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CLASS B NOTICE

CONTENTS

Basic Course (Volume l)

(i]Panel Description · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 3

(%)Outline of the D-10···················· 7 1. Features···························· · · · · 7 2. Modes·································· 9 3. Partials and the maximum number

of voices · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · • · 12

(ID Connections· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 13

@)Performance Mode· .... · .... · ....... · .. · 14

1. Power-up · · ... · ·· · .... · · · .. · · .. ·· .. · · 14 2. Patch Selection · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 15 3. Performance Controlling Functions·· 20

a. Bender Lever · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 20 b. Velocity··· • · • · · · · • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 20 c. Hold····· ............................ 20

4. Rhythm Play · · · .. · .. · · · .. · .. · .... · .. · 21

a. Track Play· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 21 b. Rhythm Mode · .................... · 23

5. Metronome · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 29 6. Master Tuning· ...... · ............... · 32 7. Key Transpose · · .... • ........ · .. · · .. · 33

~ROM Play Mode ....................... · 34

I]] Specifications · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 36

For Canada-

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class 6 limits for radio noise emissions set out in the Radio Interference RegulatiOns of the Canadian Department of Communications.

CLASSE B AVIS

Cet appareil numerique ne de~ pas les fmites de Ia clas.se B au niveau des emissions de bruits radioe!ectriques fixes dans le Aeglement des signaux parasites par le ministere canadien des Communications.

IMPORT ANT NOTES

POWER

The appropriate power supply for this unit is shown on its name plate. Please make sure that the line voltage in your country meets the requirement.

Do not use the same socket used for any noise generating device (such as a motor or variable lightin& system) or large power consuming device.

When connecting the power cable to the

socket, be sure that the unit is turned off.

When disconnecting the power plug from the socket, do not pull the cord but hold the plug to avoid damaging the cord.

Handle the power cord gently.

If the unit is not to be•used for a long period

of time, unplug the power cord from the socket.

It is normal for this unit to become hot during operation.

Before setting up this unit with other devices, turn this unit and all the other units off.

This unit might not work properly if turned on immediately after being turned off. If this

happens, simply turn it off and turn it on again after waiting a few seconds.

CLEANING

Use a mild detergent for cleaning. Do not use solvents such as thinner.

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LOCATION

Do not place this unit in the following

conditions : In extreme heat (where it may be affected by direct sunlight, near a heater, etc} In extreme. humidity where it may be affected by dust or vibration

Operating this device near a neon, fluorescent lamp, TV or CRT display may cause noise interference. lf so, change the angle or the position of the device.

If you operate this unit near a TV or radio which is turned on, noise or picture trouble may occur. If this happens. move the unit away from it.

Do not place anything heavy on this unit or the power cord.

MEMORY BACK- UP

This· device features a memory back- up system that retains the data even when switched off. The battery that supports the back- up circuit should be replaced every five years. Call Roland for battery replacement. (The first replacement may be required before five years. depending on how much time had passed before you purchased the device.)

To avoid accidental erasure or loss of data, please make a data memo or save the data onto a memory card. If it happens to be

erased while the device is being repaired, there is no way to restore the data.

When the battery is low, the Display defaults as shown below. and the data in memory may be lost.

PANEL OESCFIIPTION

ITJ PANEL DESCRIPTION

8Volu

0 Bender Lever

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II)Start/Stop Socket-----· Cli) Padal Hold Socket--­

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$Mode Button CIDExit Button

0ROM Play Button t)Edlt Button 0AhV1hm Button

0Pisplay 8 Key Transpose Indicator

$Value Knob

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Ill Cursor Button•

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PANEL DESCRIPTION

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0 Bender lever Using the Bender Lever, you can change the pitch. or create a vibrato effects.

8Volume Knob This controls the volume of the sound sent from the Output Sockets and Headphones Socket.

@Valua Knob Use this knob to change values. During playback, this is used for tempo controL

e Key Transpose Indicator This is lit while the Key Transpose function is· turned on.

@}Display Window This· shows the current condition of the D-10.

@ Rhythm Button Push this button to switch the D-10 to rhythm machine mode. When the indicator of the button is lit, the D-10 works as a rhythm machine and the rhythm patterns can be changed by using the Bank and Number Buttons.

f) ROM PLAY Button

Push this button for ROM PLAY performance. When the indicator of the button is lit, the D-1 0 is ready to play any demonstration song you select using the Number Button.

0 Mode Button This button selects the Performance or Multi Timbral mode. The indicator (on either side of the button) of the corresponding mode will light up.

01nternai/Card Button This selects the internal memory or memory card where the sound to be used is stored.

fll) Exit Button Usc this button to return to the Play mode

· from another mode_

0) Edit Button Push this button to enter the Edit mode.

0 Tune/Function Button Push this button for changing the values of parameters related to tuning, such as the Master Tuning,

@MIDI Button

Push this button for editing MIDI functions.

49 Compare Button Using this button, you can call the original Tone, to compare it with your edited version.

8 Write Button Push this button to begin the writing process.

«@Data Transfer Button Push this button to perform Data TraEsfer functions.

CD Enter Button Push this button to execute a specific procedure.

Cli) Stop Button Push this button to stop playing a Rhythm pattern or song.

®Start Button Push this button to start playing a RhYthm: pattern or song.

@!)Tempo Button Push this button to see the tempo value currently set, or to change metronome values_

@)Value Buttons These buttons can be used for fine value control. Pushing the .A button increases the value and the T button decreases it. During data playback this can be used for tempo control.

~~ursor Buttons

lise th"Cse Quttons for moving a cursor or selcibing a "parameter in the Display.

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til Display Buttons These buttons are used for changing displays. Pushing the A. button advances the display, and the "f" button goes back to the previous display,

f&Synth Button Push this button to return to the Play mode from the Rhythm or ROM Play mode. When the indicator of this button is lit, you can change Patches (Timbres) with the Bank and Number Buttons.

f.3 A/8 Button This selects a Group, A or B, of a Patch (Timbre).

tj Number Buttons In the Play mode, these buttons are used for changing sounds, but they function differently in other modes.

fb Bank Buttons In the Play mode, these buttons are used for changing sounds, but they function differently in other modes.

@iJ Output Sockets These output sockets operate in stereo output during rhythm play or in the Multi Timbral mode.

@!)Headphones Socket Connect stereo headphones to this socket. (The best possible headphones to be used should have an impedance from 8 to 150 ohms_) Even when headphones are connected to this socket, the Output Sockets still send signals.

G Pedal Hold Socket By connecting the optional pedal switch (DP -2, DP- 6) , the Hold effect can be controlled with the pedal.

G Start/Stop Socket

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By connecting the optional pedal switch (DP -2, DP-6), the Rhythm can be controlled with the pedal.

@MIDI Connectors These are used to connect other MIDI devices.

@)Card Slot Insert a memory card here_

GPower Switch

This turns the unit on or off.

OUTLINE OF THE 0-10

[g) OUTLINE OF THE D -1 0

The Roland D-10 is a multi timbral, linear synthesizer with a built-in rhythm machine. designed for both keyboardists and multi-track recording. The following will explain the features and the modes of the D-10.

1. Features of the D -1 0

e LA Sound Source

The D-lO's LA sound source allows warm analog type sounds as well as sharp attack digital-type sounds.

e Performance Mode and Multi Timbral Mode

eTone

e Patch and Timbre

eReverb

• Rhythm Tone

The Performance mode may be selected for playing the D-10 using its· own keyboard, and the Multi Timbral mode is suitable for ensemble• . performance using a MIDI sequencer.

The D-lO's internal memory stores 128 different preset Tones. 64 programmable Tones and 63 preset Rhythm Tones.

A sound consists of a Tone or a pair of Tones and performance controlling functions. In the Performance Mode, two Tones are assigned to a sound (""Patch), and in the Multi Timbral Mode. only one Tone is assigned to a sound (=Timbre).

The digital reverberation section of the D-10 can create reverb effects. In the Performance mode, a different reverb effect can be set for each Patch.

When using the D-1 0 as a rhythm machine, you can use Tones you have programmed as well as the 63 Preset Rhythm Tones (altogether 85 tones). Also. it is possible to set the Pan and Level parameters for each Rhythm Tone, and therefore obtain the desired volume balance in the stereo outputs.

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OUTLINE OF THE D-10

e Rhythm Machine and Metronome

e Memory Card

The built-in rhythm machine stores 32 different preset rhythm patterns and another 32 user programmable patterns. You can make a song (or tune) in a rhythm track by using those rhythm patterns. The metronome can be used not only for practicing the keyboard but for making a rhythm pattern or rhythm track.

Using an optional memory card (M-256D, M-256£), your original sound data and rhythm data can be saved for future use.'

2. Modes

Play Mode

I Parfarmanc:e Mode I

f Multi Titnbr11l Mode l

Rhythm Mode

I P•ttern Play I I

I Manual Drum I I

,- Track Ploy I I

ROM Play Mode

OUTLINE OF THE 0-10

The D-10 features various modes which should be selected depending

on what you wish to achieve.

Edit Mode

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I Tune/J=unc1-ion I I MIDI Function I I Patctl Panometer I

I Tune/l=unction I I MtDI Fli.fnction I ~ Timbre Parameter 1

I Tone Parameter l

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I Rhvthm Setuo l I I

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Data Transfer Mode

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OUTLINE OF THE D-10

(Play Mode]

e Performance Mode

e Multi Timbrel Mode

[Rhythm Mode]

[Edit Mode]

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[Recording Mode)

[Write Model

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There are two different Play modes, Performance and Multi Timbral modes, and each mode allows you to select the Patch or Timbre you prefer.

The Performance mode may be selected for playing the D-10 using its own keyboard. You can play the keyboard to the rhythm played in the Rhythm section.

In the Multi Timbral mode, the D-10 works as a rhythm machine and 8 independent synthesizers. You can play an ensemble style performance using a MIDI sequencer.

This mode turns the D-10 into a rhythm machine. You can select a rhythm pattern or play the keyboard using the Rhythm Tones.

This mode allows you to edit various parameters. Normally, the edited version does not rewdte the previous data unles!l the appropriate writing procedure is taken.

The Recording mode allows you to record performance data into a rhythm track.

The Write mode allows you to write an edited version into the internal memory of the D-10 or onto a memory card.

[Data Transfer Mode]

[ROM Play Mode]

OUTLINE OF THE D-10

The Data Transfer mode allows you to copy the entire data written in the D-IO's internal memory onto a memory card or into the internal memory of another D- 10, and also copy the data on the memory card or in the D-10 into another D-10.

In this mode. you can play any of the B songs which are preprogrammed in the D-10 to demonstrate the effects of the Multi Timbral function.

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OUTLINE OF THE D-10

3. Partial and Maximum Voices

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The D-10 can produce a maximum of 32 voices using 32 Partials at the same time. A Partial is the smallest unit of sound within the D-10. A Tone consists of one to four Partials. A Tone made of only one Partial can be played 32 voice polyphonically, but a Tone of two Partials has 16 voices, and a Tone of four Partials is 8 voice polyphonic. It is very important that you fully understand this concept. Specially in the Multi Tirnbral mode. this can be very tricky as several Tones are involved at the same time.

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PERFORMANCE MODE

@] PERFORMANCE MODE

1. Power-up

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This section explains how to operate the D-10 in the Performance mode.

Make sure that the D-10 is securely and correctly connected to the external devices. then turn the D-10 on.

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Tum on the Power Switch

I Iii I I Ill I I ltl I I Ill Iii I I I The Display will change as shown below.

Performance Mode Display

I-Rll SPLIT C4

If the Display does not respond as above, press the Mode Button to switch to the Performance mode.

2. Patch Selection

t'I;MI"UMMAI'.t\..1; MUUI:

A Patch is represented by a Group (A or B), Bank (1 to 8) and Number (1 to 8). The internal memory of the D-10 can store up to 128 Patches and a memory card can also store 128 Patches. allowing you to select from 256 Patches, just by pressing the relevant buttons.

A Group B Group

Number Number

Ban Bank k I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 a .

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Internal: 128 Patches Memory Card : 128 Patches

For selecting a Patch, the following buttons are invoived. Patch selection is not executed unless the Number Button is pressed. If you wish to change only the Number of a Patch, simply press the relevant Number Button.

Each time this button is pressed, Internal and Memory Card mode are alternately selected.

Select a Bank {1-8}.

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When the Internal mode is selected, "I" is shown, and when the Memory Card is selected ·c· is shown.

Group Bank

I-A11 SPLIT C4

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PERFORMANCE MODE

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[Display]

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Changing from Patch I-All to I-B31

(!)Push the A/B Button.

8" [t ;:.PLl T L:4

®Push the Bank Button 3.

IF •• ·-.PL IT C4

@Push the Number Button 1.

Now, Patch I-B31 is selected.

I-B31 J..JHOLE &~&&&~&&&&&&&&&&

The Display shows some of the data related to the selected Patch.

Key Mode

Split Point (awears when the Split Key Mode is selected)

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i Pa1ch Name

[Key Mode]

A pair of Tone are assigned to a Patch. The Key Mode determines how to play these Tones.

e WHOLE : Only the Upper Tone is played. e DUAL ; Upper and Lower Tones are mixed.

e SPLIT : The Keyboard is divided into two sections at a Split point. Upper and Lower Tones are played in different sections.

t"tHI-UHMAI'ol(;t: MUUt.

*The maximum number oi voices which can be pleyed simultaneously

changes depending on 'the setting of the Patch, or whether the Rhythm

section is playing or not.

If you wish to check what Tones are assigned to the Patch. press either •of the Display Buttons. Each time the button is pressed, the Display changes.

Tone Number Tone Name

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PERFORMANCE MODE

( \ [Memory Card)

Step 1

Step 2

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A memory card can store Rhythm data as well as the Sound data of Patches (Timbres) and Tones.

*A brand new memory card {M-2560, M-256E) does not contain any

data at all, sa h c::annat be used unless an appropriate Saving procedure

(sea page 127 in the Advanced Course.) is taken for copying the entire

data in the internal mamory onto the memory card. This also applies

to a memorv card that contains data other than the O-lo's.

To use a Patch on a memory card, insert the memory card into the Card Slot in the correct direction.

Using the Internal/Card Button, select CARD.

PERFOR~NCc MUUt

* If a memory card is not connected properly or not connnected at all, the Display will show as below, and the CARD cannot be selec1:ed.

*If you use a memory card that contains data other than that of the

0-10, D-20 or D-110, the Display wiU show as below for a while, and

the CARD cannot be selected.(Regarding the D-110, only the Key

assignment for Timbres/Tones/Rhythm Setup is compatible with the D -10 In the Multi Timbrel mode.)

I I ll e·:t.a l c.:w·d

There are two types of memory cards :

ROM Card Data on a ROM card cannot be edited as it is not erasable. The optional sound libraries are ROM cards.

RAM Card Data on a RAM card can be edited. This type features a memory back-up system supported by a battery. The optional memory card (M-256D. M-256E) is a RAM card. Use this for saving the sound data you have programmed.

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PERFORMANCE MODE

3. Performance Controlling Functions

a. Bender Lever

b. Velocity

c. Hold

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During live performance, you can control the sound using the following performance controlling functions.

Using the Bender Lever, you can change the pitch, or create vibrato effects.

Vibrate effect is obtained.

fJ Lowers the Pitch Raises the Pitch

*The depth of the bender has been set differently for each Patch so that

it will match the sound, therefore, tha affact varies: dapending on the

Patch you select.

Velocity refers to dynamics, controlling volume. pitch and timbre. This allows piano -like performance.

*The depth of the velocity has been set differently for each Patch !IO

that it will match the sound. tharefore, the effect varies depending on

the Patch you select.

"Hold" is the function that allows the sound to be held even after the key is released. This function can be controlled by the pedal switch connected to the Pedal Hold Socket.

-CONTROL INPUT-STAA17 PEDAL STOP HOLD

D The sound is sustained as long as the pedal is depressed.

Pedal Switch (OP-2.0P-61

4. Rhythm Play

a. Track Play

You can play rhythm patterns or rhythm tracks on the built-in rhythm machine and play the keyboard to the rhythm. Also. it is POSSible to play rhythms from the keyboard.

*The above function is also attainable in the Multi Timbral mode,

At power-up, the Rhythm Machine defaults to the Rhythm Track playing mode.

®To stop the rhythm, push the Stop Button.

When the rhythm is played up to the end, it automaticaDy stops.

®Adijust the tempo from 40 to 250 (beets per measure) which changes in 2 steps.

(i)White holding the Stop Button down, push the Stan Button.

Rhytnm starts playing from the 1st bar.

®While the Tempo Button is being pressed, the Display shows the current tempo. etc.

@To resume playing, push the Start Button.

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Starting (or stopping) the rhythm can also be controlled by a pedal switch connected to the Start/Stop Socket.

Pressing the pedal altemately selects "Reset Start" and "Stop".

Pedal Switch (OP-2,0P-6)

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PERFORMANCE MODE

[Level Adjustment]

The volume or the rhythm can be changed as. follows.

*The volume you have set is retained even after the unit is turned off.

<21Adjust the volume with the Value Control 0 to 100 ar& valid. Higher values raise the volume.

(])While holding the Tempo Butt­on down. push the Cursor Bu­tton at the left side.

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®Push the Exit Button to ret\lm to the previous Display.

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PERFORMANCE MODE

b. Rhythm Mode

The Rhythm mode turns the D-10 into a rhythm machine, allowing you to change rhythm patterns or play a rhythm from the keyboard.

Tempo can be adjusted. While the Tempo Sutton is being pressed. the Display shows the current tempo.

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I (!)Push the Rhythm Button.

(The Rhythm Indicator will light I up.)

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®Using the Display Buttons. call the relevant, Display for rhythm playing. II

Select a rhythm pattern with the Bank and I Number Buttons. l

<Manual Drum) ------ by Keyboard

( cb·. <Pattern Play>

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'\J <Track Play>

*If a Preset rhythm pattern IP-11- 481 is se­lected •. its Pattern Name will be also shown. (e~~eept the Track Play display)

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Preset Rhythm Pattern

~ 1 2

1 88eat I 8Beat 2

2 t8Beat I 18Beat 2

3 Disco I Disco 2

4 Samba 1 Sambe 2

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3 4 5 6 1 8

8Beat 3 88eat 4 BBeat 5 8But 6 Ballad Reaoae

18Be.at 3 ltllleat 4 16But 5 1eBut 6 Shuffle 1 Shuffle 2

ElectriC Pop 1 Electric: Pep 2 ..tau 1 ..tau 2 ..tau 3 Ja;n W.alz

$ambo 3 8ossanova I Bossanava 2 Mambo Mer&I\Que Rumba

In the Track Play or Pattern Play mode, you can play the keyboard using the Patch or Timbre previously selected (before pressing the Rhythm Button).

To leave the Rhythm mode and return to the Play mode. push the Synth Button. Depending on which Display (Track Play,, Pattern Play or Manual Drum Display) of the Rhythm mode you are in, the rhythm which will be performed in the Play mode differs as shown below. If, however, the unit is turned off once then turned on, a Rhythm Track will be played.

Olf the Synth Button is pressed in the Track Play Display, a Rhythm

track wiD be played when the unit is returned to the Play mode.

Olf the Synth Button is pressed in the Pattem Play or Manual Drum Display, a Rhythm pattern (previously selected before the Synth Button was pressed) will be played when the unit is returned to the Play mode.

[Track Play)

The Track Play mode allows you to monitor how the Rhythm Track performance is progressing.

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f p playing, push the Stop ®Tosto

Button

rhythm is played up to When the the end • it automatically stops.

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I (!)For -Reset stare push the

Start Button while holding the Stop Button_

The Display shows the bar num-ber al'ld the Pattern number cur--ently being played.

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t t Bar Number Panarn Number

®To raume the rhythm, push the Start Button.

(IDSelel:t a rhythm' pattern with the Bank and Number Buttons, and you can change the rhythm pattern of the next bar tempo­rarily.

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e Repeat Play

To repeat play a Rhythm Track, stop the rhythm, then do as shown below.

*The Repeat Play mode you have set will be retained even when the unit

is turned on.

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([)Push the Cursor Button at the @Push the Start Button or the right side. Cusor Button at the right side

to stop flashing.

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e Playing from the middle of a bar

To start playing form the middle of a bar. do as follows.

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@Push the Start Button, and the rhythm starts playing from the bar you assigned.

®Select the bar number where the rhythm stan playing.

(})Push the Cursor Button at the left side.

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*You cannot assign a bar with the Value Knob.

PERFORMANCE MODE

[Pattern Play)

The Pattern Play mode allows you to play the keyboard while a certain Rhythm pattern is being played.

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(%)Push the Start Button. and the selected rhythm pattern will start playing.

If you select a new rhythm patte­rn while a rhythm is playing, it will be played from the n«<O: bar.

!®To stop playing, push the Stop I Sutton. I

[Manual Drum]

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<DSelact a rhythm pattern with the Bank and Number Buttons.

Pattern Numbef" Pattern Name

In the Manual Drum mode, a rhythm can be played with the D-lO's keyboard. Pressing the Start Button will play the rhythm pattern currently shown in the Display, so that you can play the keyboard to the rhythm.

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Pattern Number Pattetn Name

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rfi3 !ll_~t!v_e_P!~~:~- __ ------ ______ :-- ---------------r&2 Native Drum-2

r61 Native Drum-1

r09 Ride Cymbal (short)

rl4 High Tom Tom-3

rilfi Crash Cymbal (short)

r35 Middle Tom Tom-3

tllZ Closed High Hat-2

•36 Low Tom Tom-3 ,,, Snare Drum-6

•2l Snare Drum-S rZZ Snare Orum-4

rl8 Bass Drum-4 .n Bass Drum-3

t6G Bell

r59 Wood Block rl7 High Pitth Tom Tom-1

r56 Triangle

rll High f'ltch Tom Tom-2

rS7 Castanets r27 Brush-2

<26 Brush-\

•56 Cleves

r12 Cup (mute) r55 Quiiada

•SA Long Whistle

r53 Short Whistle

.52 Maracas

r5l Cabasa

r50 low Agogo

t49 High Agogn

••• Low Timbale

r47 High Timbale

••• Low Conga

••• High Conga ... High Conga (mute)

••• Low Bongo

r42 High Benge riO Ride Cymbal imute) t2! Snare Drum 3

t07 Crash Cymbal {mute)

r41 Cowbell

r\4 Splash Cymbal

r40 Tambourine

rn Cup rl3 China Cymbal

rOB Ride Cymbal r3l High Tom Tom-2

r05 Crash Cymbal r28 High Tom Tom-1

•32 Middle Tom Tom-2 t03 Open High Hat-1 rZ! Middle Tom Tom-1

rna Open High Hat-2

rll Low Tom Tom-2

r01 Closed High Hat-1

rJO Low Tom Tom-2 rZD Snare Drum-2

tl9 Hand Clap <19 Snare Orom-1

rZ5 Rim Shot t16 BilSS Orum-Z

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C6

cs

C4(Middle C)

C3

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Rhythm Tones have been assigned to the keyboard by the manufacturer as shown below. Playing a key will play the corresponding Rhythm Tone.

*The Key auignment or the volume of

the Rhythm Tones can be altered, if

you like • See page 25 in the

Advanced Course "Rhythm Setup·.

*To move the Keyboard sound range,

take an appropriate transposing

procedure (page aa)_

PERFORMANCE MODE

5. Metronome

The D-10 features a metronome which can be used for practicing the keyboard or for programming rhythm data.

If you wish to turn on only the metronome. push the Start Button while holding the Tempo Button down.

{Volume Adjustment]

The volume of the metronome can be adjusted as shown below.

*The volume you have •et here will be retained even after the unit is

turned off.

(Z)Using the Value Control, adjust the volume.

0 to 100 are valid Higher values increase the volume.

(i)While holding the Tempo Butt­on down. push the Cursor Bu­tton m the right side.

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®Press the Exit Button to return to the previous Display.

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PERFORMANCE MODE

[Beat Setting]

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®Change the beat using the Value Control 0 to 8 are vallde.

You can change the beat of the metronome which is used on its own, as shown below. While in recording, the metronome will play to the beat of the rhythm regardless of the beat you have set

*The beat you have set will be retained even after the unit is t11rned

off.

®Push the Exit Button to return to the previous Display.

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~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ N _OB.ICT ___ -----...... 1!

@While holding the Tempo Butt­on down. push the Display Button•.

PERFORMANCE MODE

[Playing the Metronome with the rhythm performance]

To play the metronome with the rhythm performance, change the Metronome modes as shown below.

®Select "Rec & Play" with the Value ControL

*The Metronome mode you have sat hare will be retained even after the

unit is turned off.

@Push the Exit Button to return to the previous Display.

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(!)While holding the Tempo Butt~ '---------t-----"'---------1 on down, push the Display

®Push the Cursor Button at the right side.

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PERFORMANCE MODE

6. Master Tuning

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Master Tuning adjusts the pitch of the D-10 to that of other musical instruments.

*The Master Tuning value you have set wiU be retained even after the

unit is turned off.

*A Tone which uses a PCM sound may not be correctly tuned by the Master Tuning function.

®Using the Value ControL tune the unit.

The value shown in the Display is frequencies of the standard pitch l=A4). It changes in 1Hz steps in the Display, but it actually changes almost con1inuously.

®Push the Exit Button to return to the previous Display. (!)Push the Tune/Function Butt­

on.

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1. Key Transpose

PERFORMANCE MODE

The Key Transpose function transposes the entire keyboard in semi-tone steps, allowing you to play the same keyboard in different keys.

*The Key Transpose value you heve set will be retained even after the

unit is turned off.

*The Kay Transpose function does not work in the Rhythm Setup or Rhythm Pattern programming mode.

®Set the value with the Value Control.

-12 to +12 (± 1 octave in semi tone steps) are vaHd.

@Push the Exit Button to return to the previous Display.

When itissetto ather than zero, the Key Transpose Indicator will light up. Q)Push the Tune/Function Butt-

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®Push the Display Button Y.

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fit

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---~-~~--~ ---

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ROM Play

[§] ROM Play

Eight different songs ar-e progr-ammed in the D-10 in order to demonstrate the effects of the Multi Timbral function. Playing these preprogrammed songs is called ROM Play. When playing these songs, please use a stereo amplifier if possible. to obtain the best effect of the Multi Timbral functions.

[Procedure]

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1 I

@Push the ROM Play Sutton. (The indicator ligtns up.)

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:_------~~-.. P---··- --,- ----~!NP~....!

1 ®To start playing. push the Start

Button. CZlSelect a song with the Number Button or

A/B Button.

@To stop playing. push the Stop Button.

The indicator of the selected song will light up.

During the performance, the Number Button or A/B Button Indicator will flash along with the performance.

KUM !"'lay

SongN..- Song Nam&

1 Macho Memory Music by Eric Persing © 1988 by Eric Persing

2 Jah May Kah! Music by A.min Bhatia !C; 1988 by Amin Bhatia

3 Sugar Plum Composed by Tchaikovski Arranged by Amin Bhatia

4 My Brother Music by Adrian Scott ~1988 by Adrian Scott

5 Folk Music by A.min Bhatia ~1988 by A.min Bhatia

6 Bumble Dee Composed by Rymsky-Korsillow Arranged by Amin Bhatia

7 Mergatraid Music: by Eric Persing !I! 1988 by Eric: Persin~

8 Dinner Set Music by Adrian Scott ~1988 by Adrian Scott

* During ROM Play, you cannot play the keyboard or use the controls such

as • bander.

*The performance date of the ROM Play is not sent through the MIDI

OUT Connector.

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[[] SPECIFICATIONS

D-10: Multi Timbral Linear Synthesizer with a built-in Rhythm Machine

Keyboard 61 Keys (with Velocity)

Sound Source

LA System Maximum Voices: 32 Voices

Synthesizer Section Patches : 128 Timbres: 128

Preset Tones : 128 Programmable Tones : 64 Preset Rhythm Tones : 63

Rhythm Section Setups : 85 types (Cl to C8) Preset Rhythm Patterns : 32

Programmable Rhythm Patterns : 32 Rhythm Pattern

Maximum number of notes to be simultaneously recorded : 8

Rhythm Pattern Maximum number of notes to be recorded (in each Rhythm Pattern) : 96 notes

Rhythm Track Maximum number of bars to be recorded :500

Memory Card (M-256D, M-256E)

Patches : 128 Timbres : 128 Tones: 64 Rhythm Patterns : 32 Rhythm Track : One Song Rhythm Setups : One Set

[Front Panel] Volume Knob Value Knob Stop Button Start Button Tempo Button Value Button X 2 Cursor Button x 2 Display Button X 2 Mode Button ROM Play Button Rhythm Button

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Synth Button

InternaJ./Card Button A/B Button Bank Button x 8 Number Button x 8 Ex.it Button Edit Button

Tune/Function Button

MIDI Button Compare Button Write Button Data Transfer Button Enter Button Bender Lever

[Display] 2 lines, 16 Jetter (back -lit)

[Indicators) Start Indicator Key Transpose Indicator Multi Timbral Indicator Performance Indicator RDM Play Indicator Synth Indicator Rhythm Indicator A/B Indicator Number Indicator xs

(Rear Panel] Output Socket x 2 Headphones Socket Start/Stop Socket

Pedal Hold Socket MIDI Connectors (IN, OUT, THRU)

Dimensions: 974 (W) X301 (D) X98 (H) mm 38-3/8" X 11-7 /8" X 3-7 /8"

Weight: 19 lb 7 oz

Consumption : 20W

Accessories : Owner's Manual (Basic/ Advanced) Quick Operation Table Sound Chart

Guide Book for MIDI Connection Cable (LP- 25)

[Options) Memory Card (RAM) M-256D. M-256E Carrying Case SHC-1 Programmer PG -10 Stereo Headphones RH-100 Pedal Switch DP-2/DP-6 MIDI/SYNC Cable MSC-07/15/25/50/100

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