Roland VERSELAB MV1 Music Production Workstation - Manual (Page 19)

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Clip Operations
A “clip” is a collection of data that is used by a track (except for the VOCAL track). Clips contain data such as tones and phrases (performance data
and motions; see p. 9). You can edit the clips by changing only the tones for each, as well as by copying them.
Selecting a Clip
Select the clips used for each track.
1 .
Press the [SEQ] button to set the workflow to “Sequencer.”
2 .
Press the [SECTION SELECT] button to switch the pads to
Section Select mode.
Pressing a pad in this state makes the clips and section switch at
the same time.
3 .
Press a button from [KICK] through [INST 2] to select a track.
4 .
Press pads [1]–[16] to select a clip.
Section number - track number
Clip name
* Selecting a clip makes the section switch as well.
Editing a Clip’s Settings
Track types: Tone, Drum Kit
This makes the settings related to sequencer playback.
* Some parameters can also be configured on the MEAS EDIT screen.
& “Making Measure-Related Settings” (p. 27)
Track type: Looper
Here’s how to specify a clip’s length, the sample playback direction and
other settings.
* Some parameters can also be configured on the MEAS EDIT screen.
& “Making Measure-Related Settings” (p. 34)
1 .
Press the [SEQ] button to set the workflow to “Sequencer.”
2 .
Press the [SECTION SELECT] button to switch the pads to
Section Select mode.
3 .
Press a button from [KICK] through [INST 2] to select a track.
4 .
Press the [EDIT] button, and then press pads [1]–[16] to select
a clip.
The CLIP EDIT MENU screen appears.
5 .
Use the [VALUE] dial to select “CLIP SETTING,” and then press
the [VALUE] dial.
The CLIP SETTING screen appears.
6 .
Use the [VALUE] dial to select a parameter, and edit the value.
& For details, refer to the “Parameter Guide” (PDF).
Changing Tones/Samples
Track types: Tone, Drum Kit
This changes the tone (tone/drum kit/drum instrument) used by a clip.
& “Loading/Saving Clips” (p. 21)
& “Changing the Tones” (p. 22)
Track type: Looper
Edits the sample used by a clip.
& “Loading/Saving Clips” (p. 21)
& “Recording Audio” (p. 33)
& “Loading Samples” (p. 33)
Editing a Clip’s Name
1 .
Press the [SEQ] button to set the workflow to “Sequencer.”
2 .
Press the [SECTION SELECT] button to switch the pads to
Section Select mode.
3 .
Press a button from [KICK] through [INST 2] to select a track.
4 .
Press the [EDIT] button, and then press pads [1]–[16] to select
the clip whose name you want to change.
The CLIP EDIT MENU screen appears.
5 .
Use the [VALUE] dial to select “RENAME,” and then press the
[VALUE] dial.
The edit screen for the clip name appears.
Cursor (blinking)
6 .
Rename the clip.
You can change the character shown at the cursor position.
Operation Explanation
MEASURE [<] [>] Selects the character to edit.
[VALUE] Edits the character.
[SHIFT] + MEASURE [>] Inserts a space.
[SHIFT] + MEASURE [<] Deletes the character.
[CLEAR] Deletes the character and replaces it with a space.
7 .
Press the [VALUE] dial.
The clip’s name is now changed.