Roland G-800 - Track Transpose

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TRACK TRANSPOSE
TRACE Hove TYRE DIVISION STYLE
U1
CES] USERSTL1
> 1
Transpose
D
Master
page:
[F4]
(UsrStl)>
[F4]
(Edit)>
[F4]
(Trnsp)
[PAGE]
A/V
(select
page
1)
Track
Transpose
is
used
to
transpose
the
notes
of
the
selected
pattern
(the
other
non-note
data
obviously
cannot
be
transposed).
Use
this
function
with
great
caution
because
the
Key
value
(see
page
43)
is
not
updated
—
even
if
you
transpose
entire
track(s).
We
therefore
suggest
you
only
use
it
for
parts
of
an
Intro
or
Ending
pattern
—
for
example
a
difficult
phrase
you
have
recorded
only
once
and
then
copied
using
Track
Copy
(see
page
51).
In
other
words,
never
transpose
an
entire
pattern
as
that
will
invariably
lead
to
a
lot
of
confusion
in
the
Arranger
mode.
E
Track
(1ADR~8AC6,
All)
Allows
you
to
select
the
track
you
wish
to
edit.
Do
not
forget
to
select
the
right
User
Style
memory
if
it
isn’t
already
selected
(see
below).
You
can
also
select
All
here,
in
which
case
the
operation
applies
to
all
tracks
of
the
selected
pattern.
When
combined
with
From
Note
and
To
Note
(see
below),
Track
Transpose
is
also
useful
for
the
1ADR
track.
It
allows
you
to
select
another
snare
or
kick
sound,
for
example.
Most
Drum
Sets
provide
two
snares,
one
assigned
to
note
number
38
(D2),
and
a
second
assigned
to
note
number
40
E2),
By
selecting
From
Note=
38
(D2),
To
Note=
38
(D2)
and
setting
the
transpose
Value
“+2”,
you
can
change
your
D2
snare
to
the
E2
snare.
E Mode
Allows
you
to
select
the
mode
of
the
pattern
to
be
edited:
Maj
(major),
min
(minor)
or
7
(sev-
enth).
mM Type
Allows
you
to
select
the
pattern
type
to
be
edited:
Bsc
(Basic),
or
Adv
(Advanced).
M Division:
This
parameter
is
used
to
select
the
Division
of
the
pattern:
Or
(Original)
or
Var
(Variation).
W Style (U1~U8)
Use
this
parameter
to
select
the
Style
that
contains
the
pattern
to
be
edited.
The
name
of
that
Style
(either
the
default
setting,
USERSTL
X,
or
the
name
you
or
someone
else
programmed)
is displayed in the second line.
E Execute
Press
Part
Select
[M.DRUMS]
to
edit
the
data
right
away.
Chances
are,
however,
that
you
will
not
obtain
the
desired
transposition.
Just
ignore
this
parameter
and
go
on
to
the
next
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