Roland U-20 Owner's Manual page 116

2.
Using
a
Sequencer
•Sequencer
Playback
Now
let's
playback
the
data
you recorded
into
the
sequencer,
to
make
the
U-20 produce
sound.
If
you
will
be playing
back sequence data that
you
originally
recorded
using another synthesizer or
sound
generator,
make
sure
that the
U
-
20
'
s
Timbre and
Rhythm
settings are
appropriate
for the
sequence
data.
If
you want
to
play
the
keyboard during
sequence
playback,
make Keyboard
Patch settings to select
a Part
that will not
be used
by
the sequencer.
* The
U-20 always responds
to
data received at
its
MIDI
IN In
the
same
way,
regardless of
the
play
mode
(except for
ROM
Play mode).
Setting
example
:
Sound
Patch MIDI settings
when
using 6 Parts
and the
Rhythm
Part
Kevfaoard Patch
Tx Oh
-
1
I
Musical Dats TranamittBd
from
the
,
[
saouencor ZCh,
3Ch-BCh, IDCh
j
Part
\
Rx
Ch-1
MIDI
IN
Part 2
Rx
Ch-2
Part 6
Rx
Ch"6
Rhythm Pert
Rx
Ch-10
Sound Patch
Parameter
Group Parameter Setting
Sound Patch
Part
1
Rx Ch
1
2
Rx Ch 2
3
Rx Ch 3
4 Rx Ch
4
5
Rx Ch 5
6
Rx Ch 6
apart
Rx Ch
10
kUsing Exclusive
Messages
You
can use
the U-20's
Patch
dump
fimction
to
transmit
the data for the selected
Patch
as
an exclusive
message
from MIDI
OUT. This data can be recorded
into
a
sequencer along with the musical data
(notes, etc.).
When
the recorded sequence data
is
played back, the data for
the
Patch
will
be transmitted along with the musical data
(notes,
etc.),
meaning
that the
music
will
be played
with
the exact
soxmd (U-20 Patch) that
was
used
to
record
it.
In other
words, the sequencer can be used
to set
up
sounds as well as control
them.
It is
also possible to
use the
bulk
dump
fimction to
transmit the entire contents of
the U-20's
memory
to a
sequencer for storage.
This
is
explained
in
"Data Transfer
Using
MIDr
(D-page
143).
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