O A - Roland G-800 Reference Manual

Mixer mode, Mixer\Song page
Panpot (0~64~127, Rnd)
Allows you to set the stereo position (pan) of the selected part. The value "0" means that the
part will be panned hard left, "64" is the center position (same volume for the left and right
channels), while "127" means that the part will be panned hard right. Select "Rnd" if the part
in question is to "jump around" the stereo image in a random (unpredictable) way.
Reverb (0~127)
The Reverb send level is assigned to the [BASS/BANK] knob. You can set a different value
for each part. The value "0" means that the part in question will not be processed by the
Reverb effect, while the value "127" represents the maximum Reverb level. This parameter
has the same function as an AUX Send control on a mixing desk.
Chorus (0- 127)
The Chorus send level is assigned to the [LOWER/NUMBER] knob. You can set a different
value for each part.
Delay (0~127)
The Delay send level can only be set for Realtime parts. Arranger parts cannot be processed
by the Delay effect.
Equalizer (On/Off)
Use the Part Select [UPPER1] button to switch the equalizer On or Off for the selected part.
Select Off if you do not want the selected part to be processed by the two-band equalizer.
Mixer\Song page
While in the Mixer mode, press [F3] to call up the following page:
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Here you can set different parameters for the Song parts played by the Recorder, Note that
these parameters supplement or modify the settings contained in the Standard MIDI File.
Unlike on the RTime and Armg pages, these parameters are control parameters rather than
absolute settings.
Sng Part (1-16)
Start by selecting the desired Song part with the [DRUMS/PART] knob before modifying the
other parameters on this page.
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