Returning A Recorded Track To The State Prior To Recording (Undo); Saving Your Style; Muting Tracks While Recording Others; Solo - Roland E-A7 Reference Manual

Style Composer
Returning a Recorded Track to the State
Prior to Recording (UNDO)
If you want to return the recorded track to the state prior to
recording, execute the UNDO operation.
1
In the Style Composer Menu screen, select
A confirmation message appears.
2
To execute, select "Yes "
If you decide not to execute UNDO, select
NOTE
The UNDO operation returns the data to the state immediately
prior to the previous recording. If you have recorded multiple
times in succession, the data will not return to its original state
even if you execute UNDO.

Saving Your Style

Make it a habit to save your style as frequently as possible. After all,
if someone decided to switch off your E-A7 now, you would lose
everything you have programmed so far.
1
In the Style Composer Menu screen, select
2
Use the direct buttons or function buttons to select the
save-destination.
Button Explanation
Switches between Internal Storage and External
[R1] (Int/Ext)
Storage (USB flash drive).
[F4] [F5] (Page) Switch pages.
[L1] Up folder
Exits the folder.
3
Press the [Enter] button.
Assign a name.
& For details on how to assign a name, refer to
Name"
(Owner's Manual: p. 16).
If you decide to cancel, press the
4
Press the [F5] (Exec) button.
The style is saved.
MEMO
If there is a file with the same name as the name you entered, a
screen asks you to confirm that you want to overwrite it.
If you want to save, select
renamed.
If you decide to rename the file, select
page where you can rename the file.

Muting Tracks While Recording Others

After recording a few tracks, you may find that certain parts tend to
confuse you. That is why the E-A7 allows you to mute tracks that you
do not want to hear during recording.
1
In the Style Composer page, use the
select a track.
The field below the "TRACK"
or Drum Kit assigned to the selected track.
2
Press the [F1] (Mute) button.
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"UNDO "
"No "
"Save "
"Assigning a
[Exit] button.
"YES"
to replace it with the file you
"NO"
and return to the
[L4] [L5]
buttons to
parameter shows the name of the Tone
"M"
An appears next to the track you have just muted.
3
[F1]
Press the (Mute) button again to switch off the
mute function (the "M"
NOTE
This mute setting only applies to the Style Composer page.
During normal Arranger playback, all tracks that contain data
are played back. Use the
should not appear in your accompaniments (p. 43).

Solo

This function causes only the selected single track to play.
1
In the Style Composer page, use the
select a track.
"TRACK"
The field below the
or Drum Kit assigned to the selected track.
2
Press the [F5] (Solo) button.
"S"
An appears next to the track you have just muted.
3
To turn off the Solo function, press the
button once again.

Playback in Arranger Mode

NOTE
Save your style before trying it out with the Arranger.
If the style stops unexpectedly during playback in Arranger mode,
try different chords. Chances are that you only programmed the
major pattern, so that the Arranger selects an empty pattern
when you play a minor or seventh chord. Remember to set the
"M=m=7"
Mode parameter to
with the possibilities of the E-A7's Arranger. That way, those
three patterns will sound alike, but at least you are sure that the
Arranger does not stop when you play a minor or seventh chord.

Style Track Edit Functions

The "Track Edit" level of the Style Composer provides 12 functions:
Quantize, Erase, Delete, Copy, Insert, Key, Change Velo, Change Gate
Time, Global Change, Shift Clock, Track Length and Time Signal. There
is also a "Micro Edit" environment that allows you to add, delete or
change individual events. See page 47 for details.
1
In the Style Composer Menu screen, select
The Track Edit page appears.
2
Use the direct buttons to select the operation that you
want to execute.
disappears).
"Erase"
function to remove parts that
[L4] [L5] buttons to
parameter shows the name of the Tone
[F5] (Solo)
until you have come to grips
"Track Edit "