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Roland G-1000 Owner's Manual (205 pages)

Arranger workstation

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 14.4 MB

Important Safety Instructions
2
Features
4
Important Notes
6
Contents
7
Panel Descriptions
10
Front Panel
10
Rear Panel
14
Setting up
15
Connections
15
Demo Songs
15
MIDI
15
Quick Tour
17
Easy and Expert Displays
17
The General Idea
17
Selecting Music Styles
18
Selecting Internal Music Styles
18
Selecting a Sound for the Right Hand
19
Selecting a Custom Music Style
19
Final Preparations
20
Starting Naturally
20
Simplified Chord Fingering
20
Take It Away
21
Verse, Chorus, Bridge
21
Musical Transitions
21
Adding a Counter-Melody
22
Saving Your Settings
23
Selecting Your Performance Memory
24
Quick Access to Music Styles and Songs on the Supplied Zip Disk
24
Searching by Supplying Information
25
User Interface
29
Exit
29
Master Page
29
Navigating through the Display Pages
30
Function Keys and SHIFT Button
30
Reversed/Positive Value Display
31
Realtime Parts
33
Selecting Realtime Parts for Playing
33
Split and Split Point
34
Setting the Split Points Via the Display
35
Keyboard Mode Hold
35
Selecting the Manual Drums Part
36
Roll
36
Setting the Roll Resolution
36
Selecting Tones for the Realtime Parts
37
Selecting Tones Using the Knobs
37
Realtime Performance Functions
38
Selecting Drum Sets for the M.drums Parts
38
Pitch Bend and Modulation
38
Transpose
39
Octave Up/Down
40
Controlling the Insertion Effect
40
Velocity Sensitivity and Velocity Switching
40
Channel Aftertouch
41
Pad Buttons
42
Sustain Pedal (Hold)
43
Master Tune
43
Assignable Footswitch
43
Expression (Foot Pedal)
44
Metronome
45
Count-In
46
Playing with Accompaniment - Arranger
47
Arranger and Music Styles
47
Music Styles Functions
48
Arranger Parts
48
Starting a Music Style
48
Stopping a Music Style
48
Selecting Another Style Division
49
Major, Minor, Seventh
49
Complementary Fill Functions: Fill in Half Bar and Fill in Rit
49
Intro and Ending
50
Using Aftertouch to Select Other Arranger Patterns
50
Arranger-Related Settings
51
Selecting the Chord Recognition Area
51
Arr Hold
52
Dynamic Arranger
52
Bass Inversion
52
Realtime Changes of the Drum Accompaniment
52
Other Useful Style Playback Functions
53
Break Mute
53
Melody Intelligence
53
Fade In/Out
54
Reset
54
Additional Information for Selecting Music Styles
55
Disk Link
55
Style Tempo
56
Tempo Dial and Indicators
56
Tap Tempo
56
Auto Tempo and Tempo Lock
56
Tempo Rit and Tempo Acc
57
Rit/Acc Value
57
Assigning Other Tones to the Arranger Parts
58
Chord Sequencer
59
Recording a Chord Sequence for an Entire Song
59
Two Chord Sequencer Modes
59
Nta
59
Realtime Chord Sequencing
60
Playing Back a Chord Sequence
60
Recorder (GM/GS Mode)
61
How to Record a Song
61
Formatting a Disk
61
Before Recording
62
Song Playback
63
Useful Recorder Playback Functions
63
Playback of a Specific Song on Disk
63
Lyrics Function
63
Live Performance with Standard MIDI File Backing
64
Loop Playback
64
Changing the Song Tempo
64
Soloing and Muting Parts
65
Soloing Parts
65
Muting Song Parts
65
Overriding Song Settings
66
Song/Realtime Part Balance
66
Tone Change
66
Link
66
Editing
67
Part Balance (Volume & Mixer)
67
Volume in Arranger Mode
67
Upper & Melody Intelligence Parts
67
Modifying the Volume of the ACC Parts
68
Muting Parts
68
Section Balance
68
Panpot
69
Volume in GM/GS Mode
69
Effects and Equalizer
70
Applying Reverb, Chorus or Delay to a Part
70
Reverb Parameters
71
Chorus Parameters
71
Delay Parameters
72
Insertion Effect
73
Choosing the Parts to be Processed by the Equalizer
73
Your Settings or those of the Music Styles?
75
Output Assign
75
Part Editing
76
Editing the Part Parameters
76
Timbre
76
Envelope
76
Upper2 Settings
77
Advanced Features
78
Settings Relating to the Arranger
78
Musical Style Playback: Wrap
78
Settings Relating to the Realtime Parts
79
Mode: Mono/Poly
79
Portamento Time
79
Song Sets
80
Playing in Other Scales: Keyboard Scale
80
Compiling a Song Set
80
Loading a Song Set (Database)
81
Playing Back a Song Set
81
Saving/Loading Registrations - Performance Memories
82
Writing Your Settings to a Performance Memory
82
Memory Protect
83
Performance Name
83
Writing a Performance Memory
83
Selecting a Performance Memory
84
Selecting 00 Freepanl
84
Performance Song Recall
85
Song Tools
86
16-Track Sequencer
86
Saving Your Song
86
Tracks and MIDI Channels
86
Recording Functions
87
Editing a 16-Track Song
90
Track Erase
90
Track Delete
92
Track Insert
93
Track Transpose
93
Track Velocity
94
Track Quantize
95
Track Gate Time
95
Track Shift
96
Other Useful Functions
97
Track Copy
97
Track Exchange
98
Name
98
Style Converter
99
Using the Style Converter
99
Header Post Edit
101
Programming User Styles
103
Concept
103
Looped Vs One-Shot
104
Recording User Styles from Scratch
105
Selecting the User Style Mode
105
Selecting the Track, the Mode, the Type and the Division
105
Record Mode
106
Specifying the Key
106
Quantize
106
Tone Selection
107
Time Signature
107
Length: Specifying the Pattern Length
107
Cloning and Edit Functions and Possible Warnings
108
Tempo
109
Recording
109
Playback, and then Keep or Redo?
110
Saving Your Style to Disk
110
Programming Other Parts and Divisions
111
Muting Parts While Recording Others
111
Copying Existing Styles
112
Copying Individual Style Tracks
113
Editing User Styles
114
Editing on the Fly by Recording
114
Adding Notes in Realtime
114
Adding Controller Data in Realtime
114
Programming User Styles Via MIDI
116
Setting the Preset Tempo
116
Connection and Synchronization
117
Preparation of Your Sequence
117
Recording Using External Controllers
117
Edit Functions that Are Not Part of the User Style Edit Mode
118
Length
118
Tsign
118
User Stl/Copy
119
User Style Edit Mode
120
Track Velocity Change
123
User Style Microscope Mode
125
Track Microscope Edit
125
Micro Change
125
Micro Erase
126
Micro Insert
126
Micro Move
127
Microscope Copy
127
User Style Utility
128
All Tracks Data Change
128
User Style Delete
128
MIDI Mode
129
MIDI in General
129
Standard MIDI Files
129
Channels
129
MIDI Messages Used by the G-1000
130
MIDI Data Types
130
Bank Select
130
Control Change Messages
130
About MIDI Implementation Charts
132
System Exclusive Messages
132
Receiving MIDI Messages
133
RX Parameters
133
Transmitting MIDI Messages
134
NTA: Note-To-Arranger Receive Channels
135
Basic Channel
136
Style Channel
136
Style Selection Via MIDI
136
MIDI Parameters
137
Tx Octave
137
Rxvelo, Txvelo, On/Off Switches
137
Partswtc
137
MIDI Sync RX/TX
138
Soft Thru
138
Style TX
138
Song TX
138
MIDI Sets
139
Saving a MIDI Set
139
Saving MIDI Sets to Disk
139
Selecting a MIDI Set
139
Loading a MIDI Set from Disk
140
Disk List Edit: Programming Database Information
141
Selecting the Disk List Edit Mode
141
Rename: Database Information/File Names
142
Disk List Delete
142
Note Input
143
Disk Mode
144
Disk Load
144
Load User Style/Copy ROM Style
144
Load Performance Set
144
Disk Save
145
Load MIDI Set
145
Load Chord Sequence
145
Load Song
145
Save Performance Set
146
Save Chord Sequence
146
Save MIDI Set
146
Save Song
146
Rename
147
Rename Song
148
Rename Custom Style Set
148
Delete
149
Custom Style Sets
149
Programming Custom Sets
149
Song Set
150
Loading a Custom Set to the Custom Memories
150
Copy Functions
151
Song Copy
151
Copy Other File Types
152
Format Device
153
Formatting a SCSI Device or Zip Disk
153
Device & Unmount
154
Miscellaneous
155
Handling SCSI Devices
155
Inserting Floppy Disks
155
Specifications
157
Display Messages
158
Tones, Drum Sets, Music Styles, EFX
160
G-800 Tone Map
165
SC-55 Map & CM-64 Tones
168
Drum Sets
170
Music Style Chart
182
EFX Types & Controllable Parameters
187
Chord Intelligence
190
Index
192

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