Roland G-800 - Page 44

G-800 Reference Manual
ber
from
the
Player's
Guide
that
there
are
two
looped
versions
per
Type:
Original
and
varia-
tion.
Display function Options Explanation
Record only the Basic division
¡ Record only the Advanced division
Type Record the Basic division and copy it to the Advanced divi-
sion.
Other options: A=B
Division
A Division is a specific accompaniment type, such as the Intro, a Fill, the Ending of the cur-
rent accompaniment pattern.
Display function | Options Explanation
|
| Record only the Origina! division
Record oniy the Variation division
Fo Record only the Fill-in To Original
Division | Record only the Fill-In to Variation
Record on
y the Intro
Recerd only the Ending.
Other options: Or=Va, Va=Or, Fo=Fv, Fv=Fo, in=Ed, Ed=!n
Note:
The
order
in
which
you
select
the
Mode,
Type,
and
Division
is
of
no
importance.
It is also possible to clone other patterns after recording the first one. To do so, select the
required
“=”
options
for
the
Mode,
Type,
and
Division,
and
start
recording.
Wait
until
the
count-in
is
finished
and
stop
recording
after
the
first
or
second
beat
(by
pressing
either
Recorder
[STOP
M]
or
[START/STOP].
Don’t
play
anything
on
the
keyboard.
The
rest
of
the
“original pattern” will automatically be copied to the selected “clone patterns”.
Note: The clone function always operates in Erase mode, even though you may have selected
Merge
for
the
“original
pattern”.
Thus,
before
cloning
other
patterns
,
make
sure
the
clone
desti-
nations contain no data you wish to keep.
Note:
Since
the
clone
function
automatically
transforms
major
chords
and
scales
into
minor
and/
or
seventh
equivalents
to
meet
the
requirements
of
the
minor
and
seventh
modes,
nothing
should
stop
you
from
using
it.
That
is
also
true
of
automatic
transformations
of
major
patterns
that
are
being
cloned
during
the
recording
of
a
seventh
pattern,
for
example.
Style (1~8)
The
knob
assigned
to
the
Style
parameter
((UPPER/VARIATION))
allows
you
to
select
the
User
Style
Memory
you
wish
to
program.