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Roland Gaia SH-01 User Guide

Roland Gaia SH-01
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Introducing the Controls
INTRO
What are the Three Elements of Sound?
The three elements of sounds are pitch, brightness, and volume. On a synthe-
sizer, these elements are controlled by the following three sections.
1. Pitch = Oscillator (OSC)
2. Brightness = Filter (FILTER)
3. Volume = Ampli er (AMP)
D Beam
By moving your
hand above the D
Beam controller
you can change
the sound’s pitch,
volume, or bright-
ness.
LFO
This modulates the
sound.
Oscillator (OSC)
This determines the sound’s pitch. The oscilla-
tor is the heart of a synthesizer, and is where
you select the waveform that forms the basis
of the sound.
USB Memory
You can save your
patches to USB
memory.
memory.
Tone
You can layer three
tones to be played
simultaneously.
Heres where you
select the tone you
want to edit.
Lever
Move this to left or
right to change the
sound’s pitch.
Move this away
from yourself to
apply modulation.
A NOTE OF
ADVICE
The three elements of sounds are pitch, brightness, and volume. On a synthe-
sizer, these elements are controlled by the following three sections.
ADVICE
ADVICE

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Roland Gaia SH-01 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeVirtual Analog Synthesizer
Polyphony64 voices
Keyboard37 keys (velocity-sensitive)
ArpeggiatorYes
Synthesis TypeVirtual Analog
SequencerNo
MIDIIn, Out
ConnectivityMIDI, USB
Oscillators3
EffectsReverb, Delay, Flanger, Distortion
Weight4.2 kg
LFO1
FilterHigh-pass, Low-pass, Band-pass
USBYes
Memory64 Patches
Power SupplyAC adapter (included)
OutputsStereo Output (L/MONO, R)

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