Adjusting The Pan And Volume Balance; Exporting A Song As Smf; (Export); Saving A Song - Roland Fantom-06 Reference Manual

How to Create a Song
Making loop settings for an individual group
Separately from the loop settings for the entire song, you can
make settings for each group to specify the number of times it
will play (Repeat) during song playback.
For example, in a song that has the playback order A
you can leave the song structure unchanged while easily
making only the third group "C" play twice, so that the playback
Ó Ó Ó Ó
occurs as A B C C D.
The repeat settings for individual groups can be freely changed
while the song is playing.
1 .
On the SONG EDIT screen, select the group whose
repeat setting you want to change.
2 .
Turn the [E5] knob to specify the number of
repeats.
Parameter Value
Repeat [E5] knob x1–x64
The specified number of repeats is shown in the upper right of
each group box icon.
MEMO
Loop settings for the entire song can be used together with loop
settings for individual groups.
138 138
(Repeat)
Ó Ó
B
Explanation
Specifies the number of
repeats.
Number of repeats

Adjusting the Pan and Volume Balance

When you've finished creating your patterns and song, adjust
the balance and pan as necessary. These adjustments can be
made most conveniently in the MIXER screen, where you can
Ó
C D,
adjust the balance between zones while editing the major
parameters (p. 72).

Exporting a Song as SMF

Here's how the patterns of the song for the currently selected
scene can be converted into SMF and exported to a USB flash
drive.
1 .
On the SONG screen, select [E6] EXPORT.
The SEQ EXPORT screen appears.
2 .
Proceed with operations in the SEQ EXPORT
screen as described in steps 2–14 of "Exporting a
Pattern as SMF (EXPORT)" (p. 130). In this case,
select "SONG" as the source.
3 .
Press the [EXIT] button to return to the SONG
screen.

Saving a Song

The song data that you create is saved together in the current
scene. If you want to keep the song you create, save the scene
(p. 56).

(EXPORT)