Making Project Settings - Roland Groovebox MC-707 Reference Manual

Project Operations

Making Project Settings

Here's how to make settings such as the project's volume and the pad
illumination colors.
1 .
Press the [PROJECT] button .
2 .
Use the cursor [<] [>] buttons
the [ENTER] button .
The PROJECT SETTING screen appears.
3 .
Use the cursor [<] [>] buttons
cursor [ ] [ ] buttons to select the parameter .
4 .
Use the [C4] knob to edit the value .
COM tab
Here you can specify the volume, the reference pitch, and the scene
that is recalled when the project is loaded.
Parameter Value
Project Level 0–127
Master Tune 415.3Hz–466.2Hz
First Scene 1–8
PC IN tab
Here you can make settings for audio that is input from a USB-
connected computer to the PC IN port.
Parameter Value
PC Level 0–255
PC Pan L128–127R
COLOR tab
Here you can specify the color of each pad mode.
& For details, refer to
"Pad Operations (PAD MODE)"
Parameter Value
PAD Note Color
PAD OCT Color
Play Clip Color
*1
Stay Clip Color
Stop Clip Color
Mute Pad Color
*1 ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, PURPLE, PINK, WHITE, SKYBLUE, P.YELLOW,
P.BLUE, P.PINK, L.RED, L.ORANGE, L.YELLOW, L.GREEN, P.GREEN, L.SKYBLUE,
L.BLUE, L.PURPLE
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to select "SET," and then press
to select a tab, and use the
Explanation
Specifies the volume of the overall
project.
Specifies the reference pitch for the
project.
Specifies the scene number that is
recalled when the project is loaded.
Explanation
Specifies the input level from the USB
PC IN port.
Specifies the pan of the USB PC IN port.
(p. 22).
Explanation
Specifies the color of pads used for PAD
MODE NOTE performance.
Specifies the color of pads used for PAD
MODE NOTE octave.
Specifies the color of pads while a clip
is playing for PAD MODE CLIP.
Specifies the color of pads while a clip
is stopped for PAD MODE CLIP.
Specifies the color of pads that start/
stop a track for PAD MODE MUTE.
Specifies the color of pads that mute a
track for PAD MODE MUTE.
VOICE RESERVE tab
Parameter Value
TRACK 1–8 0–10
Explanation
Specifies how polyphony resources are
allocated to each tone/drum track.
The track is given priority for the
specified number of voices.
* The number of voices used differs
depending on the sound.