Automation Added To Piano Roll - Roland Fantom-06 Reference Manual

Recording a Pattern

Automation Added to Piano Roll

You can now input performance data such as control changes or
pitch bends by tracing your finger on the screen.
1 .
Select the pattern to edit on the PATTERN screen
and press [E3] EDIT.
The EDIT SELECT screen appears.
MEMO
If you select the "DON'T SHOW AGAIN" check box and then select
the edit method, this is reflected as a setting in Sequencer Edit
Mode (p. 169).
Sequencer Edit Mode is a system parameter. To save the settings,
you must save the system settings.
2 .
Touch <PIANO ROLL> to select.
The PIANO ROLL screen appears.
3 .
Touch < > (Automation).
The automation view is displayed.
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Menu Explanation
Tap
(Cursor)
Drag
Tap
(Pencil)
Drag
Tap
(Ruler)
Drag
Selects the performance data to input.
MODULATION (CC01)
VOLUME (CC07)
PAN (CC10)
EXPRESSION (CC11)
GENERAL-1 (CC16)
GENERAL-2 (CC17)
<TARGET>
GENERAL-3 (CC18)
GENERAL-4 (CC19)
HOLD (CC64)
RESONANCE (CC71)
CUTOFF (CC74)
CHANNEL AFTERTOUCH Channel aftertouch
PITCH BEND
Selects the mode for the automation function.
POINT
<MODE>
LINE
<DRAW> Turns performance data input on/off.
Erases the performance data.
<ERASE>
While the [SHIFT] button is pressed, ERASE changes
to ALL ERASE, which erases all events.
Undoes the edit you just made and returns to the
<UNDO>/
previous state (UNDO). This is also used to redo an
<REDO>
undo operation (REDO).
Adjusts the pattern display by stretching it across
the screen.
<ZOOM
ADJUST>
* The entire pattern might not fit depending on
the Length and Grid settings.
[INC] [DEC]
[UP] [DOWN] Changes the value of the event you selected.
[VALUE]
[ã] [â] Changes the position of the event you selected.
MEMO
If you hold down the [SHIFT] button while changing the event
position, you can move the event to a position outside of the grid.
Use this to input a single point of
performance data.
Tap the performance data point to
show its position and value.
Drag a point up or down to
change its performance data
value.
Drag a point left or right to move
the performance data.
Use this to input a single point of
performance data.
This lets you input performance
data by tracing with your finger.
Tracing on an area that already
contains performance data
overwrites that performance data.
Use this to input a single point of
performance data.
Trace with your finger to input the
beginning (start point) and end
(end point) of the performance
data.
Tracing on an area that already
contains performance data erases
the performance data within the
start and end points.
Modulation
Volume
Pan
Expression
General 1–4
Hold
Resonance
Cutoff
Pitch bend
The performance data you input
changes in steps when the pattern
is played back.
The performance data you input
changes smoothly when the
pattern is played back.