Roland A-500 PRO Control Map Guide
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To connect your Roland A-500 PRO to your computer, use the included USB cable. Plug one end into the USB port on the controller and the other end into a USB port on your computer. The necessary drivers should install automatically.
Ensure that the A-500 PRO is properly connected to your computer and that the volume is turned up on your DAW. Check the MIDI settings to ensure that the A-500 PRO is selected as the input device.
To reset the A-500 PRO to factory settings, hold down the [ACT] button and turn on the power. Continue holding the button until the display reads "Factory Reset". Release the button to complete the reset.
Yes, you can use the A-500 PRO with an iPad using the Apple Camera Connection Kit or Lightning to USB Camera Adapter. Connect the adapter to your iPad, then connect the A-500 PRO using a USB cable.
Download the latest firmware from the Roland website. Connect the A-500 PRO to your computer, run the firmware update utility, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update.
First, check the connection to your computer or device. Ensure the USB cable is securely connected. Try reconnecting the device or using a different USB port. If the issue persists, contact Roland support for further assistance.
Yes, you can customize the MIDI assignments using the A-PRO Editor software. Download the software from the Roland website, connect your A-500 PRO, and use the editor to modify MIDI assignments to your preference.
Press the [Function] button, then use the [Value] knob to select "Velocity". Use the [Value] knob to adjust the sensitivity to your preference.
The A-500 PRO is USB bus-powered, which means it draws power directly from the connected computer via the USB cable. No external power supply is needed.
Install the A-PRO driver on your computer, then open your DAW. In the DAW’s MIDI settings, select the A-500 PRO as the input and output device. You may need to map controls depending on the DAW.