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Owner’s Manual

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
The power-supply cord of the product shouid be
unplugged from the outlet when jeff unused for a
long period of time
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necessary when a product is used near children unplugging.
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procedure should be followed in accordance with
instruction manual
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fiquids are not spilled into the enclosure through
openings
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personnel when
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etected by dust
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(1) MASTER VOLUME slider
(See page 13)
(2) TONE BALANCE SECTION
(See page 20)
(@) FUNCTION CONTROL
(See page 36)
@®) SONG COMPOSER SECTION
(See page 41)
() ARRANGER SECTION
(See page 29 in ACCOMPANIMENT)
() RHYTHM SECTION
(See page 21)
(TONE SELECT SECTION
(See page 15)
REVERB EFFECT SECTION
(See page 35)
@) MANUAL DRUM button
(See page 26)
SPLIT button
(See page 16 in TONE SELECT)
i) FILL-IN buttons
(See page 30 in ACCOMPANIMENT)
(2) INTRO/ENDING button
(See page 24 in RHYTHM Section)
(3) ARRANGER 1 & 2 button
(See page 29 in ACCOMPANIMENT)
START/STOP button .
(See page 24 in RHYTHM Section)
) MELODY INTELLIGENCE button
(See page 34 in ACCOMPANIMENT}
USER PROGRAMS buttons 1—4
(See page 38)
@) WRITE button
(See page 40 in USER PROGRAMS)
DEMO button
(See page 13 in DEMO SONG)
AC Socket
POWER SWITCH
@) Stereo AUX IN Sockets
@) Stereo AUX OUT Sockets
@) MIDI Sockets
SUSTAIN PEDAL Socket
(@) HEADPHONE Socket
Geib Rthieteds

FEATURES
M@ The E-10 is a 61-note, 32 partial, polyphonic synthesizer with dynamic keyboard.
i The E-10 uses Roland’s Linear Arithmetic Synthesis (LA sound)
@ LEDs provide information and directions to the player while programming the many
features of the E-10 making operation quicker and easier.
M MIDI connectors are provided for connecting other MIDI devices.
@
The
E-10
incorporates
internal
speakers
and
amplifier
of
maximum
output
of
2
x
5
watts.
Thank you for purchasing the Roland E-10 Intelligent Synthesizer.
The E-10 is an easy-to-operate keyboard that anyone can play.
It gives you the benefit of Roland’s superior digital technology.
The E-10 uses the same Linear Arithmetic synthesis used by our D-series professional syn-
thesizers. The 48 tones and 30 percussion sounds of the E-10 offer you an excellent natu-
ral range of sound.
The musical functions of the E-10 add the fantastic modern musical sounds of other in-
struments to your keyboard playing.
This Owner’s Manual is written to help you have many years of musical enjoyment with
your E-10.

CONTENTS
PANEL DESCRIPTION ...............-.-- 00 eee eeee 3
FEATURES. ooncis 5eil nto ed pee NEF eee eee wes 5
IMPORTANT NOTES ........... 0. e cece eee eens 8
THE CARE OF YOUR E-10 ..... 2.2... eee eee eee 9
CONNECTIONS: (e: oc6 cc che nie sey iws aie cease ee ess 10
OPERATION
SETTING UP THE MUSIC STAND ................... 12
POWER: ON .ccc2eetagacieers teat ealw en enadeeand 12
MASTER VOLUME sii iiiuwe tie eoaaee va aeawamen ds 13
DEMO SONG 35 owes v eater ene te ey seedaty 13
‘PONE SELECT. 35 05: <vae caes ei Saas Sess ow weeereees 15
UPPER TONE SELECT on48iwe da pete etek ered 15
SPL atsat sina ee se tak ewe yaw esmiens weyltae mets 16
LOWER. TONE SELECY 2c ou cas oeeroe ca eweies 18
BASS TONE SELECD ics siesta vei etn iwearies 19
TONE BALANCE @:2.00 3 ctichs daewaatw eae eats 20
UPPER BALANCE: 3 :i24 4244659 eesaigweaeae cis 20
LOWER BALANGE®iicacwsi ees sedans awne sees 21
BASS BALANCE iii ccse esate esas aeenenen 21
RAY FHM SECTION it edvcey thie be reeetw eta ate kd 22
REYNE SEBO ht Suck chain etwas wiwiahatane nce uit 22
STARTING THE RHYTHM ................0.ceeee 24
TEMPO: CONTAGL socom us cee iec ees eette sass 24
STOPPING THE RHYTHM ..........6cccceeeeenns 25
MANUAL DRUMS ............. 0c ccc eee eee 26
DRUM BALANCE 2 coti vette ans Ses bos sale sews 26
ACCOMPANIMENT os cscaiieia vedas wen waa taaiveats 29
ARRANGER ON/OFF ..............- Siang ae Shy ania 29
ABRANGER VG? 602i catia a eteda ees ase 29
VARIATION sc oconanucg ee eee us Bags ha nin 29
FILLING 5 acho ston advtes atin edhe eeuet wane eee aae es 30
MEMORY sac fu totes ita dd cag een ye aleen’ 30
SYNC -OPART tesicraiored eas borate eda Sunes 30
CHORD INTELLIGENCE ......................044. 31
PLAY INTELLIGENT CHORDS .................... 32
MELODY INTELLIGENCE ....................000. 34
ACCOMPANIMENT BALANCE ................... 34
REVERS EREECI snc comet Wtha nesses aman van ewan 35
REVERB. TYPE cs cas icoee a sas Bie 4a ae 35

FUNCTION
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WRITING
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CONFIGURATION
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CONNECTIONS:
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TONES
AVAILABLE
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IF
YOUR
E-10
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OPERATE
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MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART ............--.-- 48
SPECIFICATIONS ..........0.. ccc ccc cece te eeneee 49
PANEL SETTING MEMO ................------5- 50

IMPORTANT NOTES
@ The appropriate power supply for the keyboard unit is
shown on its name plate. Please make sure that the line
voltage in your country meets the requirements
@ Use only the AC cord provided.
e@ Please do not use the same socket used for any noise ge-
nerating device (such as a motor, variable lighting
system).
@ It is normal for this unit to become hot while being opera-
ted.
@ If the unit is not to be used for a long period of time, un-
plug the AC cord from the socket.
@ Disconnect the AC cord immediately in the event of an
electrical storm.
@ Before setting up this keyboard with other MIDI devices,
turn this keyboard off along with all other units.
@ Be sure to connect the MIDI! cables securely. If the MIDI
cable is disconnected while the keyboard is being played,
various troubles will occur (e.g. the note may continue to
sound).
@ Static electricity may cause the built-in computer to mal-
function. Should this occur, simply reset the keyboard by
turning the power switch off and then after a few seconds,
back on.
@ This keyboard might not operate correctly if turned on im-
mediately after being turned off. If this happens, simply
turn it off and after a few seconds later, turn it on again.
@ Operating the E-10 near a neon light, fluorescent lamp, TV
or CRT display, may cause noise interference. If so, chan-
ge the position of the keyboard.
@ To avoid risk of electric shock, do not perform any servi-
cing. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

THE CARE OF YOUR E-10
ROOM LOCATION
CABINET CARE
To ensure the best use and full enjoyment of your E-10, plea-
se read this guide carefully and thoroughly.
Avoid using this keyboard in excessive heat or humidity con-
ditions or where it may be affected by direct sunlight or dust
and avoid places subject to high vibrations.
Use a soft dry cloth for dusting. To remove fingerprints or
dulling film, use a soft cloth slightly dampened with water
and a little mild detergent. Immediately wipe dry with a soft
cloth. Do not use solvents such as paint thinners.

CONNECTIONS
From E-10
AUX-OUT
sockets
From FV-200 outputs
To amplifier inputs
To E-10
AUX-IN
To
AC
current
sockets
From output To FV-200
sockets inputs
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Another keyboard
or a rhythm machine
(8) FV-200
10

(1)
(2
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(3
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(4
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(5
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(6
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(7
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(8)
Headphones (PHONES) Socket
For your playing convenience, connect a set of standard
stereo
headphones
(RH-12/RH-100)
into
this
socket
and
you
can
play
and
practice
in
private.
Connecting
the
headphone
plug
to
the
PHONES
socket
will
disconnect
the
internal
speakers.
The
Master
Volume
slider
will
ad-
just the headphone overall volume.
AC Socket
To connect with household AC current, use the AC po-
wer cord supplied with your E-10.
POWER Switch
Stereo AUX IN Sockets
By connecting another keyboard or rhythm machine, the
E-10
internal
speakers
can
output
all
the
sounds.
To
con-
nect
a
Mono
instrument
to
the
E-10,
always
use
the
«L
(mono)» AUX IN socket.
Stereo AUX OUT Sockets
The
E-10
can
be
connected
to
external
amplification
(Hi-
Fi, tape recorder, etc.), to further amplify the sound.
When connecting to a Mono amplifier, always use the «R
(mono)» AUX OUT socket.
MIDI Sockets
See MIDI CONTROL
SUSTAIN PEDAL Socket
Using
the
optional
footswitch
(DP-2/DP-6),
sustain
of
Upper
tones
can
be
controlled
by
the
foot.
See SUSTAIN PEDAL
FV-200 Stereo Expression Pedal
See page 14 for details.
11

OPERATION
SETTING UP THE MUSIC STAND
Supplied with your E-10 is a music stand. This will be found
in the keyboard carton. To attach to keyboard, insert the two
feet into the two holes located on the top panel.
POWER ON
Press the Power On/Off switch
The three SELECT and four REVERB LEDs will light for a few
seconds. After the LEDs have been switched off, your E-10 is
ready for use.
12

MASTER VOLUME
DEMO SONG
The keyboard can now be played in the Full Keyboard mode
using the pre-selected 11 ELEC PIANO tone.
Make sure that the MASTER VOLUME slider is moved to the
central position.
MANUAL DRUM
MASTER VOLUME CONTROL
The Master Volume slider control enables the overall volume
of the E-10 to be raised (moving the slider away from you) or
lowered (moving the slider toward you). This control will also
control the overall volume when using headphones.
To show you the full sound capabilities of the E-10, four De-
mo songs have been included. Press the DEMO button
and then the START/STOP button to start the Demo
Songs. When the last song has been played, the E-10 will au-
tomatically stop playing. (Press the START/STOP button to
stop the Demo at any time). There are a total of four Demo
Songs. To select each individual Demo Song, press User
Program buttons 1, 2, 3 or 4 (LED will light) after pres-
sing the DEMO button. Then press the START/STOP but-
ton to play the Demo Song chosen. (Press the
START/STOP button to stop the Demo at any time).
13

<Reference>
When connecting to external amplification, an optional ste-
reo expression pedal (FV-200) can be used to control the ove-
rall volume. See following illustration for connecting proce-
dures.
AUX OUT
<Amplifiers>
1. Be sure to turn the E-10 and any other amplification sy-
stem Off.
2. Connect the E-10 to the FV-200 by inserting a couple of
shielded cords into the E-10 AUX OUT and the FV-200 IN-
PUT sockets.
3. Connect the FV-200 to an amplification system with two
additional shielded cords inserted into the FV-200 OUT-
PUT sockets.
4. Turn the switches of all instruments ON and adjust the
Master Volume control of the E-10.
5. Make sure that the overall volume is controlled by the foot
pedal.
14

TONE SELECT
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@— LOWER
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Any
of
the
48
different
tone
colors
can
be
selected
by
using
the
BANK
and
NUMBER
Buttons.
UPPER TONE SELECT
To
change
the
tone
in
the
full
keyboard
mode
press
the
SELECT
button
@)
in
the
TONE
SELECT
section
until
the
corresponding
UPPER
LED
will
light.
To
select
any
of
the
48
tones,
press
a
BANK
button
for
the
first
digit
and
then
a
NUMBER
button
for
the
second.
Example: To select 32 STRING SECT2 tone
Press
BANK
button
3
and
then
NUMBER
button
2.
The
cor-
responding
LEDs
will
light.
All
of
the
61
keys
can
be
played
dynamically,
that
is
the
har-
der
you
play
the
key
the
louder
the
tone
will
sound.
* The above procedure (pressing BANK and NUMBER but-
tons) can be carried out in any order you wish.
* If the UPPER LED is already lit, simply press the two but-
tons of the UPPER tone you require.
15

SPLIT
The keyboard can also be played in a ‘Split’ mode. One tone
on the right-hand side of the keyboard and a different tone
for the left. To ‘split’ the keyboard press the SPLIT button
. Split 1 (left) LED light.
The keyboard will now be split between the F # and G keys
in the second octave. The tone now sounding from the bot-
tom note to and including F # will be known as the «Lower»
and tones for this section are selected using the SELECT but-
ton in the TONE SELECT section (see LOWER TONE SE-
LECT). The tone now sounding from and including the G key
upwards is selected using the SELECT button (see UPPER
TONE SELECT).
Pressing the SPLIT button once more will light the LED on
the right-hand side of the button. This operation moves the
keyboard «Split» and expands the amount of notes available
for the LOWER keyboard section. Now the notes from the
bottom to and including B in the second octave will be the
«Lower» keyboard and notes from and including C in the
third octave will be the «Upper» keyboard.
SPLIT 1
SPLIT 2
To
cancel
the
«Split»
feature
and
play
the
E-10
in
the
Full
Keyboard
mode,
press
the
SPLIT
button
a
third
time
(LEDs
not
lit).
16

The Split 2 function will also be automatically selected (if in
Off
position)
when
the
following
buttons
are
pressed:
@ ARRANGER 1 & 2
@ CHORD INTELLIGENCE
@ MELODY INTELLIGENCE
@ MEMORY
@ COMPOSER RECORD
@ COMPOSER PLAY
@ USER PROGRAMS 1—4*
* If any of the following functions have been programmed in
the On position:
SPLIT 1 or 2
ARRANGER 1 or 2
CHORD INTELLIGENCE
MELODY INTELLIGENCE
MEMORY
When in SPLIT position (1 or 2), playing a chord in the Lower
section will produce the chord sound plus a bass tone. The
bass note heard, will be the root note of the chord played. To
select a tone for the bass, press the SELECT button in the
TONE SELECT section (see BASS TONE SELECT) until the
corresponding BASS LED will light.
Chords can be played in two different ways - Easy chords
(see CHORD INTELLIGENCE) and conventional chords.
17

LOWER TONE SELECT
To select a different tone for the left-side of the Split
(Lower), press the SELECT button in the TONE SE-
LECT section until the corresponding LOWER LED will light.
To select any of the 48 notes, press a BANK button for the
first digit and then a NUMBER button for the second.
Example: To select 41 FANTASY tone
Press BANK button 4 and then NUMBER button 1. The cor-
responding LEDs will light.
* The above procedure (pressing BANK and NUMBER but-
tons) can be carried out in any order you wish.
* If the LOWER LED is lit, there is no need to press the SE-
LECT button before pressing BANK and NUMBER but-
tons, simply press the two buttons of the LOWER tone you
require.
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BASS TONE SELECT
Bass Tone Select
To
change
the
Bass
tone,
press
the
SELECT
button
in
the
TONE
SELECT
section
until
the
corresponding
BASS
LED
lights.
To
select
any
of
the
48
notes,
press
a
BANK
button
for
the
first
digit
and
then
a
NUMBER
button
for
the
second.
Example: To select 62 SLAP BASS 1 tone
Press
BANK
button
6
and
then
NUMBER
button
2.
The
cor-
responding
LEDS
will
light.
*
The
above
procedure
(pressing
BANK
and
NUMBER
but-
tons)
can
be
carried
out
in
any
order
you
wish.
*
If
BASS
LED
is
already
lit,
there
is
no
need
to
press
the
SELECT
button
before
pressing
BANK
and
NUMBER
but-
tons,
simply
press
the
two
buttons
of
the
BASS
tone
you
require.
<Notes On Tone Selecting>
*
On
selecting
either
UPPER,
LOWER
or
BASS
tones,
if
the
BANK
or
the
NUMBER
is
the
same
as
the
previous
tone,
there
is
no
need
to
press
that
button.
*
The
UPPER
and
BASS
tone
select
procedures
are
the
same
with
or
without
the
Rhythm
playing.
*
When
the
ARRANGER
is
playing,
the
LOWER
tone
will
not
sound,
and
changing
the
LOWER
tone
or
modifying
the
LOWER
volume
(LOWER
BALANCE:
see
TONE
BALANCE)
will
not
make
any
effect
at
all.
*
Changing
the
BASS
Tone
will
not
affect
the
preset
BASS
Tone
played
by
the
ARRANGER
1
&
2.
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TONE BALANCE
UPPER BALANCE
BALANCE
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The
volumes
of
UPPER,
LOWER
and
BASS
tones
can
be
controlled
by
the
buttons
“>”
and
‘‘<J”
in
the
BALANCE
section.
To
adjust
the
volume
of
the
UPPER
tone
(or
Full
Keyboard
tone
when
SPLIT
is
Off),
press
either
UPPER
‘‘>”
button
to
increase
or
‘‘<J'’
button
to
decrease
the
volume
To
quickly
turn
off
the
Upper
tone,
press
UPPER
“>”
and
“<1”
buttons
simultaneously.
To
turn
the
UPPER
tone
on
again,
press
UPPER
“f>”
and
<I"
buttons
again
simultaneously.
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