Roland SH-01A User Manual page 9

TEMPO / VALUE KNOB
Adjusts the tempo of the internal sequencer.
When selecting a patch the TEMPO knob selects the bank.
Hold the SEQUENCER [LOAD] button and turn the TEMPO KNOB to adjust the SHUFFLE value of the sequencer
Hold the ARPEGGIO button and turn the TEMPO KNOB to adjust the SCALE value.
TUNE KNOB
Adjust the master tune of the synth with this knob
SEQUENCER [LOAD] BUTTON
Enter sequence write mode
SEQUENCER [PLAY] BUTTON
Starts/Stops the current sequence
ARPEGGIO [DOWN] BUTTON
Selects TYPE "DOWN" and turns the arpeggio on.
ARPEGGIO [U&D] BUTTON
Selects TYPE "U&D" and turns the arpeggio on.
ARPEGGIO [UP] BUTTON
Selects TYPE "UP" and turns the arpeggio on.
[HOLD / LEGATO] BUTTON
Turns HOLD on.
If ARPEGGIO is on, the arpeggio continues playing even after you release the keyboard.
[KEY TRANSPOSE / REST] BUTTON
Transposes the pitch. This lets you perform in a different key without changing your fingering.
CV / GATE OUT JACKS
You can connect an analog synthesizer equipped with CV/GATE input jacks, and control its note on/off or pitch.
EXT CLK IN JACK
The arpeggiator or sequencer can play in synchronization with a clock signal that is input from this jack.
RIBBON CONTROLLERS (C1/C2)
These are touch-type ribbon controllers. C1 (left) is pitch bend, and C2 (right) is modulation.
You can select either one octave or two octaves as the octave range of the arpeggiator. While you hold down the
[DOWN] [U&D] [UP] buttons, the LED indication of C1 changes.
TAP THE LOWER HALF OF C1
Selects one octave (the bottom LED blinks)
TAP THE UPPER HALF OF C1
Selects two octaves (the top LED blinks)
NOTE - If a K-25m keyboard unit, USB, or MIDI are not connected, touching the C1 controller plays a preview sound.
BENDER [VCO] [VCF] SLIDERS
Set the amount of pitch change [VCO] and the amount of filter frequency change [VCF] that changes when the pitch
bend is touched.
MENU
The MENU button accesses a select for the menu items. See System Settings section on page xx for a detailed
description of each function and how to adjust them.
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