Roland G-800 - Param\Tune\3 page; Param\Cntrl\1 page

G-800 Reference Manual
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E
Value
(-128-+128)
(Global
parameter)
This
is
where
you
set
the
tuning
of
the
selected
Note.
Since
this
is
a
relative
parameter,
i.e.
a
parameter
that
specifies
a
deviation
from
the
preset
equal
temperament,
the
Value
can
be
either
positive
or
negative.
Selecting
“0”
means
that
the
Note’s
pitch
corresponds
to
the
equal
temperament
value.
Seeing
that
100
cent
equal
one
semitone
you
have
considerable
freedom
for
programming
scales.
Param\Tune\3 page
> Master page: [F2] (Param)> [F2] (Tune)
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Portamento and Mode (Realtime parts)
MH Mode UPI and UP2 (Poly, Mono)
The
Mode
parameters
are
used
to
set
the
corresponding
Upper
part
to
Poly
(polyphonic)
or
Mono
(monophonic).
F+1
means
that
the
Upper
part
in
question
can
play
several
notes
at
a
time,
so
that
you can
play
chords
or
two
voices.
Horw,
on
the
other
hand,
means
that
only
one
note
can
sound
at
any
one
time.
The
G-800’s
Mono
modes
work
according
the
“last
note
priority”
principle,
which
means
that,
whenever
you
play
two
or
more
notes,
only
the
one
you
whose
key
you
pressed
last
sounds.
Select
Mono
for
instrument
sounds
that
cannot
play
chords
(woodwind,
solo
brass
instruments,
etc.).
E Time (0-127)
Time
specifies
the
Portamento
speed.
You
may
remember
from
the
Player's
Guide
that
the
Portamento
effect
produces
smoother
transitions
between
the
notes
you
play.
Setting
high
values
is
effective
for
synthesizer
sounds,
especially
when
you
play
large
intervals
(e.g.
C1
and then C6).
The
value
“0”
means
that
the
Portamento
effect
is
not
active.
The
Portamento
footswitch
function
(see
page
35)
allows
you
to
switch
the
Portamento
on
and
off
while
you
are
playing,
so
that
there
is
no
need
to
set
the
Time
value
to
“0”
at
all
times.
If
you
select
the
Portamento
footswitch
function,
the
Portamento
effect
will
only
be
active
when
you
press
the
optional
DP-2, DP-6, or Boss FS-5U.
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This
page
is
entirely
devoted
to
the
velocity
sensitivity
settings
of
the
Realtime
parts.
See
the
“Param\Cntrl\2
page”
for the
velocity
sensitivity
settings
of
the
Arranger
parts.
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