Adding The V-Synth Effects - Roland V-Synth Quick Start Manual

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For example, if you shorten a note's attack time and lengthen its release time, the

note's volume may be shaped like a note on a piano. If the sustain level is at

maximum, it may sound like an organ, and if the attack time is long, it may sound

like a string section.

Adding the V-Synth Effects

Since the V-Synth effects have such a profound impact on its sounds, turn them on

to listen to the sound itself so you can better evaluate the changes you're making.

Actually, sometimes just changing effects settings can give you the sound you want.

Three separate effects are always available in the V-Synth. You can independently

edit each effect's settings.

MFX

(Multi-Effects)

Chorus

Reverb

The V-Synth contains 41 different multi-effects, includ-

ing distortion and a rotary-speaker simulation.

Chorus adds a sense of depth and spaciousness to

patches.

Reverb adds ambience that emulates the sound of vari-

ous physical spaces, such as concert halls or auditori-

ums.

Creating a Patch

For details about volume

settings, refer to "Adjusting

the Volume and Pan (TVA)"

(Owner's Manual; p. 47).

For details about effect

settings, refer to "Setting

Effects for a Patch (Effect)"

(Owner's Manual; p. 50).

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