Roland FR-7x User Manual
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Playing the bass part with your right hand (Bass-to-Treble)
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FR-7x V-Accordion
Playing the bass part with your
right hand (Bass-to-Treble)
The FR-7x provides a mode in which it can be used like a
bassoon accordion. In this mode, the bass part is played
with the right hand. The bass and chord buttons are
inactive (a real bassoon accordion doesn’t have bass/
chord buttons and can only be played with one hand).
(1) Switch on the FR-7x.
See “Switching the power on and off” on page 18.
(2) Press and hold the [ORCHESTRA] register and press
register [7] (“BS TO TREB”).
(3) Use the Treble registers [1]~[14] to select the
desired bass-to-treble sound.
There are seven accordion sounds and seven orches-
tral sounds. The numbers in the table below refer to
the Treble registers you need to press.
Note: Bass-to-Treble mode uses the FREE BASS (accordion
sounds) and ORCHESTRA BASS (orchestral sounds). The
orchestras sound assignments can be different for each
Set.
(4) Start playing the bass part with your right hand.
(5) Press [ORCHESTRA] + register [7] again to leave
Bass-to-Treble mode.
Note: The Bass-to-Treble mode status can be saved to the
current Set.
Bass-to-Treble sounds
Accordion sounds
Orchestral sounds
1
Low
8
Acous.Bs
2
High
9
Bowed
3
Low+High
10
Finger Bs
4
Lw+HgLow
11
Fretless
5
LwLow+Hig
12
Picked Bs
6
HighLw+Hg
13
Tuba
7
LowHigh
14
Tuba Mix
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