Roland Fantom-G Workshop Manual page 6

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Transposing the Keyboard by Semitones
To transpose the keyboard by half-steps, or "semitones":
Press the TRANSPOSE button so it lights.
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To transpose the keyboard:
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down by semitones—
once for each semitone by which you want to
lower the pitch.
up by semitones—
press the +OCT button
once for each semitone by which you want to
raise the pitch.
The screen briefly shows the amount by which you're transposing.
To return the keyboard to concert pitch, repeat Step 2 in reverse.
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Turning off the TRANSPOSE button doesn't switch off transposition—it
merely sets you up for transposing by octaves, as we're about to see.
Transposing the Keyboard By Octaves
To transpose the keyboard up or down in octave steps:
Make sure the TRANSPOSE button is unlit.
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To transpose the keyboard:
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downward by octaves—
once for each octave by which you want to
lower the pitch.
upward by octave—
once for each octave by which you want to
raise the pitch.
The screen momentarily shows the amount by which you're
transposing.
To return the keyboard to concert pitch, repeat Step 2 in reverse.
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press the -OCT button
press the -OCT button
press the +OCT button
The Patch List Screen in Depth
The Patch List Screens
There are actually several Patch List screens—the one you want depends on
what kind of sound it is you're looking to play on the keyboard. Getting to
the right Patch List screen's always the first step.
Navigating to the Desired Patch List Screen
On the Single Play screen, select the Part Group parameter, and
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choose the source of the sound you want. You can select:
Internal—
to select patches, rhythm sets, and sample sets from
ROM or stored in the currently loaded project.
EXP1 or EXP 2—
to select patches or rhythm sets from an installed
ARX board.
External—
to select sounds in an external MIDI module.
Click F1 (Patch List) to display the desired Patch List screen.
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Selecting an Internal Patch for the Keyboard
Click F3 (Patch) if it's not already blue.
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Choose the desired patch category and then the patch within the
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selected category.
Click F8 (Select) to load it into work RAM.
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