Roland C-30 Quick Manual

The C-30 is a digital piano with volume, reverb, and tone adjustment functions. It can simulate different timbres such as harpsichord, organ, and lute, and allows for layering multiple timbres to create richer sound effects. Additionally, it has the ability to quickly switch between different timbres.


Roland C-30 Quick Manual - cover page
Brand
Roland
Category
Musical instruments
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
216 KB
Published
10 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
C-30
MD5 checksum
3A99F595FDE376F042D8920D885431D3

About this manual

This document serves as a quick manual for the Roland C-30 digital harpsichord. It provides instructions on adjusting volume, reverb, and tone knobs, as well as selecting various sounds including harpsichord, organ, and celesta. The guide explains how to layer sounds and switch between different harpsichord types such as French, Flemish, fortepiano, and dynamic harpsichord.

What's inside

  • Volume knob
  • Reverb knob
  • Tone knob
  • Selecting a sound
  • Switching between types of harpsichord
  • Switching temperaments
  • Switching to Baroque pitch
  • Transposing the pitch
  • Switching the pedal function
  • Tuning

Frequently asked questions

What sound does the Volume knob adjust to at the center position?

At the center position, the volume is at the standard level, which is equivalent to the volume of an acoustic harpsichord.

What happens to the harpsichord sound when you press the [Organ I] or [Organ II] button?

Pressing either button switches the harpsichord sound off and changes the instrument to an organ sound.

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