Roland G-800 - Track Gate Time Change

User
Style
mode,
Track
Gate
Time
Change
“Track Gate
Time Change
E Value
This
parameter
sets
the
resolution
of
the
Quantize
function.
The
available
values
are:
Eighth
note
(quaver)
Thirty-second
note
1/8t
Eighth
note
tripiet
(1/12))
Thirty-second
note
triplet
(1/48)
1/16
Sixteenth
note
(semiquaver))
|
1/64
Sixty-fourth
note
1/116t
Sixteenth
note
triplet
(1/24)
|
Note:
Be
sure
to
always
select
the
value
that
equals
the
shortest
note
you
recorded.
Otherwise,
your
part
no
longer
sounds
the
way
you
played
it.
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The
Gate
Time
Change
function
allows
you
to
modify
the
duration
of
the
notes
in
the
selected
time
(From/To)
range.
We
recommend
you
use
this
function
exclusively
to
shorten
notes
that
are
being
perceived
as
too
long
due
to
the
Tone
you
assigned
to
the
track
in
question.
On
these
two
pages,
there
is
indeed
no
way
to
view
the
duration
of
the
notes,
which
makes
editing
the
data
“en
bloc”
a
little
bit
hazardous.
Use
the
“Change”
function
(see
page
70)
to
modify
the
duration
of
specific
notes.
After
selecting
a
Tone
with
a
slow
release
(i.e.
a
sound
that
lingers
on
after
all
notes
have
been
released),
however,
Track
Gate
Time
Shift
will
help
you
cutting
the
notes
down
to
size
and
thus
avoid
overlaps
(and
possible
dissonance,
also
known
as
cacophony).
Even
though
your
release
timing
may
have
been
right
for
the
original
Tone,
you
should
use
Track
Gate
Time
Shift
to
shorten
all
notes
to
such
a
degree
that
they
no
longer
overlap.
Track,
Mode,
Type,
Division,
Style,
Execute
See
page
64
for
an
explanation
of
these
parameters.
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page:
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[F4]
(Edit)
>
[SHIFT]
+
[F3]
(GateT)
[PAGE]
A/V
(select
page
2)
From,
To,
Bar,
Beat,
CPT,
Execute
See
page
64
for
an
explanation
of
these
parameters.
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