The notes you play in the “CHORD” area are not [EXIT] button, the display changes: played by the G-70’s Guitar section. They only specify what you will hear when you… (4) Press the first “C” key to the right of the “CHORD”...
“window” that shows you how the chords you play on the keyboard are Leaving the G-70’s Guitar mode transformed into guitar chords. The To leave the Guitar mode, press any EASY SETTING small numbers refer to the lowest fret ([ARR], [ORGAN] or [PIANO]) or KBD MODE button being used.
G e Down fast mute 4/a up fast 4 (Eb6)—Again 4 sim- Guitar mode is active, so that the chords you play with your left hand are used both by the G-70’s Arranger and its Guitar mode ulated strings that are strummed in two directions. The functionality.
G-70 Music Workstation OS Version 2 G HOLD PEDAL—This function only works if you connect Guitar Mode Options an optional DP-2, DP-6, or BOSS FS-5U footswitch to the There are additional functions you can set to fine-tune HOLD FOOTSWITCH socket. The pedal’s behavior depends your virtual guitar’s behavior.
G-70’s Arranger. should become Style tracks. Remember that a song • Your new Style resides in the G-70 Style RAM mem- may contain up to 16 tracks, while a Music Style ory. Do not forget to save it before selecting another “only”...
Style data already present in start playback. This mutes all other tracks, while the the G-70’s Style RAM area. If you need to start from selected track is flagged with an “S”. scratch, however (to create an entirely new Style)…...
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C chord in the chord recognition area, the G-70 uses the original notes of the pattern (no realtime transposition). If that pattern is in F# and if you forgot to tell the G-70 that it is, F# is what you will hear when you play a C or C chord.
G-70 Music Workstation OS Version 2 If the selected memory area already contains a Music Recording Harmonist and Guitar Style of that name, you are asked whether it is OK to parts (16-track Sequencer) overwrite it. Several new functions have been added to the 16-track...
1~3 GS (cannot be changed) Melody Intelligence This function has become more flexible: GS (cannot be changed) Selecting a Harmony Type also means that the G-70 GS*, automatically assigns a suitable sound to the 7~10 GS (cannot be changed) MELODY INTELL part (e.g. a trumpet and sax sounds...
Note: All MELODY INTELL settings can be written to a User Program and recalled at a later stage. (3) Press the [STYLE¥MELODY¥INTELL¥LINK] field to switch it off. If it is on, the G-70 assigns a suitable MELODY INTELLIGENCE type to each Style you select.
G-70 Music Workstation OS Version 2 Using the Style Cover function Editing song data using Microscope Edit A new field has been added to most pages that has the following function: IGraphic representation of your data (piano roll) To get a better idea of where your data are located and how they are distributed, press the field.
(but you don’t have to) “commit” your changes, thereby turning them into “regular” song or Style data. (MAKEUP TOOLS settings are SysEx data only the G-70 understands.) This may come in handy for two reasons: •...
OS Version 2 Recording Styles from scratch Editing individual Style events (Style Micro Edit) The G-70’s Guitar mode also allows you to record guitar parts for your Music Styles: General notes about STYLE MICRO EDIT IGraphic representation of your data (piano roll)
G-70 Music Workstation OS Version 2 Other edit operations Disk/Media functions ICREATE EVENT Press this button icon to add a new event to the Copying User Program sets to floppy disk selected track. The following pop-up appears: It is now also possible to copy User Program sets to floppy disk (in addition to the internal memory and a memory card).
G-70 Music Workstation OS Version 2 MIDI Miscellaneous The transmit and receive channels of the Keyboard Measure indication in the display parts are set as follows: When you press the [INTRO] button… Keyboard part Recorder track The Arranger plays the introduction of the currently selected Music Style.
G-70 Music Workstation OS Version 2 Accessing the ‘Patches’ of SRX-series expansion boards via MIDI Drum Sets of the SRX-series expansion board use the CC00 value “92”. The CC32 value to use can be found in the documentation that came with the expansion board you installed.
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R® 602000129 RES 474-05 Printed in Italy 07-05 G-70 – Addendum Ver. 2.0 E/F/D...