Chapter 7 using other functions, Creating an original style (user style), Style that you've made yourself (p. 132) – Roland KF-90 User Manual

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Chapter 7 Using Other Functions

Creating an Original Style
(User Style)

The KF-90 has built-in Music Styles in a variety of genres, but

you can also create your own original styles.

An original style is called a “User Style.”

You can use either of the two methods described below to

create a User Style with the KF-90.

Style Composer

This method combines the KF-90’s onboard styles to create a

new style.

You can create a new style just by selecting from among the

Rhythm, Bass, Accompaniment 1, Accompaniment 2, and

Accompaniment 3 parts from different styles.

This method extracts the portions you need from songs

composed with the 16-track sequencer to create a new style.

When you’re composing a song, there’s no need to specify all

the chords. You can specify just some of the chords, and

working on that, the KF-90 automatically extrapolates the

other chords, and arranges the style.

The Style Converter has an “Auto Mode” for creating Music

Styles simply from a song with a single chord, and a

“Manual Mode” for creating a Music Style from a song of

three chords (major, minor, and diminished seventh).

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Combining Styles to Create a
New Style (Style Composer)

You can create a new User Style by selecting the Rhythm,

Bass, Accompaniment 1, Accompaniment 2, and

Accompaniment 3 parts from different styles. This function is

called the “Style Composer”.

* You can only combine the KF-90’s built-in styles.

Press the [Style Navigator] button.

The Style Navigator screen appears.

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Touch .

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Touch