Bookmark (Using The Pads To Recall Frequently Used Screens); Registering A Screen; Recalling A Screen; Midi Tx Sw (Using The Pads To Turn External Midi Transmit Channels (1-16) On/Off) - Roland Fantom G8 User Manual

Using the Pads
9 BOOKMARK
(Using the Pads to Recall Frequently
Used Screens)
This pad mode lets you use the pads to register and recall frequently
used screens. For example if you frequently move between the patch
edit screen and effect screen, you can use this function to make the
switch easier.
1.
Press [PAD MODE], and then press pad [9] (BOOKMARK).

Registering a Screen

1.
Access the screen that you want to register.
2.
Hold down [PAD SETTING], and press the pad to which you
want to register the current screen.
For example if you want to register the current screen to pad [3],
the screen will indicate "Bookmarked to #3."
3.
Press [EXIT].
The setting will be stored.
* If you fail to press [EXIT], the setting will be lost when you turn off
the power.

Recalling a Screen

1.
Press [PAD SETTING].
The Bookmark screen will
appear.
Pads to which screens have
been registered will lit.
2.
Press a lit pad, and the
screen registered to that
pad will be recalled.
* If you want to delete a
registered screen, hold down
[PAD SETTING] in the screen of step 1, and press the pad whose
registration you want to clear.
You can press [ROLL] (BANK) to switch banks (1–8). → p. 189
In the Pad Setting screen, you can press [F2 (Pad Exchg)] to
exchange two pads (Pad Exchange, p. 190).
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10 MIDI TX SW
(Using the Pads to Turn External MIDI
Transmit Channels (1–16) On/Off)
This pad mode allows you to use the pads to turn external MIDI
transmit channels (1–16) on/off.
1.
Press [PAD MODE], and then press pad [10] (MIDI TX SW).
• Pressing pads [1]–[16] will switch external MIDI transmit
channels 1–16 on/off.
• Each pad will be lit when transmission is on, or dark when it is
off.

Checking the Pad Status

By pressing [PAD SETTING] you
can check the current pad status.
If numerous MIDI channels are turned on, a large amount of
MIDI messages will be transmitted, possibly causing notes to be
delayed.