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Performance
Using the Metronome
The KR105 features a built-in metronome. During playback of the song and
accompaniment, the metronome plays at that tempo and beat.
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■ Using the Metronome
1. Press the [Metronome] button and watch the indicator light up.
You will hear the metronome.
The following “Metronome screen” appears.
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You can touch <Exit> to have the metronome continue to play while you return to
the previous screen.
Stopping the Metronome
2. Press the [Metronome] button once more, and the indicator light goes
out.
During playback of a song, or
when performing with
automatic accompaniment, the
sound of the metronome keeps
time with the beat of the song
or accompaniment.
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- Owner’s Manual 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- Using the unit safely 3
- Important notes 5
- Handling CD-ROMs 6
- Introduction 7
- How To Use This Manual 8
- Contents 10
- Panel Descriptions 12
- 21. Main Buttons 13
- Rear Panel 14
- Bottom Panel 14
- Before You Start Playing 15
- Opening/Closing the Lid 16
- Turning the Power On and 16
- About the Pedals 16
- Adjusting the Sound’s 17
- Volume and Brilliance 17
- Connecting Headphones 17
- Connecting a Microphone 18
- About the Touch Screen 18
- Main Screens 19
- 1. Performance 20
- (Tone Buttons) 21
- 3. Touch <Exit> 22
- EFFECT” screen 23
- In condition search, tones 24
- Performance 25
- Acoustic Bass Grand Piano 26
- (Octave Shift) 27
- Cancelling the Effect 29
- About the Effect Settings 31
- Using the Metronome 32
- ❍ Changing the Volume 33
- ❍ Changing the Type of Sound 33
- 2. Automatic Accompaniment 35
- (One-Touch Arranger) 36
- ■ About Chords 37
- (Chord Intelligence) 37
- Automatic Accompaniment 38
- 5. Touch <Exit> 39
- (Style Search) 40
- ❍ Searching by Conditions 40
- Select a Music Style (p. 39) 42
- ❍ Changing the intro 43
- Chord Tones and Bass Tones 44
- Intro (Countdown) 45
- ❍ Cancelling the Countdown 45
- Modifying an Accompaniment 46
- 2. Touch <Arranger> 47
- Styles (Style Orchestrator) 48
- Part (Melody Intelligence) 49
- 3. Touch <Lower> 50
- 4. Play the keyboard 51
- Part (Balance) 52
- Switch the screens 53
- 3. Song Playback 54
- Record/Playback Buttons 55
- 1. Touch the folder name 56
- ❍ Searching by Song Name 57
- 5. Touch <Search> 58
- 3. Touch <Favorites> 59
- 4. Touch <OK> 59
- 3. Touch <Del> 60
- 4. Practice Functions 61
- Practice Functions 62
- (Touch the Notes) 63
- 2. Touch <Option> 64
- ■ Saving Scores as Image Data 65
- Adjusting the Tempo 66
- Playing (Count In) 68
- Markers can also be assigned 70
- Marker in the Middle of a 70
- Measure” (p. 131) 70
- ■ Erasing a Marker 71
- ■ Moving a Marker 71
- Marker A 72
- Marker B 72
- Songs Played Back (Transpose) 73
- 2. Touch the Transpose icon 73
- Cancelling Transposition 74
- The song tempo is stored 80
- Touch <OK> 82
- 2. Touch <Rec Mode> 83
- Count Sound 84
- Measure –2 84
- Using Floppy Disks 85
- 2. Press the Eject button 85
- 3. Touch <File> 86
- 4. Touch <Format Disk> 86
- 5. Touch <OK> 86
- Saving Songs 87
- 2. Touch <File> 87
- 3. Touch <Save> 87
- 4. Touch <Rename> 88
- <Note> 89
- Never turn off the power 90
- Some song data cannot copy 92
- 6. User Program Registration 93
- Calling Up Saved User 94
- Programs 94
- Saving the User Program Sets 94
- ■ Loading Saved User Program 95
- Deleting Saved User 96
- Program Sets 96
- Using the Pedal to Switch 97
- User Programs 97
- Simultaneously Switching 98
- User Program and 98
- Transmitting PC Numbers 98
- 7. Creating and Editing Songs 99
- What’s Panpot? 100
- Step 1 Prepare for Recording 101
- Selecting the Song to Record 101
- Changing the Recording 102
- Method (Rec Mode) 102
- Changing the Recording Method 103
- ■ Repeated Recording at the 104
- ■ Re-Recording Part of Your 105
- Composing an 106
- Accompaniment By Entering 106
- Chords (Chord Sequencer) 106
- Editing Songs 107
- ■ Undoing Edits (Undo) 108
- ■ Copying Measures (Copy) 108
- ■ Correcting Timing 109
- Discrepancies (Quantize) 109
- ■ Deleting Measures (Delete) 110
- ■ Inserting Blank Measures 110
- (Insert) 110
- (Transpose) 111
- ■ Making Measures Blank 111
- ■ Exchanging Parts (Part 112
- Exchange) 112
- (Note Edit) 112
- Recording the performance 113
- Changing the Tempo of 114
- Recorded Songs 114
- Changing the Tempo Within 114
- ■ Adjusting the Tempo at a 115
- Particular Measure 115
- 8. Creating Music Styles 116
- Deciding on a Style 117
- You Composed Yourself (Style 118
- Converter) 118
- Creating Styles in Auto Mode 119
- Creating songs 119
- Making the settings 119
- ❍ Changing an Extracted Part 120
- Saving a User Style 121
- ■ Deleting Saved User Styles 122
- Copying Styles on Disks to 123
- 9. Various Settings 124
- Point (Split Point) 125
- Changing the Tone or Tempo 125
- (One Touch Setting) 125
- Setting/User Functions) 126
- Various Settings 127
- ■ Changing the Bend Range 128
- (Pedal Setting) 128
- ■ Changing How Chords Are 128
- Played and Specified 128
- (Arranger Config) 128
- ❍ Choosing the Tuning 129
- ¥ Intelligence 1 129
- ¥ Intelligence 2 129
- Placing a Marker in the 131
- Middle of a Measure 131
- Changing the Settings for 132
- One-Touch Piano 132
- Other Settings 135
- (Beat Indicator) 137
- (User Image Display) 137
- ■ Remembering the Settings 138
- Even When the Power is 138
- Turned Off (Memory Backup) 138
- (Factory Reset) 138
- Formatting the User Memory 139
- Automatically Starting the 140
- Quick Tour 140
- Disabling Functions Other 140
- Than Piano Performance 140
- (Panel Lock) 140
- Detailed Song Playback 141
- Settings 141
- SMF Playback (Track Assign) 142
- Connecting Video Equipment 143
- (V-LINK) 143
- Connecting MIDI Devices 143
- Synchronizing with 144
- Connected MIDI Devices 144
- Performing in Ensemble with 145
- MIDI Instruments (MIDI 145
- Ensemble) 145
- MIDI Settings 146
- Sending Recorded 147
- Performance Data to a MIDI 147
- Device (Composer MIDI Out) 147
- Connecting to Audio 148
- Equipment 148
- Connecting a Computer 149
- 2. Start up the computer 150
- Troubleshooting 151
- Appendices 152
- Error Messages 155
- Tone List 156
- Drum Set List 158
- SFX Set List 162
- Effects List 163
- Chord List 164
- Internal Song List 166
- Backup)” (p. 138) 167
- ■ About the KR105’s Sound 168
- Generator 168
- MIDI Implementation Chart 169
- Main Specifications 170
- Information 175
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