Roland CR-80 - Song Programming and Entry; Song Entry and Selection

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WHAT IS A PART
Part
Number
You
can
make
a
song by
arranging rhythm patterns in
a sequence. Four songs can be pro-
grammed using
up to
500
PARTS each.
A
song is made of
rhytfim patterns and two l^inds
of repeat marks
(repeat
begin/end).
Rhythm
patterns
and repeat marks
are called
Parts. These Parts
are numbered
from
the
beginning of
a
song
to
the end.
001 002
003
004
005 006
8 Beat 8 Beat
8 Beat
8 Beat Pop Rock
Pop
Rock
Intro 1
Variation 2
Variation
3
Ril-in
4
Variafion
1 Fill-in
3
Q Variation Programming
Part
Nunnber
Bar number that corresponds
to the
variation
pattern.
When programming
a
Variation pattern (consisting of 4
bars), each
of the four bars
is count-
ed as one Part. A song is
divided into sections,
each of which
contains 4 Parts.
However,
in a
song,
the
Parts
are numbered consecutively from beginning
to end.
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001 002 003
004^-^005
006 007
008^^009
010 011
012^
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013
When
you
enter the first
measure of the Variation
pattern into
the song,
it
must
be
placed in
the first part of a
section ie. in part number
1
,
5,
9, 1
3-
.
When
you
enter
the
second measure of the Variation
pattern into
the song, it must be
placed
in the second part of
a
section
ie. in part number
2, 6, 10,
14---.
The
following shows some
examples of programming
a Variation pattern.
Example
1)
To
simply
enter a 4 bar
Variation
As
shown
below,
enter
a
same Variation pattern four
times.
(Part Number)
001 002
003 004
Rhythm patterns
to be
programmed
8
Beat
VARi 1
8 Beat
VARI 1
8
Beat
VARI
1
8 Beat
VARI 1
8
Beat
VARI 1
(1st bar)
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8 Beat
8
Beat
VARi 1 VARi 1
{2nd bar) (3fd
bar)
8
Beat
VARI
1
(4ih
bar)
Rhythm
patterns
to be played
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