Roland G-1000 - Saving Your Style to Disk; Saving Style Data to Disk; Naming User Styles

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Important Safety Instructions2
Features4
Important Notes6
Contents7
Panel Descriptions10
Front Panel10
Rear Panel14
Setting up15
Connections15
Demo Songs15
MIDI15
Quick Tour17
Easy and Expert Displays17
The General Idea17
Selecting Music Styles18
Selecting Internal Music Styles18
Selecting a Sound for the Right Hand19
Selecting a Custom Music Style19
Final Preparations20
Starting Naturally20
Simplified Chord Fingering20
Take It Away21
Verse, Chorus, Bridge21
Musical Transitions21
Adding a Counter-Melody22
Saving Your Settings23
Selecting Your Performance Memory24
Quick Access to Music Styles and Songs on the Supplied Zip Disk24
Searching by Supplying Information25
User Interface29
Exit29
Master Page29
Navigating through the Display Pages30
Function Keys and SHIFT Button30
Reversed/Positive Value Display31
Realtime Parts33
Selecting Realtime Parts for Playing33
Split and Split Point34
Setting the Split Points Via the Display35
Keyboard Mode Hold35
Selecting the Manual Drums Part36
Roll36
Setting the Roll Resolution36
Selecting Tones for the Realtime Parts37
Selecting Tones Using the Knobs37
Realtime Performance Functions38
Selecting Drum Sets for the M.drums Parts38
Pitch Bend and Modulation38
Transpose39
Octave Up/Down40
Controlling the Insertion Effect40
Velocity Sensitivity and Velocity Switching40
Channel Aftertouch41
Pad Buttons42
Sustain Pedal (Hold)43
Master Tune43
Assignable Footswitch43
Expression (Foot Pedal)44
Metronome45
Count-In46
Playing with Accompaniment - Arranger47
Arranger and Music Styles47
Music Styles Functions48
Arranger Parts48
Starting a Music Style48
Stopping a Music Style48
Selecting Another Style Division49
Major, Minor, Seventh49
Complementary Fill Functions: Fill in Half Bar and Fill in Rit49
Intro and Ending50
Using Aftertouch to Select Other Arranger Patterns50
Arranger-Related Settings51
Selecting the Chord Recognition Area51
Arr Hold52
Dynamic Arranger52
Bass Inversion52
Realtime Changes of the Drum Accompaniment52
Other Useful Style Playback Functions53
Break Mute53
Melody Intelligence53
Fade In/Out54
Reset54
Additional Information for Selecting Music Styles55
Disk Link55
Style Tempo56
Tempo Dial and Indicators56
Tap Tempo56
Auto Tempo and Tempo Lock56
Tempo Rit and Tempo Acc57
Rit/Acc Value57
Assigning Other Tones to the Arranger Parts58
Chord Sequencer59
Recording a Chord Sequence for an Entire Song59
Two Chord Sequencer Modes59
Nta59
Realtime Chord Sequencing60
Playing Back a Chord Sequence60
Recorder (GM/GS Mode)61
How to Record a Song61
Formatting a Disk61
Before Recording62
Song Playback63
Useful Recorder Playback Functions63
Playback of a Specific Song on Disk63
Lyrics Function63
Live Performance with Standard MIDI File Backing64
Loop Playback64
Changing the Song Tempo64
Soloing and Muting Parts65
Soloing Parts65
Muting Song Parts65
Overriding Song Settings66
Song/Realtime Part Balance66
Tone Change66
Link66
Editing67
Part Balance (Volume & Mixer)67
Volume in Arranger Mode67
Upper & Melody Intelligence Parts67
Modifying the Volume of the ACC Parts68
Muting Parts68
Section Balance68
Panpot69
Volume in GM/GS Mode69
Effects and Equalizer70
Applying Reverb, Chorus or Delay to a Part70
Reverb Parameters71
Chorus Parameters71
Delay Parameters72
Insertion Effect73
Choosing the Parts to be Processed by the Equalizer73
Your Settings or those of the Music Styles?75
Output Assign75
Part Editing76
Editing the Part Parameters76
Timbre76
Envelope76
Upper2 Settings77
Advanced Features78
Settings Relating to the Arranger78
Musical Style Playback: Wrap78
Settings Relating to the Realtime Parts79
Mode: Mono/Poly79
Portamento Time79
Song Sets80
Playing in Other Scales: Keyboard Scale80
Compiling a Song Set80
Loading a Song Set (Database)81
Playing Back a Song Set81
Saving/Loading Registrations - Performance Memories82
Writing Your Settings to a Performance Memory82
Memory Protect83
Performance Name83
Writing a Performance Memory83
Selecting a Performance Memory84
Selecting 00 Freepanl84
Performance Song Recall85
Song Tools86
16-Track Sequencer86
Saving Your Song86
Tracks and MIDI Channels86
Recording Functions87
Editing a 16-Track Song90
Track Erase90
Track Delete92
Track Insert93
Track Transpose93
Track Velocity94
Track Quantize95
Track Gate Time95
Track Shift96
Other Useful Functions97
Track Copy97
Track Exchange98
Name98
Style Converter99
Using the Style Converter99
Header Post Edit101
Programming User Styles103
Concept103
Looped Vs One-Shot104
Recording User Styles from Scratch105
Selecting the User Style Mode105
Selecting the Track, the Mode, the Type and the Division105
Record Mode106
Specifying the Key106
Quantize106
Tone Selection107
Time Signature107
Length: Specifying the Pattern Length107
Cloning and Edit Functions and Possible Warnings108
Tempo109
Recording109
Playback, and then Keep or Redo?110
Saving Your Style to Disk110
Programming Other Parts and Divisions111
Muting Parts While Recording Others111
Copying Existing Styles112
Copying Individual Style Tracks113
Editing User Styles114
Editing on the Fly by Recording114
Adding Notes in Realtime114
Adding Controller Data in Realtime114
Programming User Styles Via MIDI116
Setting the Preset Tempo116
Connection and Synchronization117
Preparation of Your Sequence117
Recording Using External Controllers117
Edit Functions that Are Not Part of the User Style Edit Mode118
Length118
Tsign118
User Stl/Copy119
User Style Edit Mode120
Track Velocity Change123
User Style Microscope Mode125
Track Microscope Edit125
Micro Change125
Micro Erase126
Micro Insert126
Micro Move127
Microscope Copy127
User Style Utility128
All Tracks Data Change128
User Style Delete128
MIDI Mode129
MIDI in General129
Standard MIDI Files129
Channels129
MIDI Messages Used by the G-1000130
MIDI Data Types130
Bank Select130
Control Change Messages130
About MIDI Implementation Charts132
System Exclusive Messages132
Receiving MIDI Messages133
RX Parameters133
Transmitting MIDI Messages134
NTA: Note-To-Arranger Receive Channels135
Basic Channel136
Style Channel136
Style Selection Via MIDI136
MIDI Parameters137
Tx Octave137
Rxvelo, Txvelo, On/Off Switches137
Partswtc137
MIDI Sync RX/TX138
Soft Thru138
Style TX138
Song TX138
MIDI Sets139
Saving a MIDI Set139
Saving MIDI Sets to Disk139
Selecting a MIDI Set139
Loading a MIDI Set from Disk140
Disk List Edit: Programming Database Information141
Selecting the Disk List Edit Mode141
Rename: Database Information/File Names142
Disk List Delete142
Note Input143
Disk Mode144
Disk Load144
Load User Style/Copy ROM Style144
Load Performance Set144
Disk Save145
Load MIDI Set145
Load Chord Sequence145
Load Song145
Save Performance Set146
Save Chord Sequence146
Save MIDI Set146
Save Song146
Rename147
Rename Song148
Rename Custom Style Set148
Delete149
Custom Style Sets149
Programming Custom Sets149
Song Set150
Loading a Custom Set to the Custom Memories150
Copy Functions151
Song Copy151
Copy Other File Types152
Format Device153
Formatting a SCSI Device or Zip Disk153
Device & Unmount154
Miscellaneous155
Handling SCSI Devices155
Inserting Floppy Disks155
Specifications157
Display Messages158
Tones, Drum Sets, Music Styles, EFX160
G-800 Tone Map165
SC-55 Map & CM-64 Tones168
Drum Sets170
Music Style Chart182
EFX Types & Controllable Parameters187
Chord Intelligence190
Index192

Roland G-1000 - Saving Your Style to Disk; Saving Style Data to Disk; Naming User Styles

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