Roland CompuRhythm CR-8000 User manual

^Roland
MICRO COMPUTER CONTROLLED RHYTHM MACHINE
CompuRhythm
CR-80 OWNER'S MANUAL

Features
•Here is the most convenient rhythm
machine, the newCR-8000 Compu-
Rhythm.Unit from Roland, with new
design and circuit.
©This unit has twenty-four kinds of
Basic Rhythm Patterns and eight presets
of Intro/Fill-in Rhythm Pattern as
presets.
•In addition, CR-8000 has eight kinds of
Programmable sections for Basic
Rhythm and four kinds of Program-
mable sections for Intro/Fill-in Rhythm where
you can write your own rhythm pattern
at will.
•Moreover, this unit has the following
attractive features.
©More Rhythm Patterns
This unit has twenty-four kinds of
Basic Rhythm Patterns and 8preset
rhythm patterns for Cymbal/Hi-Hat/
Conga. Awide range of rhythm varia-
tions can be produced by combining
these rhythm patterns.
©External In/Out Jack
The CR-8000 has Trigger Out to con-
trol external sequencer or synthesizer.
In addition, The Sync. In/Out section
of CR-8000 allows it to be synchro-
nized perfectly with units such as the
Roland CSQ-600 Digital Sequencer or
MC-4 Micro Composer.
©Precise Tempo Display
The CR-8000, equipped with Digital LED
Display of Tempo, can set the Tempo
at any desired position with quick
operation.
•Slanted control panel assures easy
operation.
•The Accent can give emphasis to any
other voices programmed on the same
step. The Level control adjusts the
amount of emphasis.
Precautions
•Do not open this unit.
•Unplug this unit when it is not to be
used for long periods of time. Unplug
by grasping the plug rather than pulling
on the cord.
•Be careful not to place heavy objects
on the power cord.
•Avoid using this unit in very high or
low temperature locations. Also keep
away from heaters and air-conditioners
since this type of equipment will affect
circuit and pitch stability.
•Avoid using this unit in very dusty or
humid places.
•If it is necessary to use this unit in an
area with neon or fluorescent lights,
keep it as far away from these lights
as possible since they will induce high
levels of noise. Sometimes changing
the angle of this unit in relation to the
lights will help reduce noise.
!>Crash and Shuffle functions
Equipped with Shuffle and Crash
switch on the front panel. Shuffle func-
tion shuffles entire rhythms, while the
Crash function can be used to insert
the crash sound of Cymbal when the
rhythm is changed from Intro/Fill-in to
Basic.
jLevel Control for both channels
All sound sources can be controlled
by the Level Controls, so you can set
the balance as desired.

Before Using CR-800Q
•For the ultimate protection to the digital
circuitry of your CR-8000 make ail con-
nections to other equipment with both
units power switched "OFF".
Once all connections are made, switch
"ON" the power of the other unit first,
the CR-8000 last, if error occurs, once
switch "OFF" the power, then switch
"ON" the power after about 5seconds.
•It is to be desired that Program Mode
Switch is set to Play mode unless
"writing" is required. This protection
must be taken to make sure that the
rhythms memorized into the CR-8000 are
not erased or distorted.
•Remember that the SYNC. In/Out
Select switch must be in the OUTPUT
position for the CR-8000 to operate by
itself.
Table of Contents
Features •)
Basic Connection 3
Front Panel .... 4
OPERATION .5
1
.
Preset Rhythm Operation 5
2. Intro/Fill In Operation 6
To start from Intro rhythm pattern
•Auto Fill In
•Manual Fill In
3. How to use the Arranger 7
HCymbal and Hi-Hat arrangement
SConga and Hand Clap arrangement
BShuffle arrangement
4. How to use the Crash Button 7
5. How to use the Register 8
HHow to set
How to play
6. How to write the rhythm pattern 8
6-1 How to write Basic rhythm pattern
^How to erase the programmed
rhythm pattern
6-2 How to write Intro/Fill In rhythm
pattern g
Applications 10
1. Substitute for aMetronome
2- Odd Rhythm
3. Delicate difference of rhythm
variation by Register
4. Register's special effect
5. To use the Crash sound at the ending
6. The rhythm with 32 or 24 steps
Others 10
lAbout Tempo Display
HMemory Back-up
ITo replace the three 1.5-Volt dry cell
batteries
SYNC. IN/OUT 11
1. Operating CR-8000 by itself
2. CR-8000 +CSQ-600
3. CR-8000 +MC-4
•Controlling CR-8000 by MC-4
•Controlling MC-4 by CR-8000
CR-8000 PRE-SET RHYTHM 12
SAMPLE RHYTHM 17
SPECIFICATIONS 19

Basic Connection
SYMCHRO-INPUT/OUTPUT
OUT
(See P. 11)
DIGITAL
SEQUENCER
MC-4
CSQ-600etc.
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TRIGGER-OUTPUT REG
8"16"ACC
REMOTE CGNTROL (TYPE DP-2)
INTRO ^v
START
STER /FILL IN RESTART /STOP
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SYNTHESIZER
ANALOG
SEQUENCER
or
DIGITAL
SEQUENCER PEDAL SWITCH
DP-2
©OUTPUT
©START/STOP
ORE-START
Connect aPedal Switch such as
Roland DP-2 to this jack. By depress-
ing the pedal switch, the rhythm being
played can be immediately returned to
the beginning of the bar, which is
available for adjustment of abeat that
gets out of tempo during aperformance,
or to create an odd rhythm.
©INTRO/FILL-IN
This jack is used for remote control
options for the Intro or Fill-in function
(without defeating those functions at
the front panel Manual button).
©REGISTER
This jack provides remote control options
for performing alternately two rhythm
patterns without defeating this function
at the front panel Register button.
©TRIGGER OUTPUT
CR-8000 has Trigger Out for Control
other Sequencer or Synthesizer.
©TRIGGER OUT8"-16"-ACC SWITCHABLE
CR-8000 provides Trigger Output to allow
interfacing with synthesizer or sequencer.
This Trigger signal is apositive 5V, 10ms
pulse suitable for activating either the
Trigger or Gate inputs of most major
brands of equipments.
©SYNC. IN/OUT
(5 pin DIN connector)
©SYNC. IN/OUT SELECT SWITCH
The SYNC. IN/OUT section of CR-8000
allows itself to be synchronized perfectly
with units such as the Roland CSQ-600
Digital Sequencer, allowing each unit
total rhythmic freedam with remaining
in perfect tempo, starting and stopping
of both units from the CSQ-600.
CR-8000 can also be synchronized to
the Arpeggio section of Roland JP-8
Polyphonic Synthesizer.
To synchronize two units, connect a
five pin DIN cord to the SYNC, jack on
each unit and move the CR-8000 .SYNC,
switch to the INPUT position for con-
nection to the CSQ-600, or to the OUT-
PUT position for connection to the JP-8.
.Remember that the SYNC, switch must
be in the OUTPUT position for the CR-
8000 to operate by itself.

Front Panel
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©AUTO FILL IN
MEASURES
©START/STOP
©TEMPO LED
BEAT LED

OPERATION
1. Preset Rhythm Operation
HI Check thai power cable is correctly and
firmly connected.
Push the Power switch to "ON" position.
ON OFF
POWER
ESelect the desired rhythm pattern from
24 Basic Rhythm Patterns of preset by
depressing the corresponding Bank Se-
lector© and Preset Rhythm Selector©.
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Preset
¥Rhythm
Selector
Program
<Rhythm
Selector
Note: When the desired-rhythm is se-
lected the LED display illuminates.
•Also, you can combine two preset rhythm
patterns by depressing two selectors
simultaneously. However, if three or
more selectors are pressed simultane-
ously, the two nearest to the left hand
side will be selected.
If WALTZ, SWING 1,SWING 2, SLOW
ROCK and similar 3-beat rhythms or
SHUFFLE TYPE rhythms are combined
with another 4-beat type rhythms, the 4-
beat type rhythm will be arranged with
the particular 3-beat or shuffle-type rhythm.
SlPress the Start/Stop button to start
rhythm.
|START/STOP |
O(Red)
O(Green)
Note: When the rhythm starts, Red Tempo
LED will illuminate for each bar of the
rhythm and Green Tempo LED will
illuminate every one-beat.
HThe Volume of each sound source can be
adjusted by the Voice Level Control©, and
the overall volume by the Level Control©.
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VOLUME
llDetermine the Tempo of the rhythm ac-
companiment by turning the Tempo Con-
trol©.
TEMPO
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[ZlAccent Control© is used to give dynamic
emphasis to any other rhythm source on
the same step. This level control adjust the
amount of emphasis.
Vmax.
ACCENT
•You can change the rhythm pattern with-
out stopping playing. Try changing the
bank selector and the rhythm selector at
will. The rhythm pattern will change the
instant the button is pressed. For
example, if the rhythm is changed exactly
on the beat at the end of abar, the new
rhythm will begin from the beginning of
the next bar. And if while using a4/4
time you change rhythm at the 4th beat
of the bar, the new rhythm will begin
from that same 4th beat. (Even if the
rhythm is changed, the overall beat will
not be changed)
HThe running rhythm will be stopped by
depressing again the "Start/Stop" button©.
START/STOP

2. Intro/Fill-in Operation
HTo start from Intro rhythm pattern.
©Select the desired rhythm pattern for
Intro rhythm with Intro/Fill-in selector®.
INTRO/FILL IN
9-12 PROGRAM
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©Select the desired Basic Rhythm pattern
to be performed after Intro rhythm by de-
pressing the Bank Selector ©and Preset
Rhythm Selector©.
BANK SELECTOR
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©Press the Manual button®.
Basic rhythm will start after one bar of
Intro rhythm.
Note: Do not depress Start/Stop button©
to start the rhythm.
©Auto Fill-In
To insert Fill-In rhythm pattern.
©Select the Fill-in cycle with the Measure
Selector®. Automatic insertion of Fill-in
rhythm is accomplished in any of the
positions marked 16, 12, 8, 4and 2.
When set at these positions the Fill-in
rhythm selected will play every 16th
measure, every 12th measure, and so on.
OFF- i--2
©Select the desired rhythm with the Intro/
Fill-In Selector®.
FINTRO/FILL IN I
9-12 PROGRAM
4 5
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©Select the Basic Rhythm Pattern with the
Bank Selector@and Preset Rhythm Selec-
tor©.
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©Push Start/Stop button ©to start the
rhythm.
START/STOP
Note: When the rhythm start from Intro
Rhythm Pattern, the Fill-in rhythm
will be inserted in one bar early,
since the Intro rhythm is counted
as the first bar. (From the second
entry on, it will return to the se-
lected cycle)
^Manual Fill-In
When the Measure Selector® is in the
"OFF" position, Fill-In rhythm is inserted
manually by depressing the Manual but-
ton®. If you depress it exactly at the bar
division, the Fill-in rhythm will be one bar
beginning from the next bar. If you
depress it at the 4th beat of a4/4 time,
the Fill-In rhythm will be for one beat
(the 4th beat of the Fill-In rhythm). By
keeping on pressing the Manual button ffi
the Fill-in rhythm can be inserted con-
tinuously for several bars.
AUTO FILL IN
MEASURES
OFF

3. How to use the Arranger
•By depressing the Arranger button you
can change preset Cymbal or Hi-Hat
rhythm pattern, add Cymbal, Hi-Hat
or Conga rhythm as ADD VOICE, or
change the whole rhythm over to a
shuttle beat. If you push this button
again, the LED indicator goes out and the
effect will be cancelled.
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All of the buttons can be used in free
combination with one another.
ICymbal and Hi-Hat arrangement
CY-4" 4-beat Cymbal
CY-8" 8-beat Cymbal
HH-4" 4-beatHi-Hat
HH-16" 16-beatHi-Hat
Open HH 8-beat after-beat
Open Hi-Hat
If there is Cymbal type sound source
among the preset rhythm patterns, the
Cymbal type rhythm will change over
to the selected rhythm when this button
is pressed. If there is no Cymbal type
sound source among the preset rhythms,
you can add the rhythm of the ADD
VOICE you have selected.
IConga and Hand Clap arrangement
Conga ...A combination of Hi-Conga,
Mid-Conga and Lo-Conga
Hand Clap ...4-beat Hand Clap (after beat)
When you press one of these buttons, you
can add aConga or Hand Clap rhythm
as an ADD VOICE to any rhythm pattern.
CONGA HAND CLAP
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4. How to use the Crash
Button
®By pushing this button, the crash
sound of Cymbal can be inserted on the
first beat when the rhythm is changed from
Intro or Fill-in rhythm to Basic rhythm
pattern. If you push this button again,
the LED indicator goes out and the ef-
fect will be cancelled.
CRASH
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IShuffle arrangement
When you press this button, you can
change all rhythms except for WALTZ,
SWING-1, SWING-2, SLOW ROCK and
Basic Rhythm which was programmed
with 12-beattoa Shuffle beat.
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5. How to use the Register
•By pressing the Register button, two
kinds of preset rhythm patterns can be
played alternately.
REGISTER
IHow to set
©Set the first rhythm pattern on the Bank
Selector, Preset Rhythm Selector or
Arranger.
BANK SELECIOfl WALTZ SWING 1SWMG7 S.ROCK UNCO HABANERA
,flOCK 1ROCK 2ROCK3 HOCK4 ROCK 5ROCK 6
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Cr-« c*e HH-4 HH-tB OPENH COMGA HANDCLAP SNUFFLE
©Push the Register Button. The LED
indicator will flash indicating that the
second rhythm pattern can now be set.
REGISTER
©Set the second rhythm pattern.
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IHow to play
While arhythm is being played, press
the Register button when you want to
change the rhythm, and the two rhythm
patterns will play alternately. You can
also change the set rhythm patterns
any number of times.
REGISTER
6. How to write the
rhythm pattern
6-1 How to write Basic rhythm
pattern
HTo write any desired rhythm pattern
into Program Rhythm Selector®.
©Set the Program Mode Selector ©to
"Basic" position.
•FILL IN
BASIC
PLAY
©Choose the one of Program Rhythm
Selectors®.
iStop the rhythm if it is running. (In this
condition, the RED and GREEN LED©
will light.) START/STOP
@As written in fig. press the }and ?
buttons ©<© simultaneously for about 3
seconds. When these buttons are pressed
there are instances when the LED for
Basic Program Rhythm flash on and off.
This will erase the previous programmed
rhythm.
REGISTER CRASH
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PUSH PUSH
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Fig. 1
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Try to program the above rhythm score
according to the following figure,
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Choose your favorite instrument and set
Program Instrument Selector ffl. Write the
sample rhythm by means of ^©and 9©
buttons according to the following Program
Score.
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RED LED 9
GREEN LED •
©; Press /© button.
O; Press f©button.
©Now you can write any desired rhythm
pattern! Generally, in CR-8000 one
measure is divided into 16 steps. And
CR-8000 can program two measures
(32 steps). But, when you write
your rhythm with Shuffle function®,
one measure will be divided into 12
steps.
*We will now program the Rhythm Score
wirtten in Fig 1.
Choose your favorite instrument and set
Program Instrument Selector ffi.
Write the desired rhythm
by means of^©and?©
buttons. H
Note; be sure to write the L
rhythm for two bars (32 or
24 steps).
©To monitor the rhythm pattern which you
have just written, press the "Start/Stop"
button©to start rhythm. Check the
rhythm pattern whether Preset DISCO
rhythm and programmed DISCO rhythm
are same pattern.
To rewrite the rhythm pattern, take the
above procedures of step Q< and <».
When you wrongly wrote the rhythm
pattern in writing, you can rewrite
the correct rhythm by taking the following
procedure. Press the "Start/Stop" button
twice, both Red and Green LED will light
up. So you can write again from the
beginning of the first bar.
^How to erase the programmed
rhythm pattern.
To erase all instruments see step®
.
To erase any instrument in the pro-
grammed rhythm pattern, first select
the instrument to erase the rhythm
pattern with Program Mode selector
Then press <? button© 32 times.
6-2 How to write Intro/
Fill-In rhythm pattern
lYou can write one measure (16 or 12
steps) of Intro/Fill-in rhythm into #9 to
#12 of Intro/Fill-in Selector®.
©Stop the rhythm if it is running, then set
Program Mode switch©to Fill-in. This
time CR-8000 is in Write Mode, which
is displayed by the lighting LED located
near by Intro/Fill-in Selector ®
.
INTRO/FILL IN
9-12 PROGRAM
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BASIC
PLAY
ffii jr '\W>
©Set Intro/Fill-In Selector©to one of #9 to
#12 of Intro/Fill-in Selector®. So you can
program Intro/Fill-in rhythm pattern
with the same way as Basic rhythm's
program.
INTRO/FILL IN
9-12 PROGRAM
Note: Usually, in case of playing the
rhythm, set the Program Mode
Selector ©to "Play" position.

Applications
1. Substitute for aMetronome
Bass Drum 4" in Basic Rhythm Bank I
can be used for aMetronome.
2. Odd Rhythm
You can produce an odd rhythm by
using Pedal switch DP-2 which is con-
nected with RE-START jack on the rear
panel.
3. Delicate difference of rhythm variations
by Register
Set two rhythms of the same type into
Register.
First, select ROCK-5, HH-16" and
OPEN HH. Then press the Register
button. Select ROCK-3. Press the "Start/
Stop" button to start rhythm. Change
over these rhythms at will by pressing
the Register button. So you will find a
delicate nuance of rhythm variation.
4. Register's special effect
By connecting Trigger out of CR-8000
to Register jack on the rear panel, you
can produce adifferent rhythm pattern.
For example,
1. Set the Trigger out to 16".
2. Stop the rhythm if it is running.
3. Select "RHUMBA" of Basic Rhythm
Bank.
4. Press the Register button.
5. Select "ROCK-3".
6. Start the rhythm by pushing Start/
Stop button.
TRIGGER-OUTPUT
~16"ACC
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*Soyou can find adifferent beat of Hi-
Hat of ROCK-3. Try to produce your
own rhythm by changing abeat of
Trigger Out combining any rhythm pat-
tern.
5. To use Crash sound at the ending
Keep the Crash Switch on. Get Fill-in
rhythm in pre-bar of last one. And stop
rhythm soon after the Crash sound is
given at the last bar so that you can get
afeeling of natural ending.
6. The rhythm with 32 or 24 steps
By using the adjacent two bars as one
bar, one bar can be divided into 32 or 24
steps. So you can write more complex
rhythm pattern.
ex: Writing the rhythm pattern
©"TANGO" 32 steps per measure
ACC OOOOOOOO OOOOOOOO OOOOOOOO ocIO09 000
OHHOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOO OOOOOOOO 0C)00»000
HH •OOOOOOO •OOOOOOO •OOOOOOO •c)00»»«0
SD90000000 •OOOOOOO •OOOOOOO •c>00«»««
BDSOOOOOOO •OOOOOOO •OOOOOOO ec1000000
©"Bolero" 24 steps per measure
If you are using Shuffle function,
writing mode is 24 steps per measure.
SD »00»»« »00«»» »00«»» ••«•••
BD #00000 #00000 •OOOOO 900000
Others
lAbout Tempo Display
•If you are programming the 4-beat
rhythm with 12 or 16 step per measure,
Tempo Display will display aprecise
tempo.
•If you are programming the adjacent
two rhythm patterns as one measure,
Tempo Display will display adouble
value of actual tempo.
•If you are programming the 3-beat
rhythm with 12 (or 24) steps, actual
tempo is 3/4 (or 3/8) values of
displayed tempo.
10

IMemory Back-up
The CR-8000 features anon-volatile
memory which will retain rhythm pro-
grams after switched off or discon-
nected. The CR-8000 relies on batteries
as aback-up circuit to protect these
memories.
The CR-8000 batteries must be replaced
once ayear to ensure proper operation.
POWER
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ON
•To replace the three 1.5-Volt dry cell
batteries;
1Connect the CR-8000 to socket and
switch is "ON" to protect its memo-
ries while replacing the batteries.
2Open the battery cover on the bot-
tom of the CR-8000 body using a
coin or screwdriver.
3Remove old batteries from the bat-
tery case. Always replace the entire
set of batteries.
4Insert new batteries, making sure
that their polarities are correct as
indicated in the battery case.
5Close the cover, insert and tighten
the retaining screw.
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1SYNCHRO INPUT/OUTPUT
Remember that the SYNC. In/Out
Select switch must be in the OUTPUT
position for the CR-8000 to operate by
itself.
1. In case of operating CR-8000 by itself.
When CR-8000 operates by itself and
Sync. In/Out switch is in the INPUT
position, the CR-8000 can not function.
So be sure to set to the OUTPUT position
to operate by itself.
SYNCHRO-INPUT/OUTPUT
in out //0s
OUT
START/STOP
GND CLOCK
2. CR-8000 +other unit
CR-8000 other unit
SYNCHRO-INPUT OUTPUT
IN OUT
iDIN cord j
©In case of controlling CR-8000
by other unit
The Tempo of other unit is displayed in the
LED display window of the CR-8000.
CR-8000
IN
a
III other
unit 1
OUTPUT
aln case of controlling other unit
by CR-8000 INPUT
OUT
CR-8000 other
unit
flf the connected unit provides either only
SYNC OUT or IN ,either of those examples
shown above applies to the case.
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