Roland V-Synth Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 72)

Creating and Editing Samples (Sample Mode)

Saving a Sample

Samples that you sample or encode will be lost when you turn off

the power. If you want to keep these samples, use the Disk Save

Project screen in the Disk mode.

1. Access the SAMPLE Top screen (p. 56).

2. Touch <Save>.

Jump to the DISK Save Project screen in the Disk mode.

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For details on operations in this screen, refer to “Saving Project

on Disk (Save Project)” (p. 85).

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OWNER’S MANUAL 1
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
USING THE UNIT SAFELY 3
IMPORTANT NOTES 4
Using DATA Cards 5
How To Use This Manual 6
Contents 7
Main Features 10
What is VariPhrase? 11
Panel Descriptions 12
14 15 16 13
Rear Panel 15
Overview of the V-Synth 16
Memory Structure 17
Changing Operating Modes 18
([MODE]) 18
Basic Touch Screen Operation 19
Moving the Cursor 20
Editing a Value 20
Patch number 21
Transposing the Keyboard in 22
Semitone Steps (Transpose) 22
Octave Units (Octave Shift) 23
Playing Single Notes (Mono) 23
(Portamento) 23
Playing Arpeggios 24
(Arpeggiator) 24
Making Arpeggiator Settings 25
Pattern (Pattern Edit) 25
(Thirty-second note) 26
Playing in Patch Mode 27
Step at a Time (Step Rec) 27
Erasing a Pattern (Clear) 27
Hand Over the D Beam (D Beam 29
Controller) 29
Synchronizing Music and 30
Video While You Play the V 30
Synth (V-LINK) 30
Edirol DV-7PR 31
Projector 31
Edirol UM-1 31
Creating a Patch 32
Naming a Patch (PATCH 34
Saving Patches (PATCH Write) 34
Patch (Compare) 35
Palette) 35
(Common) 36
D Beam/Bender 37
Matrix Ctrl 38
90 10 90 10 40
50 50 50 50 40
Modifying Waveforms (OSC1/ 42
Pulse Width (ANALOG) 44
Fat (ANALOG) 44
Time (PCM) 44
Formant (PCM) 45
Mixing/Modulating Two Sounds 46
Note You Play (COSM1/COSM2) 46
Adjusting the Volume and Pan 47
Making Envelope Settings 48
Making LFO Settings 49
Zone Settings (Zone) 52
Creating a Drum Patch (Drum) 53
Sampling 55
Sampling Procedure 56
Naming a Sample (SAMPLE Name) 58
Moving a Sample (SAMPLE Move) 59
Exchanging a Sample (SAMPLE 59
Exchange) 59
Resampling 60
Setup Settings 60
Pre-Effect Settings 61
Metronome Settings 62
Checking Sample Information 63
Importing a Sample 64
Editing a Sample 64
Zoom bar 66
Actual length of wave 66
Sample Editing Functions 67
Loop Region Settings 68
Converting the Sample to V 69
Synth Data (Encode) 69
Selecting the Encoding Type 70
Deleting and Adding Events 71
Saving a Sample 72
How to Make the System 73
Function Settings 73
Functions of System 74
Parameters 74
MIDI/USB 75
USB Setup 76
Part MIDI 77
TT Pad/Knob 78
V-LINK Settings (V-LINK) 80
About Disk Utility 83
Basic Disk Utility Operations 83
Loading a Project from Disk 84
Initializing a Disk (Format) 86
Folders (Tools) 87
Renaming a Files/Folders 89
(Rename) 89
Selecting USB Storage Mode 90
Windows Users 91
Macintosh Users 93
Your Computer 94
Internal Memory 95
Exchanging MIDI Messages 96
Other Functions 97
Touch Screen/Time Trip Pad/D 99
Beam Controller (Calibration 99
Trip Pad 100
Beam Controller 100
Appendices 101
Parameter List 102
OSC1/OSC2 Group (p. 42) 103
BWD, ZERO, FWD 104
COSM1/COSM2 Group (p. 46) 105
Mod Group (p. 46) 105
TVA Group (p. 47) 106
Effect Group (p. 50) 107
System Parameters 108
Controller Group (p. 77) 109
V-LINK Group (p. 80) 110
COSM List 111
Amp Simulator 112
Speaker Simulator 112
Resonator 112
1st order SideBandFilter 112
2nd order SideBandFilter 113
Comb Filter 113
Dual Filter 113
Dynamic TVF 114
Polyphonic Compressor 114
Polyphonic Limiter 115
Frequency Shifter 115
Lo-Fi Processor 115
Effects List 116
01: Parametric EQ 117
(Parametric Equalizer) 117
03: Resonant Filter 117
04: Isolator and Filter 118
05: Distortion / OD 118
(Distortion / Overdrive) 118
06: Amp Simulator 119
(Guitar Amp Simulator) 119
07: Auto Wah 120
08: Humanizer 120
09: Dynamic Processor 121
(Stereo Dynamic Processor) 121
10: Tape Echo Simulator 121
11: Stereo Delay 122
12: Multi Tap Delay 123
13: Reverse Delay 123
LPF ECHO 124
16: Analog Delay→Chorus 125
17: Digital Chorus 125
18: Space Chorus 126
19: Hexa Chorus 126
20: Analog Flanger 126
21: BOSS Flanger 127
22: Step Flanger 127
23: Analog Phaser 128
24: Digital Phaser 128
25: Rotary 129
26: Tremolo/Auto Pan 129
27: Stereo Pitch Shifter 130
28: OD/DS→Cho/Flg (Overdrive/ 130
Distortion→Chorus/Flanger) 130
29: OD/DS→Delay 131
(Overdrive/Distortion→Delay) 131
30: Cho/Flg→Delay 131
(Chorus/Flanger→Delay) 131
31: Enh→Cho/Flg 132
(Enhancer→Chorus/Flanger) 132
33: Vocal Multi 133
34: Guitar Multi 133
35: Bass Multi 134
36: Rhodes Multi 135
37: Keyboard Multi 135
38: Phonograph 136
39: Radio Tuning 136
40: Bit Rate Converter 137
41: Pseudo Stereo 137
Chorus Parameters 138
Reverb Parameters 138
01: Room 1 139
02: Room 2 139
03: Room 3 140
04: Hall 1 140
05: Hall 2 141
06: Hall 3 141
07: Garage 142
08: PLATE 142
T1 T2 T3 T4 143
Troubleshooting 145
Message List 149
WARNING Screens 150
Message Boxes 151
About MIDI 152
MIDI Implementation 153
00H = -64 [cents] 156
2. Data Transmission 157
3. Parameter Address Map 159
4. Supplementary Material 168
00 00 00 Patch Common 169
MIDI Implementation Chart 171
Specifications 172
PC card protector 178
V-Synth rear panel 178
Information 180

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