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Roland Classic C-330 Installation guide

1. Access the voice palette.
Press
Press twice
Press
Press
<< Voice Palette >>
MAN-II : 4 Prestant
vv
VP 1 : 4 Geigen Oct
2. The voice palette screen will appear.
Selected stop name
Currently selected
variation
3. Select a variation.
Turn
2.Select a sound (stop). 3.Adjust the sound.
Playing the organShortcuts
Selecting sound variations (Voice Palette)
Pedal Sound
This manual explains the most important operations.
Refer to the owner’s manual for details on these and
other operations.
By using a shortcut, you can directly access the desired setting screen without having to navigate through a menu screen.
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Volume
Volume of
the satellite
speakers
Reverb Depth
By pressing a stop twice, you can choose between variations of the sound for the selected stop.
1.Turn on the power.
Choose from four variations,
VP0 through VP3.
variation
Selected stop name
Press
Listening to the demo songs
Adjusting the external
devices sound
Setting the reverb
Changing the tuning or pitch
Setting the expression pedal
Setting the tremulant
Press
Turn
Turn
Press
Operate
Press
Edit parameter save
Press the upper part to cancel a sound selection
Press the lower part to select a sound
Setting the melody coupler
See Owner’s Manual (p. 23)
See Owner’s Manual (p. 67)
See Owner’s Manual (p. 30)
See Owner’s Manual (p. 55)
See Owner’s Manual (p. 58)
See Owner’s Manual (p. 31)
Press twice
Choosing sounds that are not
included in the sound tablets
/Setting the MIDI couplers
See Owner’s Manual (p. 62)
See Owner’s Manual (p.65)
While holding and following operation
Main Screen
The memory bank
Setting the playing or recording
See Owner’s Manual (p. 36)
See Owner’s Manual (p. 26)
Setting the bass coupler
See Owner’s Manual (p. 28)
Press
Press
Press
When the power is turned on,
the main screen will appear in
the display located at the
right side of the keyboard.
If the Voice Palette screen does not appear, press the
[Value/Exit Menu] knob several times to access the
main screen (which shows the memory bank), and
then proceed as above.
Immediately after the power is turned
on, no stops are selected, meaning that
the keyboard will not produce sound.
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[PLAY/PAUSE] piston
[MEL] piston
[BASS] piston
[0] piston
[TREMULANT] piston
[Master Volume] knob
[Reverb] knob
[SET] piston
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All settings for the upper manual, lower manual, and pedalboard can be stored together in one of the general pistons — .
Heres how to make settings using the menus. Perform these steps from the main screen. For a list of the menu items, refer to the next page.
Storing Recalling
• Cancel the setting.
• Return to the previous
menu.
5. Put the setting into effect.
Turning the settings off
If you need to store six or more dierent settings, you can use memory banks.
For details, refer to p. 34 of the owner’s manual.
The piston is also called
the “cancel piston”(all stops
turned o).
Press Press Press
For the categories 3. Song Recorder and 11. Save/Load (USB),
there will be additional items to select after you've entered
the menu.
If a Yes/No conrmation
screen appears
While holding
Making Settings in the Menus
2. Select the item.1. Access the menu. 3. Enter the item.
Storing Your Favorite Settings Menu List
4. Change the item’s
setting.
Press
Press
Press
Press
Turn Turn
Setting category Contents of the category Detailed items
Recording, play back song, Saving,
deleting, and copying song data
Save General Piston
Load General Piston
Delete General Piston
Save Voice Setup
Load Voice Setup
Delete Voice Setup
Format USB Memory
Factory Reset
Save/load the contents of
the general pistons, voice setup or
Format the USB Memory
• Screen contrast
• V-LINK setting
• MEL and BASS coupler settings
Expression pedal settings
MAN-I/Pedal
MAN-II
Shutter
Kick SW R
Kick SW L
Reverb settings Room Type
Wall Type
Display Contrast
V-LINK
Bass Split
Mel Split
Song
Tempo
Measure
Metronome Volume
Beat
Play Mode
Save Song
Delete Song
Copy Song
External device settings
MIDI settings
Settings for pitch and Temperament
Pitch
Temperament
Tuning
Transpose
Listen to demo songs
Tremulant settings Depth
Rate
Group
Song
Tempo
Satellite VR
Local
Tone Name
Tx Piston
Aux In Volume
Aux In Reverb
Line Out Gain
PC
Bank MSB
Bank LSB
Volume
Octave
Reverb
Source/MIDI CH
= CH1–16
Name
Volume
Octave
Reverb
Warmth
Presence
Brilliance
Source/MIDI CH
= USER
Name
or
• Selecting sounds that are not available
via the sound tablets
• MIDI coupler settings
• Adjusting sounds
* Details of the available items will
depend on the Source/MIDI CH
setting.
• USER = internal sound generator
• CH1–16 = MIDI transmit channel
The range will depend on the
division that is selected.

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