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Menu Options
Drum Sound Parameters (Drum Edit)
These parameters are for the drum sound played by the left hand
part.
The parameters can be saved to the selected Set.
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“Playing Drum Sounds” (p. 27)
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“Selecting Parameters” (p. 44)
NOTE
Drum sounds cannot be used in free bass mode or in bass to
treble mode.
Introduction to Drum Parameters
The changes you make here apply to the drum part.
A set contains only one set of drum parameters.
If you want to quickly switch just the drum settings, it is best to
use a user program.
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
(Drum Set)
Select the Drum Set.
For details regarding the single
instrument of each Drum Set refer to the
“Tone & Drum Kit List” supplementary
manual.
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http:/ www.roland.com/manuals
Pop+Perc, Pop+Vo, Old
FR-7x
Level
(Level)
It allows you to create the desired volume
balance for the Drum section.
This is a relative parameter: its value is
added to or subtracted from the standard
value (“Std”).
Off, –40–Std–40
Panpot
(Panpot)
This parameter allows you to change
the Drum part’s placement in the stereo
sound field (i.e. between the left and
right speakers) to create a livelier sound
image.
Choose “0” if the Drum sound should be
at the center of the stereo image.
The “TR” (Treble) values mean that the
sound will appear on the same side as the
Right Hand (treble) sound. This setting
applies to both the FR-4x’s internal
speakers and the L/MONO jack.
The “BS” (Bass) values mean that the
sound will appear on the same side as the
bass accordion sound.
This setting applies to both the FR-4x
internal speakers and the R/MONO jack.
BS63–0–TR63
Parameter Explanation/Value
Bass Lk1
(Bass Link1)
Bass Lk2
(Bass Link2)
Bass Lk3
(Bass Link3)
Press the [ENTER/YES] button, and make
settings for the drum sound played by
the bass part of the left hand buttons and
its volume.
You can simultaneously layer up to three
types of drum sounds as specified by Link
1–3.
Chord Lk1
(Chord Link1)
Chord Lk2
(Chord Link2)
Chord Lk3
(Chord Link3)
Press the [ENTER/YES] button, and make
settings for the drum sound played by
the chord part of the left hand buttons
and its volume.
You can simultaneously layer up to three
types of drum sounds as specified by Link
1–3.
Rev Send
(Reverb Send)
Cho Send
(Chorus Send)
Use these parameters to set the Reverb
or Chorus send levels (how much effect
should be applied to the Drum section).
0–127
0–127
Touch
(Touch)
This parameter allows you to specify the
velocity sensitivity of the Drum section
for Left hand.
“Real”: means that the
drum sound is controlled
by how hard or softly you
press the button.
“FIX.L (Fixed Low)”:
The volume value is
always fixed at 50 (0x32),
regardless of how strongly
you play the keyboard.
“FIX.M (Fixed Med)”:
The volume value is
always fixed at 90 (0x5A),
regardless of how strongly
you play the keyboard.
“FIX.H (Fixed High)”:
The volume value is
always fixed at127 (0x7F),
regardless of how strongly
you play the keyboard.
Bellows
(Bellows)
“Off”: The velocity of
the drum part does not
change even if you move
the bellows.
The velocity of the drum
part notes will change
according to the “Touch”
parameter.
“BELW (Bellows)”: The
velocity is according to
the “Touch” parameter,
but bellows movement
controls the volume.
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