Roland V-Synth GT Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Roland V-Synth GT. We have 9 Roland V-Synth GT manuals available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual, Service Notes, Quick Start Manual, Supplementary Manual, Brochure & Specs, Reference Manual, Driver Installation Manual, Stuff To Know

Roland V-Synth GT Owner's Manual

Roland V-Synth GT Owner's Manual (248 pages)

Roland V-Synth GT Electric Keyboard Owner's Manual

Brand: Roland | Category: Electronic Keyboard | Size: 9 MB

Table of Contents

Important Safety Instructions

4
Using the Unit Safely

5
Important Notes

7
- Maintenance
  7
- Additional Precautions
  7
- Using Usb Memory
  8
- Table of Contents
  9
How to Use the Documentation

15
- Quick Start
  15
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  15
Main Features

16
Getting Ready

17
Panel Descriptions

20
- Front Panel
  20
- Rear Panel
  24
Overview of the V-Synth GT

26
- How the V-Synth GT Is Organized
  26
  - Basic Structure
    26
  - Controller Section
    27
  - Polyphony
    27
- About Structures
  28
  - Structure Type
    28
  - Section ...............................................................................................29 about Memory
    30
- About Memory
  30
  - Memory Structure
    30
    
    Internal Memory
    31
    
    Factory Data
    31
    
    Usb Memory
    31
- About Variphrase
  32
- What Is Variphrase
  32
Basic Operation of the V-Synth GT

33
- Basic Operations in the Touch Panel
  33
  - Moving the Cursor
    33
  - Editing a Value
    34
    
    Touch Screen
    34
    
    Numeric Keys
    34
- Common Icons in the Touch Panel
  36
- Using the Map Function
  37
- The V-Synth Gt's Four Modes
  38
  - Patch Mode
    38
  - System Mode
    38
Patch Mode (Playing in Patch Mode)

39
Patch Mode (Editing a Patch)

54
- Creating a Patch
  54
- Selecting a Tone
  55
  - Selecting a Tone from a List
    57
- Patch Menu
  58
- Patch Common (Settings Shared by the Entire Patch)
  63
  - Editing the Patch Common Parameters
    63
- Common (Settings Used by the Entire System)
  65
  - General
    65
  - Time Trip Pad
    66
  - D Beam
    67
  - S1/S2 Switch
    67
- Key Range
  68
- Arpeggio
  69
  - Arpeggio Pattern Edit (Creating an Original Arpeggio Pattern)
    71
  - Erasing a Pattern (Clear)
    75
- Effects (Setting Effects for a Patch)
  76
  - Routing
    76
  - Tone-FX
    78
  - Chorus
    78
  - Reverb
    79
Patch Mode (Editing a Tone)

80
- Creating a Tone
  80
- Tone Menu
  81
Editing a Tone (Pro Edit)

85
- Com (Settings Common to the Entire Tone)
  86
  - Structure
    86
  - Keyboard
    87
    
    Zone Settings (Zone)
    88
    
    Splitting the Keyboard to Play Different Sounds (Split)
    88
  - Bender/Octave
    90
  - Matrix Control
    91
  - Tune
    94
    
    Equal Temperament
    94
    
    Arabian Scale
    94
- OSC1/OSC2 (Oscillator 1/2)
  95
  - OSC Type
    95
  - OSC Type (Analog OSC)
    96
  - OSC Type (PCM OSC)
    99
  - OSC Type (External In)
    101
  - Pitch (Common to Analog and PCM)
    102
  - Pulse Width (Analog)
    103
  - Fat (Analog)
    104
  - Detune (Analog, When Using Sub OSC)
    105
  - SS Detune (Analog, When SUPER-SAW Is Selected)
    106
  - MIX (Analog, When SUPER-SAW Is Selected)
    107
  - Harmonics (Analog, When FBACK-OSC Is Selected)
    108
  - FBK Amount (Analog, When FBACK-OSC Is Selected)
    109
  - X-Mod (Analog, When X-MOD-OSC Is Selected)
    110
  - Time (PCM)
    111
  - Formant (PCM)
    112
  - OSC TVA (Common to Analog and PCM)
    113
  - LFO (Common to Analog and PCM)
    114
- Mod
  115
  - MOD Type
    115
- Cosm1/Cosm2
  117
  - COSM Type
    117
  - Lfo
    118
- Tva
  119
  - Lfo
    120
    
    Making Envelope Settings
    121
    
    Making LFO Settings
    122
- AP Syn (AP-Synthesis)
  124
  - Phrase Model
    125
  - Pitch
    126
  - Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Violin")
    127
  - Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Erhu")
    128
  - Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Sax")
    129
  - Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Flute")
    130
  - Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Multifade")
    131
  - Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Violin")
    132
  - Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Erhu")
    133
  - Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Sax")
    134
  - Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Flute")
    135
  - Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Multifade")
    136
  - Control 1
    137
  - Control 2
    138
- Tone-FX (Tone Effect)
  139
  - Routing
    139
  - Tone-FX
    141
  - Chorus
    141
  - Reverb
    141
- Using Steps to Vary the Sound (Multi Step Modulator)
  142
- Multi Step Modulator
  144
Vocal Designer

146
- How Vocal Designer Is Structured
  147
- Using Vocal Designer
  148
- Connecting a MIC
  148
- Vocal Designer
  150
- MIC Settings
  151
  - MIC Type
    151
  - Noise Sup
    153
  - Comp
    154
- Vocoder
  155
Editing a Tone (SOUND SHAPER II)

158
- Cosm
  160
- AP-Synthesis
  161
- Effects
  162
Sample Mode

163
- Sampling
  163
  - Sampling Procedure
    165
  - Sample Name (Naming a Sample)
    168
  - Sample Copy (Copying a Sample)
    169
  - Sample Move (Moving a Sample)
    170
  - Sample Exchange (Exchanging a Sample)
    171
  - Sample Delete (Deleting a Sample)
    172
  - Resampling
    173
  - Sampling General (Setup Settings)
    174
  - Sampling Pre-Effect (Pre-Effect Settings)
    175
  - Metronome (Metronome Settings)
    176
  - Template Name (Naming a Template)
    177
- Editing a Sample
  178
  - Common Procedure for Editing
    178
  - Editing the Specified Region of the Sample
    182
  - Basic Operation
    182
  - Loop Region Settings
    185
  - Original Tempo Setting
    186
- Encode (Converting the Sample to V-Synth GT Data)
  187
  - Selecting the Encoding Type
    188
  - Automatically Detecting Events
    189
  - Deleting and Adding Events
    190
    
    Deleting an Event
    190
    
    Adding an Event
    190
- Saving a Sample
  191
- Checking Sample Information
  192
System Mode (Settings Common to All Modes)

193
- How to Make the System Function Settings
  193
- System Menu
  194
  - System Write (Saving the System Settings)
    194
  - System Init (Initializing the System Settings)
    195
- Common (Settings Common to the Entire System)
  196
  - Master
    196
  - MIDI
    198
  - Usb MIDI
    199
  - Audio Input
    200
  - Audio Output
    201
  - USB Audio
    202
- Controller (Controller-Related Settings)
  203
  - Keyboard
    203
  - Time Trip Pad
    204
  - D-Beam
    205
  - C1/C2 Knob
    206
  - S1/S2 Switch
    206
  - Pedal
    207
- V-LINK Settings
  208
  - Time Trip Pad
    209
  - D Beam
    210
  - C1/C2 Knob
    211
  - Bender
    212
- Info (Viewing Various Information)
  213
  - Version (Checking the Version)
    213
  - Features (Checking the Functions)
    213
Utility Mode

214
MIDI Implementation Chart

236
Specifications

237
Index

239

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Roland V-Synth GT Service Notes

Roland V-Synth GT Service Notes (75 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 40 MB

Table of Contents

Roland V-Synth GT Quick Start Manual

Roland V-Synth GT Quick Start Manual (56 pages)

Roland V-Synth GT: Quick Start

Brand: Roland | Category: Electronic Keyboard | Size: 43 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 An Overview of the V-Synth GT

5
- What the V-Synth GT Can Do
  6
- What Is AP-Synthesis
  8
- What Is Vocal Designer
  10
- What Is Variphrase
  11
- What Is COSM
  12
2 Basic Operation

13
- Explains Basic Operation of the V-Synth GT
  13
- About the Panel
  14
- About the Display
  17
- Basic Touch Panel Operations
  18
- Convenient Functions
  20
  - Shortcuts
    20
  - Calibrating the Touch Panel
    21
  - Changing the Wallpaper
    22
3 Playing Sounds

23
- Selecting a Patch
  24
- Using Controllers to Modify the Sound
  26
- Performing with AP-Synthesis
  28
  - Violin Phrase Model
    29
  - Erhu Phrase Model
    30
  - Sax Phrase Model
    31
  - Flute Phrase Model
    32
  - Multifade Phrase Model
    33
- Performing with Vocal Designer
  34
4 Creating Sounds

37
- How Patches and Tones Are Related
  38
  - What Is a Patch
    38
  - What Is a Tone
    39
- Selecting a Tone
  42
- Editing a Tone
  44
  - Sound Shaper II
    44
  - Pro Edit
    46
  - Volume Volume
    48
- Saving Patches and Tones
  50
- Initializing a Patch or Tone
  51
5 Index

53

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Roland V-Synth GT Supplementary Manual

Roland V-Synth GT Supplementary Manual (40 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 1 MB

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Roland V-Synth GT Supplementary Manual

Roland V-Synth GT Supplementary Manual (22 pages)

MIDI Implementation

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Roland V-Synth GT Stuff To Know

Roland V-Synth GT Stuff To Know (2 pages)

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Roland V-Synth GT Brochure & Specs

Roland V-Synth GT Brochure & Specs (5 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 2 MB

Roland V-Synth GT Reference Manual

Roland V-Synth GT Reference Manual (2 pages)

Error Messages

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Roland V-Synth GT Driver Installation Manual

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Roland V-Synth GT: Installation Guide

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