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Menu Options
Left Hand Orchestra Bass Part Parameters (Orchestra Bass
Edit)
The parameters in the “OBasEdit (Orchestra Bass Edit)” group
are for the orchestra sound and VTW organ sound of the left hand
orchestra bass part.
The parameters can be saved to the selected Set.
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“Playing Orchestral Sounds” (p. 25)
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“Selecting Parameters” (p. 44)
NOTE
These parameters can only be selected if the Orchestra Bass
section is activated ([ORCH BASS] button indicator lights).
Introduction to Orchestral Bass Parameters
These settings are for the sound of the register that is selected for
the orchestra bass part.
Before you select a parameter and begin editing it, press the LEFT
HAND part’s [ORCH BASS] button to turn on the orchestra bass
part, and then press a left hand register button [1]–[7] to select
the sound that you want to edit.
NOTE
The FR-4x internal memory (temporary area) remembers your settings
while the FR-4x is switched on. While editing, there is no absolute need
to save your settings. Be aware, however, that all changes are lost when
the FR-4x is switched off .
See “How to Save a Set” (p. 33) to save your changes.
Also be sure to read “Important Remark About Saving Your
Settings” (p. 45).
Parameter Explanation/Value
(Tone)
This parameter allows you to assign the
desired orchestral and VTW Organ sound
to the selected register.
The VTW Organ Sound is the first in the
Orchestra Tone List.
The upper line of the screen shows the
sound name, and the lower line shows
the orchestra sound number.
MEMO
5 For details regarding this settings
refer to the “Tone & Drum Kit List”
supplementary manual.
Download it from the Web:
http://www.roland.com/manuals/
For expansion sounds, the memory area
is indicated by an A-D at the far left of the
bottom line in the screen.
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“Tone & Drum Kit
List”
Parameter Explanation/Value
(VTW Preset)
(Only for VTW Organ Tone)
Select the Organ preset that you wish to
assign to the selected register.
“Usr”: This setting is the most recent of
the stored VTW organ tone.
“1”–“16”: 16 Organ preset (Not editable)
MEMO
5 For details regarding this settings
refer to the “Tone & Drum Kit List”
supplementary manual.
Download it from the Web:
http://www.roland.com/manuals/
5 “USR” is selected in the VTW organ tone
at the time of start-up.
Usr, 1–16
LowestNt
(Lowest Note)
This parameter allows you to specify
the lowest note the selected sound can
sound.
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“About Lowest Note” (p. 59)
MEMO
The FR-4x’s display indicates a sharp symbol
“#” as “ .”
E, F, F#, G, Ab, A, Bb, B, C,
C#, D, Eb
Octave
(Octave)
This parameter allows you to transpose
the Orchestra Bass section (i.e. the
selected orchestral or organ sound) up
or down.
Use it if the part you want to play with
the bass buttons is too low or too high for
what you have in mind.
–3–0–+3
Volume
(Volume)
This parameter allows you to set the level
of the Orchestra Bass part.
Off, –40–Std–40
Panpot
(Panpot)
(Not for VTW Organ Tone)
Depending on the selected sound, this
parameter allows you to change the
Orchestra Bass part’s placement in the
stereo sound field (i.e. between the left
and right speakers) to create a livelier
sound image.
The “TR” values mean that the sound
will appear on the same side as the Right
Hand (treble) accordion sound.
This setting applies to both the FR-4x’s
internal speakers and the L/MONO jack.
The “BS” values mean that the sound
will appear on the same side as the bass
accordion sound (which is not available
while an Orchestra Bass sound is being
used).
This setting applies to both the FR-4x’s
internal speakers and the R/MONO jack.
Choose “0” if the Orchestra Bass sound
should be at the center of the stereo
image.
BS63–0–TR63
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