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Table Of Contents
Contents
1. Features
Stand-alone electronic instrument
Sophisticated MIDI control
PBM (Physical Behavior Modeling)
Super realistic accordion simulations
Orchestral sounds
The digital advantage
Superb performance flexibility
2. Important notes
Power supply
Placement
Maintenance
Repairs and data
Additional precautions
Precautions for the included (FR7b) or optional (FR5b) battery
Strap holder precaution
3. Panel descriptions
Treble control panel
Bass control panel
Display and master bar
Connection panel
Connection panel of the FBC7
4. Setting up
Connections
Connecting the FR7b/FR5b to the supplied FBC7
Using the OUTPUT sockets
Switching the power on and off
If you are using a battery and no external amplification (FR7b only)
If you are using a battery and an audio connection to an external device
If you are using the FBC7
Listening to the demo songs
First steps
The sections of your FR7b/FR5b
Selecting Easy or Full mode
About the Main page
Touring the FR7b/FR5b’s sections
Treble section
Bass section
Using the orchestral sounds
Orchestral sounds for the Treble section
Orchestral sounds for the Bass section
Orchestral sounds for the Chord section
Orchestral sounds for the Free Bass section
Other practical functions
General remark
Pitch-related functions
Volume-related functions
5. About the FBC7
Using the FBC7
Connecting the FBC7
Using the footswitches
Connecting an optional expression pedal
Charging the battery
Recharging the battery without removing it from the FR7b/FR5b
Recharging the battery on the FBC7
If the battery fails to last 8 hours (or slightly less)
6. Editing sounds
Selecting parameters
Selecting parameters using the Jump function
Selecting parameters via the menu
Setting parameter values
1.TUNING parameters
1.1Master Tune
1.2Transpose
1.3Scale
1.4Scale Edit
1.5Scale Assign
2.TREBLE EDIT parameters
Introduction
2.1Reed Type
2.2Register
2.3Reed Volume
2.4Treble Octave
2.5Valve Noise
2.6Musette Detune
2.7Bellows Detune
2.8Reverb Send, 2.9ChorusSend, 2.10DelaySend
2.11Aftertouch Pitch
2.12Bass Link
2.13Orchestra Link
2.14Orchestra Chord Link
2.15Treble MIDI TX
3.BASS EDIT parameters
3.1Reed Type
3.2Register
3.3Reed Volume
3.4Button Noise
3.5Reed Growl
3.6Bellows Detune
3.7Reverb Send, 3.8Chorus Send, 3.9DelaySend
3.10Bass MIDI TX, 3.11Chord MIDI TX
4.FREE BASS EDIT parameters
4.1Reed Type
4.2Register
4.3Reed Volume
4.4Button Noise
4.5Reed Growl
4.6Bellows Detune
4.7Reverb Send, 4.8Chorus Send, 4.9DelaySend
4.10Free Bass MIDI TX
5.ORC BASS EDIT parameters
5.1Lowest Note
5.2Orc Bass Release Time
5.3Orc Bass Volume
5.4Reverb Send, 5.5Chorus Send, 5.6DelaySend
5.7Orc Bass MIDI TX
6.ORCH. EDIT parameters
6.1Orchestra Octave
6.2Orchestra Volume
6.3Bellows Detune
6.4Reverb Send, 6.5Chorus Send, 6.6DelaySend
6.7Aftertouch Pitch
6.8Orchestra MIDI TX
7.ORC CHD EDIT parameters
7.1Orc Chord Volume
7.2Reverb Send, 7.3Chorus Send, 7.4DelaySend
7.5Orc Chord MIDI TX
8.ORC FBS EDIT parameters
8.1Orc FreeBs Volume
8.2Reverb Send, 8.3Chorus Send, 8.4DelaySend
8.5Orc FreeBs MIDI TX
9.SET COMMON parameters
9.1Reverb Macro Type
9.2Reverb Parameters
9.3Chorus Macro Type
9.4Chorus Parameters
9.5Delay Macro Type
9.6Delay Parameters
9.7Name
9.8Master Bar Recall
9.9Icon
10.SYSTEM parameters
10.1LCD Contrast
10.2Parameter Access
10.3Bellows Curve
10.4Pedal Controller
10.5Bass & Chord Mode
10.6Free Bass Mode
10.7Stereo Width
10.8Auto Power OFF
10.9Startup
10.10Startup Name
10.11Orchestra Touch
10.12Orch. Bs&Ch Touch
10.13Start/Stop MIDI TX
10.14Treble Release T.
10.15Treble Mode
11.UTILITY parameters
11.1Battery Status
11.2Copy ALL Effects
11.3Copy Reverb, 11.4Copy Chorus, 11.5CopyDelay
11.6Copy SET
11.7Bulk Dump ALL, 11.8Bulk Dump SET
11.9Restore SET
11.10Treble Reg. on currentSet
11.11Bass Reg. on currentSet
11.12FreeBass Reg. on currentSet
7. MIDI functions
About MIDI
Working with a sequencer and other tone generators
Final note regarding sequencers
Global MIDI parameters
MIDI channel numbers
Preventing sections from sending MIDI data
Sending program change messages when necessary
Solving MIDI buffer problems
MIDI parameters for the various sections/parts
Important remarks
Sections
Procedure for setting these parameters
Parameters
Archiving your settings via MIDI (Bulk Dump)
Archiving your settings with a sequencer
Sending Bulk data (back) to the FR7b/FR5b
8. Miscellaneous functions
Saving settings using the WRITE function
Restoring the factory defaults
Troubleshooting
The screen is difficult or impossible to read
Specifications
Parameter list
Factory Sets
Demo Songs
9. MIDI implementation
MIDI Implementation Chart
10. Information
11. Index
Index
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