User manual ROLAND E-500 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION

[. . . ] It can be set for each register (provided the 8' reed is used) of all Sets separately, allowing you to use up to 56 different "det" assignments. Switching "Musette Detune" settings while playing is therefore a matter of selecting other Sets and/or pressing one of the registers mentioned above. [. . . ] Note that you will need to use the WRITE function if you wish to keep your various "det" assignments after switching off the FR-3. Please delete the last note: "This parameter is reset when you select a different Set. " Page 37, "Musette Detune" Please change the following: "This parameter allows you to choose the system used for detuning the 8' reeds of registers [5] MASTER, [6] MUSETTE and [7] VIOLIN. to: This parameter allows you to choose the system used for detuning the 8' reeds of registers [5] MASTER, [6] MUSETTE and [7] VIOLIN. (After selecting Set 5, "FR FOLK", you can also detune the [4] ORGAN register. ) Page 37, "Treble Mode (only on the FR-3sb and FR-3b)" Please add the following note at the end of this section: Note: This parameter is not reset when you load the factory defaults (page 53). Page 42, "Free Bass Mode", Bass & Chord Mode" Please add the following note at the end of these sections: Note: This parameter is not reset when you load the factory defaults (page 53). Page 36, "Editing settings" In the table, please delete the following: "SET ": This setting changes when you select another Set. The setting range of "Free Bass Mode" is "1~5" The setting range of "Bass & Chord Mode" is "1~6" Please add the following at the bottom of the table: The "trm", "fbm" and "bCm" parameters are not reset when you load the factory defaults. Page 47, "MIDI parameter list" The default setting of the "Bellows Expression TX" parameter should read "Off". Page 50, "Bellows Expression TX" The default setting of the "Bellows Expression TX" parameter should read "Off". 1 FR-3s/FR-3/FR-3sb/FR-3b V-Accordion Version 2 Page 52, "Archiving your settings via MIDI (Bulk Dump)" Please change the following sentence: "The "dMP" parameter allows you to transmit the contents of the global area (that contains the PARAM LIST and MIDI LIST settings) to a second FR-3s/FR-3sb or FR-3/ FR-3b. . . " . . . (1) Press the [ORCHESTRA] and [5] registers. CHORD/ BASS FREE BS TREBLE UPORCHESTRA (2) Press the Treble register ([1]~[10]) that is assigned to the User Program you want to edit. (6) Press the [ORCHESTRA] + [5] registers again to leave this mode. Note: While you are in User Program mode, the [METRONOME] button and the Demo function are not available. Recalling a User Program Proceed as follows to recall a User Program you saved earlier: (1) Press the [ORCHESTRA] and [5] registers. CHORD/ BASS FREE BS TREBLE UPORCHESTRA (3) Press the [ORCHESTRA] register. The Roland logo starts flashing in red to signal that User Program edit mode is active. The display shows the number of the User Program you selected in step (2). The number is followed by a dot to alert you to the fact that the settings no longer correspond to the saved version. CHORD/ BASS FREE BS TREBLE (2) Press the Treble register ([1]~[10]) that is assigned to the User Program you want to use. Note: While you are in User Program mode, the [METRONOME] button and the Demo function are not available. UP4. ORCHESTRA (3) Press the [ORCHESTRA] + [5] registers again to leave this mode. (6) Press and hold the [SET] register until the display shows a flashing "Up-" message. [. . . ] The display shows the number of the User Program you selected in step (2). The number is followed by a dot to alert you to the fact that the settings no longer correspond to the saved version. CHORD/ BASS FREE BS TREBLE (2) Press the Treble register ([1]~[10]) that is assigned to the User Program you want to use. Note: While you are in User Program mode, the [METRONOME] button and the Demo function are not available. UP4. ORCHESTRA (3) Press the [ORCHESTRA] + [5] registers again to leave this mode. (6) Press and hold the [SET] register until the display shows a flashing "Up-" message. [. . . ]