Roland GR-33 Owner's Manual page 118

Chapter 11 Appendices
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4)Arpei-;i::;io pattern number corresponds to each Pattern name as fo\h.Hvs
, - - - - -
No.
I
Patt~rn Name
l Arpe·:mio 1
Arpe9gio 2
i
Arpeggio
Arpeggio
Arpe3gio
tl Arpeggio
·, Arpeggio 7
8 Arpeggio R
Y Arpeggio 9
10 ArpeggiolO
11 Riff 1
1:~ Riff 2
LI
P.i ff
.1
14 Riff 4
l "i R.i
ff
S
16 Riff h
17 Riff
18
f~jff
19 Riff
2£1 Riff 10
21 Riff 11
2:? Riff 12
23 Riff LI
2<1 Riff 14
~5 Waltz
26 Tango
-:, Orient
l
:s
Grient 2
.29 Orient 3
30 Cn.ent 4
31 SHAMISEN
32 Techno 1
33 Techno 2
34 Techno 3
3 5 Techno
-1
J6 Drum 1
Ji Drum 2
38 Drum 3
:? 9 Bass 1
40 Bass 2
41 Bass 3
42 Eossa 1
4 3 Bossa
44 Bossa
45 Pop 1
46 Pop
47 Pop 3
48 Pop 4
49 Pop 5
SO Finale
/E,nmple using R(Jl /
To cxtr~,ct oil the data ol patch Al 2, send thL• following mL>ssage to the CR-33
ro
41 lG OD 30 11 01 01 00 00 00 00 01 00 70 F7
/ Exampk using DTl /
lf
rou
want to sel as the following the chorus parameter of temporary patch, create
d.,1h1
as
the following ,md send il to your GR-33.
Churus setting:
CHO SEND LEVEL: 127
Cl IORUS RA TE:
CIIORUS DEl'III : 35
Cl IORUS !'Rt-DELAY: II
Cl IORUS fCEDBACK:
49
Trnnsmittc duta:
FO ,_a 1C 00 JO 12 02 00 tJO 65 7E-' 02 23 OC 31 44 f7
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eA-1 Decimal VS Hexadecimal
\-\'ith
a
MIDI System, the data value, the addr1;>ss, or size in
,m
exclusive mt..>ssage is
expressed in 7-bit hcxudcsimal va1ucs.111e table below
sht)WS lfrcim.11
villUl' and thier
hcxadl'cirnul counkrp.1rt!i
,---+---+,---.---, •----+----·-,
!
Decimal! Hex
I !
Decimal! Hex
I
OOH 32 20H 64
40H 96 6011
OlH 3 3 21H
65
41H
97 GlH
02H
34 22H
GG 42!! 98 6:!H
03H 35
23H 67
43H 99 6311
04H
3G
24H
G6 44H 100 64H
OSH 37 25H G9 .J.SH 101 651!
06H 38 26H 70 46H 102
GGII
07H 39 27H 71 4 7!l 103
G?H
08H .jQ 28H 72 48H 104
GOH
09H 41 29H 73 4 91-1
105 69H
10 OAE 42 2AH
74 4AH 106 GAIi
" OBH 43 2BH 75
48H 107 6BH
12
OCH 44 2CH 76 4CH 108
6CH
13 ODE 45 2DH 77 4DH 109
6DH
14 OEH 46 2EH 78 4EH 110
6EH
15 OfH 47 2FH 79 4FH
111 6FH
16 lOE 48
30H 80 SOH 112 ?OH
17 llH 4 9 31H
81 51H 113 71H
18 12E
so
32H 82 52H 114 72H
lS 131-: 51 33H 83 53H
ll5
73H
20 14H 52 34H 84 54H ll6 74H
21 15E 53 35H 85
SSH 11? ?SH
22 16E 54
36H 86 56H ll8 76H
23
17H
55 37H 87 57H
119 ?7H
).4 l HH ~h JHH BB 58!-l
120 78H
2S 191-i 57 39H
89
59H
121 79H
26 lAH ½B 3AH
~HJ SAH 122 7AH
lBH 59
38H 91 :;BH E3 7RH
2 8
lCl-i
60
3CH 9:2 SCH
124.
7CH
2 9
lDH 61 30H 93 5DH l:!':, ·mH
30
lEH
62
3EH 94 SEH
126 7EH
31
1 F'H 63 3FH 95 SFH 127
7F'H
- - - - - - - + - - - , - - - + - + - - - + - - - , - - - • - - - +
When expn,,s~ing a MJDI .:hannel number or u program change number, plea!:ie nolil"t'
that thlf values are less by one .For example, l'vUDI d1.1nnd is expressed as
tJ through 15
instead of l through It,
Tiu.• range of
i
bit can
t!Xprt•ss
118 steps from Oto 127 To express broader range,
US<'
several d.ttn bytes