Applying Various Edits (Modify) - Roland FANTOM Series Reference Manual

Recording a Pattern
Undoing an editing operation
Here's how to cancel the result of an editing operation and
return to the state before that operation was executed (Undo) .
You can also cancel the Undo operation (Redo) .
1.
In the PTN UTILITY screen, select [E1] (UNDO
indication).
The previous editing operation is cancelled, and the data returns
2.
If you want to cancel the Undo operation and
return to the original state, press [E1] (REDO
indication) once again.
NOTE
5 This cannot be executed if the [E1] UNDO text is grayed-out.
5 Undo is not available for the DELETE ALL operation.
Naming a pattern
(RENAME)
Here's how to assign a name to each pattern . If you assign an
informative name, you'll be able to distinguish patterns without
needing to specifically examine the content of each pattern .
1.
In the PTN UTILITY screen, select the pattern
that you want to rename, and then select [E4]
RENAME.
The RENAME screen appears .
2.
Edit the pattern name as described in the
explanation for the RENAME screen (p. 13).
3.
Select [E6] OK.
If you decide to cancel, choose [E5] CANCEL .
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(UNDO)
Applying Various Edits
The PATTERN UTILITY command MODIFY lets you specify
parameters for various operations . You can use it to apply
various edits such as applying quantization to a previously-
recorded pattern, or deleting only specific types of data .
Basic operation for Modify
1.
In the PTN UTILITY screen, select the pattern
that you want to modify, and then touch
<MODIFY> in the upper right of the screen.
The MODIFY MENU appears .
Menu Explanation
DELETE Deletes only the currently selected pattern .
Deletes the patterns of all tracks in the scene .
DELETE ALL
Undo is not available for this operation .
2.
Touch the function that you want to execute.
A setting screen for that function appears .
3.
Select the necessary parameters, and edit
their values.
4.
Select [E6] EXECUTE.
A confirmation message appears .
If you decide to cancel, choose [E5] CANCEL .
5.
Select [E5] OK.
If you decide to cancel, choose [E6] CANCEL .
Correcting the timing of a pattern
This function quantizes an already-recorded pattern .
MEMO
Quantize corrects only the timing at which you press a key (note-on) and the
timing at which you release a key (note-off ); it does not correct the timing
of other performance data . This means that you may experience unintended
results if performance data such as pitch bend or modulation is shifted away
from the notes to which it originally applied .
Parameter Value Explanation
Changes apply to the region specified in LOOP SETTING
LOOP
(p . 82) .
TARGET
PATTERN Changes apply to the selected pattern .
(MODIFY)
(QUANTIZE)