Roland CR-80 - Song Creation Basics; Variation Programming in Songs

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CH'SO WITH
THE
KEY
PADS
Using
the eight key
pads, you can play the
percussion
sounds of the CR-80
at
any time.
You can
add a
cymbal or
torn sound
to
the
rhythm,
or create
original rhythm
patterns by
playing
the l<ey
pads by
themselves.
The
percussion sounds
which you can
use
for
key
pad
performance
include
sound effects
(
written
on the
upper
line of
the key pads
)
and drum
sounds
(
written
on the lower line
).
The
drum
sounds include 7 different drum
sets.
Effect Sounds
4 different
human
voices/applause/
snare
roll/waves/birds
Drum
Sets
DRY/U*DRY Basic voices
ROOM/U*ROOM
Sounds
tl^at include
reverb
POWER/U*
POWER
Sounds
that include
ambience
ELECTRIC/U
*
ELEC.
Voices
of the
Roiand Rhythm
Composer
TR-808
JA2Z/U*JAZZ
Drum
voices
for Jazz
BRUSHES/U
*
BRUSHES
Sounds
played
using
a brush
MT-E-CM Sounds for the
Roland
Mult! Timbre
Sound Module MT-32
etc.
*
The
drum
sets with
the "U
*
"
mark contain the
same
drum voices.
Refer
to page 40.
It
you
hold down
the key pad of the applause,
snare roll,
waves
and birds
sounds
included in
the
sound
effects group for
a
while, the
sound will
keep playing
even
after
you release your
finger
from
the key
pad.
If
you wish
to
stop the sound, press the key
pad again.
The
snare roll
sound will change
to
a
kick
and
crash cymbal.
Selecting
a Percussion
Sound
to be played
with the Key
Pads
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P''®ss
(
MIDI/FUNC)
untii the following
display
appears.
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Drum
Set
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DRUM
DRUM SET
DRV
20