characters, 2 lines backlit LCD} © Connectors ‘Audio Input lacks (L (MONO1/ 8) ‘Aurlio Output Jacks iL (MONO1/ RI Phone jack isereo) MIDI conneciars IN, OUT: Pedal connector AC inlet Speaker connector (KR-5000) Expression connector R-30001 @ Pedals, * Loft Pedal and Center Pedal nave assignable functions, © Speakers KR-4700 tbody) = 20em x2 5000 thodys < Bem x 2 stand): 20¢e0 2, Bem x2 @ Rated Power Output KR.4700 2x2 KR-5000 sow x2 © Power Supply ACTITV, AC230V oF AC2HOV © Power Consumption kR-4700 98W IAC) 17Y7OW 1AC230VV" Tew 1AC240¥1 00 120W ACT 7WH92W IAC23BVV 92W 1AC240V1 @ Finish Simulated Brazilian Rosewood 1o>© Dimensions KR-4700 7434 OW x 545 (D}_ x 206 (H) mm including Music Rest S6-1/2 WW) x 21-422 (Di x 81/8 M1 inches Sand 1422 x 458 D} x 62BKHI mm So Wx 1B (Dh x 25-1/8 [Hi inches Foal 1434 OM x SHS AD) x Bad om 56-1/2 (Wi x 21-12 (D) x 3-1/5 (H) inches KR-5000 11450 WH x 345 1D) x 206 (H) mmtinclucting Music Rest S7-1/8 WW) x 21-1/2 1D) x B-V/B (HS inches Sind 1415 x 529 1D) x 638 (Hmm 55.348 x 20-7/8 1D) x 25-1/8 1H) inches Total 1450 x 545 1D) x 844(H mm 57-18 WW) x 20-1/2 1D) x 33-1/4 (HY) inches @ Weight KRA700 —°53.9ky/ 118 Ibs 14 oz Srand 174k / 38 Ibs & 02 Total 71.3k/ 157 los 4 02 KR5000—: 55.14g /121 ths Bo Stand 59.dg / 86 lbs 14 02 Total 94.5kg/ 208 tbs 6 02 @ Accessories ‘Owner's Manuat ‘Tone/Music Sivle List (Expansion mode! Floppy Disk iMF-2D1 Manual Drum Template Power Cord © Options Music Style Coed (TIN-SC2 series) * In the interest of product development, the specications andlor appearance of this product are subject to change without prior notice. towsembling the stand ha © Check the parts Before you begin assembly, check to see that you have al the parts. Also make sure you have a philips (+) serewdriver eat aie ° ot 5 a 7 6 | side board dei scree a! ME HO a1 16 Sse hood rh 2: sete! 15 mm © = pedl board 3: seve"! 25 m3 D terre 5 sce (8 © 0 mm Ssh bolts 2 6 cable holder 1 @ Assembly procedure Tighten al screws securely, and work on 2 stable and fat surface, * Dunng assembly, be careful nat to pinch the pedal cable ‘or power cabie. 1._ Assembling the stand (KRS-4700) TT Ue screws fh6 x 60 mm ro fasten the ft and right Side boards (with the metal fixtures facing inward o the pedal board. 21 As shown in the diagram, position the rear hoard with the ‘woorirain sie facing forward 31 From the front, use screws 'b 1M x 15 mm to fasten the rear boarc tothe metal fixtures on the inside of te side boards. From the back, use screws fasten ito the pedal board IN 25 mito ee a 2 “ey & - a : Sg sees i s ® Assembly wil go smoothly if you first assemble the unit without tightening the screws all the way. Tighten all the Screws when the stand is fully assembled. piano on the stand ee ee left and right sides) wth the metal fstures on the side boards, and pull the piano toward you to hook the ses (G1 Tighien the knob bolts to fasten the plano to the stare tone each on the let and ri * When iting the piso. grasp the font and rear ofthe piano making sure not to pinch your fingers. 6 * & nob bot 7 ‘Connecting the cables ‘annect the pedal cable 1o the Pedal connector. ) Fasten the pedal cable with the cable holder, and use Screw ‘a! (S44 x 1 mm) to attach it ta the rear board 1) Connect the power a ble to its connector on the piano, 4,_Agjuster knob {GF Lower te adjuster (by rotating ito the eight located tude the pedal board so that t contacts the floor. you have placed the piano on a carpeted floor. extend it bit When moving the unit Disconnect ne power cable and raise the Adjuster knob facated on the bottom ofthe stand, Then it the unit taking care not to injure yours 10s106 © Check the parts Beiore you begin assembly, check to see that you have all the pars. Also make sure you havea pilps si Screwckiver and Aside boaed lea 1 screw a! M4 10 7 8 sige board nh 2 see" Md 3 Soom = pecal board 3 raw 5 25 mm « © tear board en MB 9 70 nm) speaker box 5 sce te MB 4 20 me 6 cable heder 1 @ Assembly procedure Tighten al Screws securely, and work on a stable and fat surtece. + Dunng assembly, be careful not to pinch the pedal cable or power cable, 1._Assombling the stand (KR-$000) Use screws 1M x 70 mini fo fasten the leit and right side boards withthe meta fiacures lacing inward) to the pedal board 2) Position the speater hox as shown in the cliagram, 3) Use screws 'e M6 x 20 mmt io fasten the speaker box 10 the left and right side boards three from the inside of the side boards, and two from the bot 14) Use screws ‘BM x 15 mm) to fasten the cear board t0| the metal fistures ofthe Speaker box, Then use screws 'c! Md x 25 mm to fasten it to the pedal boare ssembling the stand (KIe-500 ‘Assembly wil go smoothly if you first assemble the unit vaithout tightening the screws al the way. Tighten all he Sorews when tha stand is fully assembled. 2._Place the piano on the stand {BY Align the screws on the bottom ofthe piano jone each on let an right sides) with the metal fixtures on the side boards, and pull the piano roward you to hook the screws into the fixtures. (6) Tighten the flat face screws to fasten the plano to the stand fone each on the left and right. Use a coin to tight + When iting the piano, grasp the front and rear ofthe piano making sure not to pinch your fingers. ~ + ef 3, Connecting the cables (Gi Connect the speaker box cable to the Speaker connector. i Connect the pedal cable ta the Pedal connector. (91. Fasten the pedal cable with the cable holder, and use screw ‘2 (Wt x 50 mm) to attach ito the speaker box. 10} Connec: the power cable to its connector onthe piano, and connect itto an elecrical outlet. 4. Adjust Tower the adjuster iby rotating ito the right! located under the pedal board so that it contacts the ‘loor. If you have placed the piano on a carpeted floor, extend ia bit further. When moving the unit Disconnect ie power cable end raise the Adjuster knob Tocated on the bottom of the stand, Then ifthe unit taking ‘care nat 0 injure yoursetA Accomp. Advanced (Arrangement Al Son Play Arcanger B Bank Music Style Tone Basic (Artangement Basic Display Beat Indicator Beliance.. Bud c Card Slot Chore Chote Hale Chor intelligence hows: Clear. Composer. Copy. Count (Metronomel D Damper Delete Performance Da Periormance Data in internal Memory ser Program. from Dish Demo Sana, Disk Drive. Display E edit Delete Erase Insen. Quanize Elect hows Reverb Ending tase. Expression Pedal 20 18 24 7 21,30 19 a6 2 32 3 30 43 55.65 45,46,51 56,69 55,60 55.65 55.68 55.6 55,66 F File Number Fill in Flappy Disk Format iDisk} Fud G Croup Music Style Tone 1 Initial Settings Insert Intro. Inverted Chord K Keyhoard Mode Laver Maal Drums Piano Style Arranger Solis Split Arranger Whole. Keyboard Sensitivity L Layer ‘Leading Bass Load Performance Data User Prowram. Lower Lower Hole Loner Oni Lower Tone M ‘Manual Bags ‘Manual Bass On/Off Manual ass Tone Manual Orums. ‘Manual Drums Set Melody intelligence Metronome, Mix Recording Music Style Music Style Cae. 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ChaCha —_—| 65 Baroque 36 Siow Rock 2 | 46 Shute 56 Rhumba (@-5) | 66 County ‘37 Ballad 1 47 Swing Waltz | 57 Mambo 67 Beguine (38 Ballad 2 48 Dixieland 58 Tango 68 Reggae 71 Pasodobte 72 Kars 73 Anadolu 74 rab 75 Maifout 76 Keroncong 77 Tot 78 Enka 81 Pop 1 82 Pop 2 83 Pop 3 84 Pop 4 (8-1) 85 Pop 5 86 Pop 6 87 Foes 2 88 Jaze Waltz Music St The Onna PUSBAREPTO S 3 84 [Pop 4(B-1)) DAU ZF Roland ndin the Music Siyle Standard mode. (8-1)" does not contain percussion sounds. FID ABA PLN TH ld PLM A 3 TURE A, uoyour minus-one playing _ with specified performance data “The following performance data disks (sold separately} allow you to record your minus-one playing. ‘Minus-one playing is when you use the Mute function to mute part of the performance data, and play the muted part yourself on the Keyboard ism Music Data Interactive music pack (Music Sales Ltd) ‘The Complete Piano Player (Music Sales Ltd.) More For Your Method Piano (Hal Leonard Publishing Co.) ‘Music Interactive (Hal Leonard Publishing Co.) + Inthe case of performance data other than that of the KR-470015000, you will be able to record the keyboard playing only on track 1 (MIDI channel 1). * Before using disks, please read the precautions given in p8 of the manual. ln these performance data disks, the performance patts are organized as follaws. Here we will explain the procedlare foe recording the right or left hand for both hands} on track 1 Taki iat | te] ek crams fecarganen ae ares note nana [pare pt tar {ch 10) 14-16) ate (ch 1. Load the performance data you wish to use for minus-one playing. 1) nse he disk into the disk drive Ey se the Song Select butions ro select a song, he name othe selected performance data will appear in the upper line ofthe display 3) Press the Load button, and the dlta will be loaded. ‘When loading is complete, he basic display will reappear. * there 1s a fargo amount of performance data, loading wal take some time 2. Practice your minus-one playing. 1) Fie, press the Play button ta sten tothe perfomance vail the end 2} you wish to play the night hand, press Track bution 4 10 urn ofthe bution indicator. you wish to play the left hand, press Track button 3. you wish play both hands, press Track bultons 3 and “This wil mute playback ofthe specified track, When you pres he bulton once agin, the indie tor wl fight and the rack wil return 0 unmuted status 2) Alter prestng the Reset button, gress the Play button fo begin playback 4) Pracice playing the selected track 3. When you are able to play the selected track, record your playing. 1) Press the Rec button to enter Record Ready made (Track t indicator is blinking). 2} ress the Play button to begin recording, an play the keyboa Altra two-measure metronome count, recording will begin 3) When you finish recording, press the Sop buon * IRyou wish to save your recording to als, refer to "Save performance data to disk" p.47). tis not possible to convert the data to Standard MIDI File and save to diskFor Germany Bescheinigung des Herstellers/Importeurs Hiormi wird bescheinigh, daB devietdas ‘Dem Zentralamt ftir Zulassungen im Fermeldewesen i wurde das Inveckonrbrngen dieses Gerates angeztigt und dio Berechtigung zur Uverpratung der Serie aut die Einhatung dee Bestmmungen eingeraumt, (Geral, Typ, Bezeichrung) In Obereinstimmung mit den Bestimmungen der MPT. Rloland Corporation Arrisblg 243/1981funkenistrtist.Dervorschitamadioe 4.16 Dg Beinieb mancher Gera (xB. Mesender) kann alerngs {ewissen Elnschrankungen unteriogen, Beacnten Sie shalb le Hinwese in dar Bectonungsaniotung (Name und Ansett des Herstlers/imporours) Far tre USA FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT “This equipment nas been tested and found to comply wit he mits fora Clas B dgal device, pure to Part 16 of he FOC les. These init are designed o provide reasonable protection against harnalierterence na vosienal istaiaon, TS jsquipment gunerates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, Io nstaked and Used in accoruarce wrth the inaincions may cause rarml interference to raco communicaions However, here sno guarantee tat inerterence wilt ‘Sccurina para netaaton, this equipmiant does cause harm interference to rao oF erevision reception, which can be determined by turing the equipment off and on the user is encouraged tty to correct the ntertranca by one or more 3 he Telloming maasures: "Reorent oF relocate the receiving antenna. = Inereaue the separation between the aqupment an receiver. = Connect tha equipment irto an outlet on a ult cfarent rom that to which te recaver fs connected. = Conaut the dati or an experienced rade/TV tachnisan fr help {Unauthorized changes or mociication fo thie system can void ine uses author to operate this equiement. ‘This equipment reques shielded intrtace cables i order to met FCC case & Lit, For Canaca CLASES NOTICE “This digtal apparatus does not exceed the Class B tts for rado nolse emissions set out the Rao Interference Fpulaons ofthe Canachan Department of Communications. CLASSES AVS, ] CCl apparel numérique ne dépasse pas las limites de la classe @ au niveau des émissions de brits radioelectrques | fixes dens le Réoglement des signaux parasites parle ministere canadien des Communications. }f@Roland* 11019 Roland Corporation occaeare 368:02-2980) ooncnare-an |

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