Playing Organ Sounds Or Ensemble Sounds Individually; Playing Only An Ensemble Sound; Playing Only The Organ Sound - Roland VR-700 Owner's Manual

Playing Organ Sounds or Ensemble
Sounds Individually

Playing Only an Ensemble Sound

1.
Turn off the Split function.
If the Split function is on, press the [SPLIT] button so it's turned off.
2.
Press the ensemble sound button.
The ensemble sound will be assigned to the upper part.
The organ sound will be muted.
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• You can switch variations of the ensemble sound, adjust its volume,
and assign it to the lower part or pedal part in the same way as
when Layer is turned on. For details, refer to "Playing Organ Sounds
and Ensemble Sounds Together (Layer)" (p. 29).
• Operation when playing two ensemble sounds is the same as when
Layer is on. For details, refer to "Layering Two Ensemble Sounds" (p.
30).
Switching a layered part to only the ensemble
sound
1.
Press the [LAYER] button to turn it off.
The [ORGAN ON] button will go out, and the organ sound will be
muted.
If you've layered the organ sound and ensemble sound for
more than one part, the organ sound will be muted for both
parts. It's not possible to mute the organ sound for just one of
the parts.

Playing Only the Organ Sound

1.
Press the [ORGAN ON] button.
The [ORGAN ON] button will light, and all parts will play the organ
sound.
The ensemble sound selection will be cleared. If you want to
play ensemble sounds again, you'll need to re-select the
ensemble sound.
Changing a layered part to play only the organ
sound
1.
Press the [LAYER] button to turn it off
2.
Press the [ORGAN ON] button.
The [ORGAN ON] button will light, and all parts will play the organ
sound.
The ensemble sound selection will be cleared. If you want to
layer ensemble sounds again, enable layering as described in
"Playing Organ Sounds and Ensemble Sounds Together
(Layer)" (p. 29).
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