Roland KF-90 - Manual (Page 148)

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Chapter 8 Changing Various Settings
❍ Assignable Functions
Indication Description
Leading Bass Toggles the Leading Bass function on
or off. It is turned on while you
depress the pedal.
Break During a performance with
automatic accompaniment, you can
stop the accompaniment for exactly
one measure.
Fill In to Variation This does the same thing as the Fill In
[To Variation] button (p. 77).
Fill In to Original This does the same thing as the Fill In
[To Original] button (p. 77).
Fill In A fill-in is inserted, but the
accompaniment pattern after that
doesn’t change.
Half Fill In Variation This play a fill-in half a measure long,
then switches to the Variation
accompaniment pattern.
Half Fill In Original This plays a fill-in half a measure
long, then switches to the Original
accompaniment pattern.
Original/Variation This changes the accompaniment
pattern without inserting a fill-in.
Arranger Reset Using this function while Automatic
Accompaniment is in use returns the
accompaniment to the start of the
Division.
Intro 1/Ending 1 This does the same thing as the
Intro/Ending [1] button (p. 74).
Intro 2/Ending 2 This does the same thing as the
Intro/Ending [2] button (p. 75).
Arranger Start/Stop This does the same thing as the
[Start/Stop] button (p. 74).
Orchestrator Up This changes the automatic
accompaniment to a more florid
arrangement.
Orchestrator Down This changes the automatic
accompaniment to a simpler
arrangement.
Melody Intelligence This toggles the Melody Intelligence
function on and off (p. 79).
Fade In/Out This starts automatic accompaniment
with a fade-in (where the volume
gets progressively louder), ends it
with a fade-out (where the volume
gets progressively softer), then stops.
Rotary Slow/Fast This switches the speed of the rotary
effect (p. 180).
Glide The sound’s pitch is temporarily
lowered while the Glide pedal is
pressed; when the pedal is released,
the pitch gradually returns to normal.
This can be effective for simulating
the performance of instruments like a
Hawaiian guitar.
Composer Play/Stop This does the same thing as the Play
[
] button and the Stop [ ] button.
Punch In/Out During Punch-in Recording, this
starts and stops recording (p. 117).
Tap Tempo This sets the tempo according to the
timing with which you tap the button
(p. 86).
Upper Soft The pedal in the left functions the
Soft pedal (p. 16).
Upper Sostenuto The pedal in the middle functions the
Sostenuto pedal (p. 16).
Lower Damper This applies lingering reverberations
to notes played with the left-hand
section of the keyboard while the
damper pedal is depressed.
Bend Up This raises the pitch of notes you play
on the keyboard.
Bend Down This lowers the pitch of notes you
play on the keyboard.
What is the Leading Bass function?
The function that sounds the lowest note of a fingered chord
as the bass tone is called “Leading Bass.” When set to “ON,”
the bass tone changes when an inverted chord is used.
Usually the tonic of the fingered chord is sounded as the bass
tone.
→ If you’ve assigned “Leading Bass” to a pedal, the Leading Bass
function is active while you depress the pedal.
→ When the “Bend Up” or “Bend Down” function is used with
Split (p. 55) selected, the pitch of the sounds played in the
right hand are then altered. Additionally, the maximum degree
of change in the pitch when the Bender effect is used is called
the “Bend Range.” Take a look at “Changing the Bend Range”
(p. 152).
What’s the Bend Range?
The effect of smoothly raising or lowering the pitch of a
played note is known as the “Bender Effect,” and the pitch’s
range of change is called the “Bend Range.” With the KF-90,
you can apply the bender effect by depressing and releasing
a pedal.
* Pressing the One Touch Program [Piano] button returns the
pedals to their original functions (p. 16).