Roland G-800 - Track Velocity Change

User Style mode, Track Velocity Change
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Al From Mote To Mote Cetave |
E E,
Ea
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= = = -
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M From Note (C-1~G9)
This
parameter
allows
you
to
set
the
lower
limit
of
the
note
range
to
be
modified
within
the
specified
From/To
time
range
(see
the
second
display
page).
If
you
only
wish
to
edit
one
note,
set the same value for From Note and To Note.
Note:
If
you
select
Octave=
Multiple,
you
only
need
to
set
the
correct
From
Note/To
Note
range
without
having
to
worry
about
the
octave
(you
can
set
the
C-1~G-1
range,
for
example
to
edit
these
notes in all octaves).
m To Note (C-1~G9)
This
parameter
allows
you
to
select
the
upper
limit
of
the
note
range
you
wish
to
edit.
Select
the correct value if not all notes are to be edited.
MH Octave (Multiple, Single)
If
the
selected
note
range
should
be
edited
in
all
octaves,
select
Multiple.
If
the
edit
operation
must
only
bear
on
the
notes
within
the
selected
range,
set
this
parameter
to
Single.
@ Execute
Press
Part
Select
[M.DRUMS]
to
confirm
your
settings
and
edit
the
data.
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Track
Velocity
Change
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TRACE Hope
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The Velocity Change function allows you to modify the dynamics (called velocity) of a track
or
excerpt.
Increasing
the
velocity
values
means
that
the
notes
in
question
will
be
louder
and
brighter than before, while reducing the velocity values means the opposite. Use this function
when you are happy with the timing of the notes but would like the sound to be brighter/loud-
er
or
rounder/softer.
Executing
this
function
means
that
the
velocity
values
will
change
pro-
portionally:
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