Using The Individual Outputs And Audio Inputs; Output Assign (Part Outputs) - Roland G-70 Owner's Manual

Using the individual outputs and
audio inputs

Output assign (PART OUTPUTS)

The G-70 is equipped with four outputs grouped into
two pairs: MAIN and DIRECT.
OUTPUT
DIRECT
R L
By default, all parts are assigned to the MAIN sockets.
When using the G-70 for multitrack recording or if a
given part should be processed using an external
effects device, you may want to take advantage of the
DIRECT sockets.
Parts assigned to the DIRECT sockets are not processed
by the G-70's effects, nor controlled by the
[MASTER¥VOLUME] knob on the front panel.
Except for the Vocal Harmonist and Audio In signals, all
of the G-70's parts can be freely assigned to the desired
OUTPUT sockets.
Here is how to assign a part to the desired output:
(1) Press the [EFFECTS] button.
(2) Press the PART OUTPUTS [EDIT] field.
The display changes to:
(3) First decide which group contains the part whose
assignment you want to change, then press the
corresponding PART SELECT field.
KBD: The Keyboard parts, D Beam and Melody Intel-
ligence part.
STYLE: The Style parts (Arranger).
SONG: The Song parts (Recorder).
MAIN
R L / MONO
(4) Press the [MAIN] or [DIRECT] field of a part to assign
G-70 Music Workstation

Using the individual outputs and audio inputs

The display changes accordingly. Though the part
names vary, the basic behavior is the same for all
three pages. For this example, we'll use the page that
contains the Style parts (activate the [STYLE] field):
it to the corresponding output pair.
"MAIN" refers to the main outputs (which are stereo)
and "DIRECT" to the sockets of the same name (which
are also stereo).
To send only one signal to each of the DIRECT out-
puts, you also need to change the following.
Note: The Harmonic Bar signals cannot be assigned to the
DIRECT outputs.
Pan for Keyboard parts
• Press the [PART] button.
PART
• Press the [PAN¥POT÷VOLUME] button to assign the
PANPOT parameter to the sliders.
The display changes to:
• Use the 9 sliders below the display to change the ste-
reo placement of the available parts.
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