Roland RS-70 - Manual (Page 8)

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Contents
Using the sequencer to create patterns (Pattern mode) ...................66
Playing patterns ........................................................................................................................................ 66
Selecting a pattern to play back .................................................................................................. 66
Selecting pattern numbers ........................................................................................................... 66
Switching patterns during playback .......................................................................................... 66
Muting a part (Track Mute) ......................................................................................................... 67
Selecting a sound (patch) for each part...................................................................................... 67
Set the pattern tempo.................................................................................................................... 67
Recording your performance while you play it (Realtime recording) ............................................. 67
Recording ....................................................................................................................................... 67
Undo/redo the previous recording operation.......................................................................... 70
Various settings for realtime recording ..................................................................................... 70
Recording with the phrase/arpeggio function......................................................................... 72
Creating your own arpeggio template (User Template) ......................................................... 72
Using chord memory to record................................................................................................... 74
Creating an original chord set (User Chord Set) ...................................................................... 74
Recording notes one at a time (Step Recording) .................................................................................. 75
Inputting various types of notes ................................................................................................. 76
Editing individual items of music data (Microscope edit) ................................................................. 76
Music data handled in Microscope mode ................................................................................. 76
Editing the music data.................................................................................................................. 77
Selecting the types of music data for viewing (View Filter) ................................................... 78
Microscope Utility .................................................................................................................................... 78
Inserting music data (INS) ........................................................................................................... 78
Deleting music data (DEL)........................................................................................................... 78
Moving music data (MOVE) ....................................................................................................... 78
Copying music data (COPY) ....................................................................................................... 78
Pasting music data (PASTE) ........................................................................................................ 78
Editing the settings of a pattern ............................................................................................................. 79
Making settings that apply to the entire pattern ...................................................................... 79
Editing the effect settings of a pattern ....................................................................................... 80
Editing the part settings of a pattern (Part Setup).................................................................... 80
Editing the effect settings for each part of the pattern (Pattern Part Effect)......................... 82
Saving a pattern ........................................................................................................................................ 82
Convenient functions for pattern editing (Pattern Utility) ................................................................ 83
Erasing unwanted performance data (PTN ERASE) ............................................................... 83
Deleting unwanted measures (PTN DELETE).......................................................................... 84
Correcting the timing of a pattern (PTN QUANTIZE)............................................................ 84
Copying a pattern (PTN COPY).................................................................................................. 84
Inserting blank measures (PTN INSERT).................................................................................. 85
Transposing the pitch (PTN TRANSPOSE) .............................................................................. 85
Modifying the velocity of notes (PTN CHG VEL) ................................................................... 86
Modifying the note length (PTN CHG GT)............................................................................... 86
Shifting pattern data forward and back (PTN SHIFT CLK) ................................................... 87
Thinning out unneeded data (PTN DATA THIN)................................................................... 87
Initializing the parameters of a pattern (PTN INIT) ................................................................ 88
Creating your own user arpeggio style (PTNÆARP CONV) ................................................ 88
Copying parameters from a pattern (PTN PRM COPY) ......................................................... 89
Transmitting pattern settings from the MIDI OUT connector (XFER to MIDI)................... 90
Restoring the factory settings (FACTORY RESET) .................................................................. 90
Adding effects .......................................................................................91
Turning the effect function on and off (MASTER EFFECT SWITCH) ............................................. 91
The effect signal path ............................................................................................................................... 92
Making effects settings ............................................................................................................................ 93
Setting multi-effects parameters............................................................................................................. 94
Making chorus settings.......................................................................................................................... 112
Making reverb settings .......................................................................................................................... 113
How effects will switch while a pattern is playing ................................................................ 113
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