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No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION. ^ Д “-| g— KEYBORRD гЮОЕ:=Э CZl 28 -Г 3Q~3^—32 Г 43 443 '-47 nU5"=: 5TYLE -__________— 1^ »- „„оч ffioo I ™ 1ШТО1 ™ ¿“iSr TÉí $ ~ __*__!__;__ï_4Q ,34 ^ v20 ~21 *?22 r-T T • 33- 9q —_36^37-oo *" ora s ~sar ’KsJo .27 J4.35«-»”*F». ® •••»-» 39^# #g»42 —45 §52- 18 23 24 25 26 -. Jul «C^Ot SEJe 54^^55_J56_57_§8_59 60 —61 62 - 63-64-65 70 Ы lüRoland INTELLIGENT SYNTHESIZER OWNER'S MANUAL GENERAL /Tf miai Q> CONTENTS Introduction 8 Using Styles from a Music Style Disk General notes on delivery 9 Erasing Styles from Internal Memory Features 10 Setting the Music Style Tempo Important notes 12 Intro & Ending Technical features 15 Music Style Variation Setting up and Powering up 16 Fill-In Measures Panel descriptions 18 Arranger Control Demo Song Playback 32 Hold: Arranger Section Playing the E-66 33 Hold: Lower and M.Bass Sections Selecting Tones 34 Chord Intelligence Tone Variations 36 Melody Intelligence Keyboard Mode 37 One Touch Programming Upper Tone Selection 40 Volume Balance Upper Tone Variations 41 Transpose Function Lower Tone Selection 42 Master Tuning Bass Tone Selection 43 Creating different Tunings: Keyboard Scale Setting the Split Point 44 Disk Recorder/ Midi File Player Selecting Drum Sets 44 Playback Drum Pads 45 • Inserting the disk How to select and play Music Styles 47 • Starting playback Style Disks 51 • Stopping playback 51 53 54 55 56 56 57 57 57 57 58 58 59 62 63 64 67 69 69 69 70 6 • Removing a disk from the drive 70 • Tempo setting 70 • Selecting a song 71 • Playing songs created by Computers or Sequencers. 71 • What is a Standard Midi File 72 Recording 73 • What to do prior to recording 73 • Recording a new song 74 • Recording over an existing song 74 • Erasing a song from disk 75 • Copying songs from disk to disk 75 • How to copy one song 76 • Backup (copy) an entire disk 77 The basics of MIDI 79 MIDI Data: Transmission and Reception 79 MIDI Connections 79 MIDI Channels 80 MIDI Messages used by the E-66 81 Channel Messages 81 System Messages 85 MIDI Implementation Chart 86 The General MIDI(GM) System and the Roland GS Format 87 Using MIDI 88 MIDI Parameters 89 The General MIDI (GM) Mode 91 Standard Mode Parameters 94 GM Mode Parameters 96 MIDI Parameter Inizialization: Standard Mode 98 MIDI Parameters which can be changed by using assigned buttons and retained after the instrument is turned off 98 Using the GM Mode 99 Volume Balance GM Mode 100 Instrument Care 102 If your E-66 fails to operate 102 Tones and Variations Table 103 Internal Music Styles Table 104 MSD-101 Music Styles Table 105 Playing Intelligent Chords 106 MIDI Implementation Charts 108 Drum Sounds Table 110 Index 111 ROLAND World Distributors 117 7 Introduction When contacting your retailer, repair center or Roland dealer, always provide the model name and serial number of your instrument. PËRoland Thank you for purchasing the Roland E-66 Intelligent Synthesizer. The E-66 is an easy-to-operate, yet sophisticated keyboard instrument that anyone can play. The E-66's wide variety of features, functions and great sounds will bring your keyboard performances to life! To ensure proper operation and years of trouble-free service, please take the time to read this manual in its entirety. MODEL SERIAL NO. MADE IN ITALY ROLAND EUROPE spa 8 General notes on delivery Please carefully check the following items when you receive your new instrument: 1) Be sure the (undamaged) shipping carton contains: a) Instrument b) Power adaptor . (ACJ or ASA type) c) Music stand d) Music Styles disk (MSD 101) e) Owner's manual 2) Inspect the instrument (and accessories) for any damage which may have occurred during shipping. 3) If you find any problems, report them immediately to your retailer. The information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Roland Corporation. All information in this document refers to the instrument's standard configuration. Copyright © 1994 ROLAND CORPORATION All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the permission of Roland Corporation. Features 1 ) The E-66 can produce a total of 28 sounds at the same time (28 voice polyphony). 2) The E-66's 61-note keyboard is velocity sensitive; the harder you play, the louder the sound. 3) Roland's remarkable digital technology creates sounds which are amazingly realistic. 4) The LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) provides easy-to-understand information and instruction. 5) The E-66's MIDI sockets allow you to expand your music system by connecting a variety of external MIDI devices. (See page 87 for more information about MIDI). 10 6) The instrument's two internal speakers (2x5 Watts) create great sound without any additional equ...