Roland w-50 Owner's Manual page 30

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The
VV-50 allows you
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create original
Tones by
editing the settings
for
existing Tones. This
is
known
as
"Tone
Editing."
Tone
Editing
For ever\
Tone
there are
8 parameters
(settings)
that control
how
the
Tone
will
sound. These
belong
to
one
of three
groups
(Vibrato/Filter/Envelope)
depending on what
they do.
You can
c
re
nal
Tone
bv
altering the values
of
these parameters.
The
following explains
how
to
edit the
Tones contained
in
the
W-50.
parameters
.ite
an
origi-
Editing
Procedure
CjEP
Select the
Tone you wish
to
edit.
All
Tones can be
selected.
Select the
parameter group
to
be
edited.
The
indicator
on
the button
which
has
been
pressed
will
light.
^J5^ Using the
sliders, alter
the value of the parameter.
Depending on
the
group
selected, the
parameters which can be
edited
will
change.
Parameter
Croup
Parameters
which
can be
edited
VIBRATO RATE
(Vibrato Rate)
DEPTH
(Vibrato
Depth)
DELAY
(Vibrato
Delay)
FILTER
CUTOFF
FREQ
(Cutoff
Frequency)
RESO
(Resonance)
ENVELOPE ATTACK
(Attack)
DECAY
(Decay)
RELEASE
(Release)
* Tone
editing
can
also
be
carried out using
PARAMETER
and
VALUE/VALUE
slider. In this case, select
the
Parameter
Croup and
the
parameter
using
PARAMETER A/
V,
and make
changes
in
the
value using
VALUE/VALUE
slider.
Once
the value
of a
parameter has been changed, the indicator on
PRESET/USER
will
start
blinking. This
shows
that the
Tone
has been
edited.
To
return to
where you were
originally,
press
whichever
button
(RESET/USER)
is
blinking.
*
Note
that
your changes
to
a
Tone's
settings will automatically
revert to their original values
once you
switch
to
a different
Tone.
In
order
to retain the
changes you
make
to
a
Tone, the "Write Procedure"
(*"
p.
32)
must be performed.
This
procedure
stores the edited
Tone
at
its
own memory
location.
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