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Editing the steps, Making measure-related settings, Setting the tempo and metronome – Roland VERSELAB MV1 Music Production Workstation User Manual

Page 27: Making measure-related settings” (p. 27)

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Creating Phrases

Editing the Steps

You can edit the length, velocity and other aspects of the notes you

inputted for each step.

1 .

Follow the steps in “Selecting a Clip” (p. 19) to select the

clip you want to edit.

* If the track type is “drum kit,” switch the pads to Note mode and press pads

[1]–[16] to select the drum instruments.

2 .

Press the [EDIT] button, and then press the STEP SEQUENCER

[1]–[16] buttons to select the steps to edit.

The step edit screen appears.

3 .

Use the [VALUE] dial to display the parameter you want

to adjust, and use the [CTRL 1]–[CTRL 3] knobs to edit the

values.

Track type: Tone

* You can input notes while you are editing steps by pressing the pads.

Parameter Explanation

NUM

If multiple notes have been inputted for a step, use the [VALUE] dial to
select the number and switch to the note to edit.

NOTE

Changes the note.

LEN

Specifies the length of the note. You can’t extend a note past another
instance of the same note that occurs later.

VEL

Adjusts the note velocity.

STA

Adjusts the timing at which the note begins.

SUB

Sets the sub step. For instance, when this is set to “1/2,” one step plays
twice.

Track type: Drum Track

Parameter Explanation

VEL

Adjusts the note velocity.

STA

Adjusts the timing at which the note begins.

SUB

Sets the sub step. For instance, when this is set to “1/2,” one step plays
twice.

MTE

Adjusts the probability that a note sounds. With a setting of 0, the note
sounds each time; higher values decrease the probability that the note
sounds.

LEN

Specifies the length of the note. You can’t extend a note past another
instance of the same note that occurs later.

Making Measure-Related Settings

Use these settings to set the clip length, the length of a note in a single

step and so on.

1 .

Follow the steps in “Selecting a Clip” (p. 19) to select the

clip you want to edit.

2 .

Press the [EDIT] button, and then press the MEASURE [<] or

[>] buttons.

The MEAS EDIT screen appears.

3 .

Use the [VALUE] dial to select a parameter, and edit the value.

Parameter

Value

Explanation

Step Length

1–128

Specifies the length of the clip in number of steps.

Scale

Specifies the length of one note for each step.
1/8

Eighth note

1/16

Sixteenth note

1/32

Thirty-second note

1/4T

Quarter-note triplet

1/8T

Eighth-note triplet

1/16T

Sixteenth-note triplet

Mode

Specifies how the clip plays back.
FWD

Plays forward from the first step.

REV

Plays backward from the last step.

FWD+REV

Plays forward from the first step, and plays backward
after reaching the last step.

INV

Switches to playing (inverts) the even-numbered and
odd-numbered steps.

RND

Plays steps randomly.

Shuffle

-50– +50

Specifies the amount of shuffle (bounce).

MEMO

You can also set these parameters in the CLIP SETTING screen.

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“Editing a Clip’s Settings” (p. 19)

Setting the Tempo and Metronome

These settings relate to the song’s tempo, the count-in for recording

and the metronome.

1 .

Press the [SEQ] button to set the workflow to “Sequencer.”

2 .

Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [SEQ] button.

The TEMPO screen appears.

3 .

Use the [VALUE] dial to select the parameter that you want to

edit, and edit the value.

Parameter

Value

Explanation

BPM

40.0–300.0

Specifies the tempo of the overall project.

Count-in

ON, OFF

Turns the count-in on/off. When this is on, a one-
measure count-in plays before recording begins.

Metronome

ON, OFF

Turns the metronome on/off.

Metro Level

1–127

Adjusts the metronome’s volume.

Metro Type

TYPE1–9

Adjusts the metronome’s sound.