Roland KR-3 - Manual (Page 52)

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KR-3 – DSP effects
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14.1 DSP effects
Keyboard
88 weighted keys
Keyboard modes
Whole, Split, Layer, Split Arranger, Piano Style Arranger, Manual
Drum/SFX
Velocity sensitivity
Super Light, Light, Medium, Heavy, Super Heavy
Maximum polyphony
64 voices
Tones
8 Groups, 124 Variations
(Tone Expansion Mode: 270 variations)
Music Styles
Internal: 136 Styles, Disk: 32 Styles
Expandable using (MSA) Music Style disks.
Manual Drum/SFX Sets
Drum Set: 8/SFX Set: 1
Programmable Music Styles
Yes
Effects
Reverb (8 types), Chorus (8 types), DSP (32 types)
Melody Intelligence
18 types
Music Assistant
Internal: 32 memories, Disk: Max. 99 sets
Composer
Tracks: 16 (Easy Mode: 5 tracks), Song: 1
Note Storage: ±30,000 notes, Tempo: = 20~250
Resolution: 120 ticks per quarter note
Recording methods: Realtime, Step (in Chord Sequencer Mode)
Playback: Standard MIDI File (Format 0/1), KR Songs
Save: Standard MIDI File (Format 0)
Edit: Setup, Copy, Quantize, Erase, Delete, Insert, Transpose,
Track exchange, Track Copy
Disk drive/data storage
3.5 inch micro floppy disk drive
Disk Format: 720K bytes (2DD), 1.44M bytes (2HD)
Songs: Max. 99
Note Storage: ± 120,000 notes (2DD), ± 240,000 notes (2HD)
Lyrics
Yes
Languages
4 languages (English, German, French, Japanese)
Display
AGD (Animated Graphic Display) 240 x 64 dots, graphic LCD
Rated Output Power
20W x 2 ???
Power Supply
117/230/230VE/240 V A, power cable (supplied)
Speakers
KR-777: 16cm x2 (woofer), 5.5cm x2 (tweeter) ???
Dimensions
1400 (W) x 940 (D) x 945 (H) mm ???
Options
MSA Music Style Disks, SMF Music Data
Headphones (RH25/50)
LVC-1 Lyrics to Video Converter
Weight
102kg ???
Accessories
Owner’s Manual, Music Style/Acoustic Style Disk
Stand
AC power cable
Note: In the interest of product improvement, the specifica-
tions and/or appearance of this instrument are subject to
change without prior notice.
14. Appendix
1. Overdrive: Distorts the sound a little
2. Distortion: Distorts the sound a lot
3. Phaser: Gives a swelling sound
4. Enhancer: Makes the sound brighter and seemingly louder
5. Auto Wah: Changes the timbre in cycles
6. Compressor: Limits the dynamic range by reducing higher volumes
7. Gate Reverb: A reverb that ends abruptly
8. Rotary: Modulation effect of a rotating speaker
9. Hexa Chorus: Lends thickness and breadth to the sound
10. Tremolo Chorus: Thick tremolo effect
11. Stereo Chorus: A stereo chorus
12. Stereo Flanger: Adds metallic reverberations to the sound
13. Step Flanger: A flanger with stepwise changes in pitch
14. Stereo Delay: Adds a delay to the stereo sound
15. Modulation Delay: A delay that adds undulations to the delayed sound
16. Triple Tap Delay: A three-way delay 17. Quadruple Tap Delay: A four-way delay
18. 2-Voice Pitch Shifter: Adds two pitch-shifted notes to the original sound
19. Feedback Pitch Shifter: Adds a single pitch-shifted note the original sound
20. Overdrive
→ Chorus: Overdrive that is processed by a chorus
21. Overdrive →Flanger: Overdrive that is processed by a flanger
22. Overdrive →Delay: Overdrive that is processed by a delay
23. Distortion →Chorus: Distortion that is processed by a chorus
24. Distortion →Flanger: Distortion that is processed by a flanger
25. Distortion →Delay: Distortion that is processed by a delay
26. Enhancer →Chorus: Enhancer that is processed by a chorus
27. Enhancer →Flanger: Enhancer that is processed by flanger
28. Enhancer →Delay: Enhancer that is processed by a delay
29. Chorus →Delay: Chorus that is processed by a delay
30. Flanger →Delay: Flanger that is processed by a delay
31. Chorus →Flanger: Chorus that is processed by a flanger.
32. Sympathetic Resonance: A resonance effect that is produced every time you
press the Damper pedal.
14.2 Specifications