Roland Fantom G6 Features Manual page 4

Switching to RPS Pad Mode
If you're not familiar with pad modes, see the Workshop booklet Power
User Control 2: The Pads.
So that your phrases play correctly, select the studio set you used when
you created them. This'll automatically get you the sounds you need
and set the tempo the way you want it.
You can always get immediately into RPS pad mode this way:
Press the PAD MODE button to display the Pad Mode
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window.
Strike Pad 5 to select RPS pad mode.
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Even Better—Automatic RPS Setup
As each studio set and live set is selected, it can automatically switch to its
own Pad Mode setting and load the RPS set and tempo with which it was
saved. We recommend you dedicate a single studio set to each RPS set so
you can instantly configure the Fantom-G for your clips by simply selecting
their studio set (or live set if that's what you sequenced your clips with).
There are a couple of settings to make for turning on this behavior:
Press the MENU button.
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Click F2 (System).
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Click F2 (Group/Down) to select the Dynamic Pad parameter group,
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as shown in the next column.
Select the Pad Assign Source parameter if it's not selected, and then
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set it to TEMP so that the pads use each studio set's pad mode.
The RPS Set Assign Source parameter sets whether or not each studio
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set automatically loads the RPS set with which it was saved. Set the
parameter to TEMP so each studio set load its own RPS set.
If you don't want each studio set to control the current pad mode, set
Pad Assign Source to SYS, and set Pad Mode as desired. To disable the
automatic loading of RPS sets, set RPS Set Assign Source to SYS.
Click F7 (Sys Write) to store your settings in the current project.
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Setting Up Your RPS Pads
Once you've selected the studio set your clips use, press the PAD SETTINGS
button to display the Pad Setting screen.
It's on this screen that you set up your pads with the clips you want, and set
their behavior as desired. Some of the RPS set parameters apply to the entire
set, and each pad also has its own group of settings.
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