Muting A Track (Mute); Soloing A Track (Solo) - Roland FANTOM Series Reference Manual

Muting a Track
(MUTE)
For each track, you can mute the pattern playback . You can also
mute during playback .
MEMO
The mute status of each track is saved in the scene .
1.
In the PATTERN screen, select [E3] MUTE.
The MUTE SELECT screen appears .
2.
Touch the track that you want to mute.
The icon of the track you touch changes color, and the track
playback is muted .
By touching "ALL ON/OFF" in the screen, you can mute/unmute
all tracks in a single operation .
3.
When you are finished making settings, press
the [EXIT] button to return to the PATTERN
screen.
Even in the PATTERN screen, muted tracks can be clearly
distinguished because of their changed color . Even if you switch
a muted track between variations A–H, the track's mute status is
maintained .
Muted track
NOTE
The "solo" and "mute" that can be specified in the PATTERN screen refer to "soloing or muting a track . " Be aware that these are different functions than the
"soloing or muting a zone" that can be specified in the MIXER screen, and that they operate independently . Zones that are muted in the MIXER screen do not
sound even if you play the keyboard, but muting a zone in the PATTERN screen does not affect how it can be played by the keyboard .
Muted track
Muted track
Soloing a Track
(SOLO)
You can solo the playback of the selected track . You can also
solo during playback .
MEMO
The solo status of each track is saved in the scene .
1.
In the PATTERN screen, select [E4] SOLO.
The SOLO SELECT screen appears .
2.
Touch the track that you want to solo.
The icons of all tracks other than the track you touch change
color, and the track plays solo .
You can also solo multiple tracks .
If you once again touch the icon of a track that's being soloed,
solo is defeated .
If you're soloing multiple tracks, solo is defeated consecutively .
3.
When you are finished making settings, press
the [EXIT] button to return to the PATTERN
screen.
Even in the pattern screen, tracks that are not being played
can be clearly distinguished because of their changed color, as
when they are muted . Even if you switch a soloed track between
variations A–H, the track's soloed status is maintained .
Playing the Sequencer
Soloed track
Soloed track
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