Inst; Assign An Instrument (Inst); Adjusting The Volume (Volume); Adjusting The Pitch (Tuning) - Roland HandSonic HPD-20 Owner's Manual

INST

INST
MENU g INST g INST
These settings are made for each pad.
Parameter
Assign an instrument (Inst)
Inst A
Inst B
INST–EDIT
MENU g INST g EDIT
These settings are made separately for instruments A and B.
Parameter
Adjusting the volume (Volume)
Volume
Adjusting the pitch (Tuning)
Tuning
Varying the pitch (Sweep)
Sweep
Adjusting the length of the sound (Muffling)
Muffling
Adjusting the tonal character (Color)
Color
Adjusting the left/right position of the sound (Pan)
Pan
Applying effects
Amb Send
MFX Asgn
Listening to only instrument A or B
By striking a pad while you hold down the [SHIFT] button, you can listen to only instrument A or B, depending
on the position of the cursor. Even if the sound of instruments A and B are being layered, this allows you to make
adjustments while listening to them separately.
Applying the same values to all pads (ALL)
If you hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [ENTER] button, the value of the selected parameter will be
copied to all pads.
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Explanation
Assign instrument A or instrument B. Choose "OFF" if you don't want sound to be produced.
Press the [ENTER] button to see the instrument list.
Explanation
Adjusts the volume.
Adjusts the pitch. Positive ("+") settings raise the pitch, and negative ("-") settings lower the pitch.
The units are cents; 100 cents = one semitone.
Sweeps the pitch upward (or downward).
With positive ("+") settings, the pitch starts high and sweeps down; with negative ("-") settings, the pitch starts low
and sweeps up. Greater values produce greater change.
* In some cases, large changes in "Tuning" may limit the "Sweep" effect.
Greater values reduce the decay, emphasizing the attack.
Adjusts the brightness of the sound.
Positive ("+") settings brighten the sound, and negative ("-") settings darken the sound.
Adjusts the left/right position. "CTR" is center.
This is the same parameter as "AMBIENCE SEND–PAD" (p. 52).
This is the same parameter as "MULTI-FX–ASSIGN" (p. 51).