Roland CD-2e Manual

Chapter 1: What is the CD-2e?

Featu

D-2

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Meet

D-2

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Chapter 2: Create a CD!

recording in three steps

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asil

create a CD in three step

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Chapter 3: Recording Tips

ecor

ing a piano

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ecor

ing a win

instrument

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ecor

ing a string instrument

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ecor

ing a win

rass ensem

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ecording

our band practice

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ecordin

a acoustic

uitar

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Chapter 4: Do even more with the CD-2e

se the lesson

unctions

or practicin

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en you’re not sure

ow to procee

se the Eas

Guide feature

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urn records or cassette ta

es into CD

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our CD-2e with the EDIROL R-09

o capture the sounds o

e on CD!

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Features of the CD-2e

All-In-One Unit! Nothing Else Required to Make a CD

▲

Hig

-qua

stereo mic, stereo spea

er,

and CD-R/RW drive in a slim case

▲

No computer is required,

rom recordin

o CD burnin

▲

ight-weight and batter

-powered

or mobile use.

e it an

ere!

* Recor

on SD car

memory on

y. AC A

aptor (inc

)

s required for CD writin

and readin

A Great Tool for Music Study

▲

A-B Repeat, Tempo Chan

e, Pitch Chan

and more for music lessons

▲

Metronome and Tuner for both acoustic &

ect

ts.

▲

CD-quality recording and playback

or various

educat

l n

eeds.

Easy-To-Use, Simple CD Recording Tool for Anyone!

▲

As easy to use as a cassette recorder.

D-burnin

made simple

▲

udes

wir

ess

ote

ecord from an

location.

▲

Frien

y LCD navigation

y pressing

[

EASY GUIDE] button. *

* Available displa

languages: English, German, French, Italian, Span

sh, and Ja

anese

Create a CD!

Do even more with the CD-2e

What is the CD-2e? Recording Tips

Battery operation

ix AA alkaline batteries will provide

pproximatel

six hours o

continu

ous recor

ing. You can ta

e t

e CD

e wit

ou an

recor

ere!

Remote control

l r

eco

ng and pla

back

rom

istance. No nee

orr

ou starte

recording too soon or

ate

Meet the CD-2e!

SD card slot

You can use an SD me

ng and playback, and

data.

* Cards in a range o

cap

8GB, are su

orte

SD memory car

s t

at t

e CD-2e can use

Refer to the Roland website for details on the

SD memor

cards that can be used with the

CD-2e. Up-to-date information about cards that

are known to work is

rovided on the website

://www.Ro

.com

What is the CD-2e?

Do even more with the CD-2e

Create a CD! Recording Tips

CD slot

directly to a CD-R

ord selected son

mor

card to a CD-

CD-R/RW

isc

ily

e turne

into a

icate

AC a

ap-

order to use the CD

Stereo speakers

D-2

’

sou

m h

imp

press t

e [PLAY]

utton an

can

isten imme

iate

to w

ou’ve

ecor

Stereo mic

CD-R and CD-RW

Use them as appropriate

Per

ormances

ou record on a CD-R

isc can’t be erased

but a CD-RW can

e recorded to again and again. Use a

CD-R

or recordings

ou want to keep,

nd a CD-RW

or repeated recording

Create a CD!

Do even more with the CD-2e

What is the CD-2e? Recording Tips

Easy recording in three steps

To record with the best sound quality

djust the input level appropriately

or the sound

ou'll be recording. The peak indicator located above

he [MIC] knob should light brie



y when the loudest

sounds occur. You can also use head

hones to listen

o the sound that's bein

input

rom the internal mics

(

i.e., the sound bein

recorded)

What is the CD-2e?

Do even more with the CD-2e

Create a CD! Recording Tips

Insert the CD-R disc

into the CD-2e

Into the CD slot located on the right side of the

D-2e, insert a CD-R disc with the writing sur

ace

facin

downward. You’ll be able to record approx

mate

74 minutes on a 650 MB CD-R

isc, an

pproximately 80 minutes on a 700 MB disc.

Adjust the level of the

internal mics

On the le

t side o

the CD-2e

set the [MIC SELECT]

witch to “INT,” and use the [MIC] knob to adjust the

input

eve

e pro

ucing soun

wit

e source

you’re recording. If you have diculty adjusting the

input

eve

, set t

e [MIC LEVEL] switc

to“AUTO,” an

the CD-2e will make adjustments automatically

Start recording

When you’ve nished making preparations, start

recor

ing. Operation is as eas

as using a cassette

recorder. Press the [REC] button once to enter

“recor

ing-stan

dby

” mo

e, an

en press t

[

PLAY] button to start recordin

. When the per

formance is nished, press the [STOP] button. The

recordin

process is that simple

Easily create a CD in three steps

Taking advantage of an SD memory card

he CD-2e lets you record on SD memory cards as well as on

D-R/RW discs. I

you use an SD memory card, you'll be able

o freely organize and edit the songs. By taking advantage

of SD memory cards you can enjoy recording and creating

Ds in a variety of ways.

Create a CD!

Do even more with the CD-2e

What is the CD-2e? Recording Tips

Check the recording through

the onboard speakers

ress t

[

PLAY

]

utton to

isten to t

e recor

performance. If

ou’re satised with the record-

ing,

ou’re done at this point. If

ou decide to

re-record, or if you want to record an additional

ong, repeat steps 1–3 on the page at left.

Complete the process

by “nalizing” the CD

“Finalizing” is the process that makes a recorded

D-R/RW disc playable on a conventional CD

player. When you press the [EJECT] button, a mes-

e askin

“Finalize Are You Sure?” will appear.

ress t

e [ENTER]

utton to carr

out t

e Fina

ize

perat

on.

Your original CD is ready!

ina

ization wi

e approximate

two minutes.

en t

e process is comp

ete

, t

e CD wi

ected from the slot on the right side of the CD-

e. Your origina

CD is rea

. Creating a CD is as

e as t

Brightness

Richness

Vibration of the strings

Body resonances

Brightness

Richness

Vibration of the strings

Body resonances

Recording a piano

Try dierent locations to

capture the sound you want

he sound of a

iano comes from the vibration of

the entire instrument, includin

the vibration of the

trings after the

’ve been struck b

the hammers, and

the vibration of the soundin

board as it resonates

with the strin

vibrations. In

eneral, emphasizin

the sound from the strin

s will produce

reater clar-

, while emphasizing the overall resonance will pro-

uce

reater richness. Movin

the mic closer to the

nstrument will also make the sound bri

hter, while

moving the mic awa

from the instrument will pro-

uce a sound that’s richer and more mellow. Tr

dif-

erent locations to get the sound

ou want to record.

Use the CD-2e for daily practice

or to create lesson materials

The CD-2e is a wonder

ul tool, not only

or recording

“

real” performances, such as recitals, but also for dail

practice. For example, you can record yoursel

prac

icing an

en p

imme

iate

, so

ou can

more objectivel

evaluate how

ou sound. This can

p you improve your a

ities.

ou’re a piano teacher,

ou can create a “model CD

”

your own playing, or give the student a“practice CD.

”

The CD-2e makes it eas

to create lesson material.

Place the CD-2e on top o

the instrument i

ou want

to em

hasize the attacks.

osition wi

asize

the vibration of the strings,

ucing a c

ear-soun

recor

ace t

e CD-2e

esi

e t

erformer if you want to

reco

sou

osition wi

emp

asize t

esonances o

the soundin

oard and the bod

, pro-

ducing a deep and rich

ounding recording

To record a clear sound

To record

a rich sound

To record

a well-balanced sound

Change the height to adjust

the attack and resonance

ou can view the

iano’s lid as

a sort of dividing line; placing

e mics

er t

an it wi

mphasize the vibration of the

trin

s, w

e p

acin

lower will emphasize the body

resonances.

Recording the best sound

from an upright piano

An upright piano will have a slightl

u

sou

eco

parkling sound similar to that o

gran

piano, open t

e top

ace t

e CD-2e a

out 40–80 inc

(1–2 meters) away.

What is the CD-2e?

Do even more with the CD-2e

Create a CD! Recording Tips

40 –80 inches

(1–2 meters)

80 –120 inches

(2–3 meters) Individual clarity

Blended ensemble

40 –80 inches

(1–2 meters)

80 –120 inches

(2–3 meters) Individual clarity

Blended ensemble

Recording a brass instrument

Minimize noise by

avoiding wind pressure

When recording a brass instrument, placing the mics

directl

in front of the bell ma

cause noise to appear

in the recording. This is a distinctive type o

noise

produced b

the mic due to the pressure of wind

blown out of the bell. To avoid this, it’s important to

lace the mics at an a

riate distance

or record-

ing. Woodwind instruments pla

ed b

pressing ke

ill also allow some sound to escape

rom the keys

hemselves. Place the mics slightl

to the left or right,

rather than directly in

ront o

the instrument.

Keep the mics at a distance

to minimize breath noise

hen recording a brass instrument, you may notice

nwanted sounds such as the openin

or closin

the keys, or breath sounds. Moving the mics away

n minimiz

ese

sou

ds.

Since brass instruments produce a fairl

high vol-

me, you don’t need to worry that the level o

the

instrument itself will be inadequate. On the contrar

eeping t

e mics at a goo

istance wi

et you re-

h r

eso

ces

Use headphones to check

the noise level of the room

ofte

ced

sou

ces

noise in the room, such as re

rigera

ors or air con

itioners. Listen t

roug

eadphones before

ou start record

, and turn o sources of noise that



Use distance to adjust the

character of the ensemble

acing t

e mics at a

istance wi

roduce a unied and balanced

ecordin

of the entire ensemble,

e movin

e mics c

oser wi

sou

eac

h in

ment to be clearly distin-

guished

Distance the mics to

reduce noise

noise ma

be a concern

en recor

ing sax or c

ari-

et. If so, aim the mics at the

entire instrument and keep

em at a

istance

Minimize noise by avoiding

direct sound

rin

acing bell, such as a trumpet, wind

pressure ma

cause noise to occur.

t t

e mics u

war

ownwar

to soften the direct sound.

Create a CD!

Do even more with the CD-2e

What is the CD-2e? Recording Tips

Rounded

Bright

Mellow

Clear

Recording a string instrument

Get a rich sound by allowing

distance from the instrument

hedistinctiveresonanceofstrin

instrumentssuchas

the violin is created by the combination o

the sound

of the strin

s themselves with the resonances of the

instrument’s body. The point is that you should place

e mics w

ere t

e string an

y resonances are

well-balanced. Placin

the mics 80–120 inches (2–3

eters)

rom the

ront o

the instrument (

or a violin,

facin

the musician) will produce a well-balanced

ecording. Once you’ve become

amiliar with record-

ing string instruments,

ou can tr

var

ing the dis-

tance and height o

the mics to obtain other tonal

cha

acte

cs.

Emphasize the body or strings

to capture your unique tone

you want a deeper sound, aim the mics at the

holes from which the bod

resonances escape. On

the other hand, i

you want to emphasize the scrap-

of the bow on the strin

s, position the mics in

ront of the instrument and move a bit closer. In par-

ticu

ar, moving t

e mics c

ose to t

ge wi

the bow movements to be captured realisticall

Use the internal tuner to check

the pitch before recording

e CD-2e contains a

t-in c

ro-

matic tuner. You can tune to a refer-

ence pitc

, an

ere’s a

so a tuning

guide that provides a visual indication

of the

itch.

If you want to emphasize

sou

trin

s, move the mics close

to the brid

e. When doin

o, adjust the input level to

revent distortion

rom

ccurring

Emphasize

the sound of the strings

you want to capture a

eep and rich tone, aim the

mics at the f-holes, which

emit the body resonances.

Emphasizing

the sound of the body

A distance of 40–80 inches

(

1–2

eters) from the instrument

pro

uce a

t tone, an

distance o

120–160 inches (3–4

eters) will produce a rounded,

ellow tone. Placin

the CD-

e on a chair to gain some

eig

t wi

give t

sound more clarity.

Use distance and

height to adjust the tone

What is the CD-2e?

Do even more with the CD-2e

Create a CD! Recording Tips

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