Roland GR-1 - Page 23

6.
Press
the
Pedals
to
Listen
to
Some
of
the
Patches
C] Patches
x 63 Patches have already been set up and are ready io use.
is Hlustrated below), Each Patch
the "Group.
H
see a Patch number and Patch name displ
In the Play mode, you'll
is identified by a three digit number in which the first digit indic
the "Bank," and the third, the "Number." Here's an example showing
the second number.
Dae EEE
The
light
comes
on
to
indicate
the
last
digit
of
the
Patch
number,
in
this
case
a
"1^
*
Groups
are
numbered
1
to
4
(with
3
and
4
reserved
for
Memory
Card
use),
Banks
trom
1
io
B,
and
Numbers
from
1
to
4
(as
indicated
by
the
pedal
lights).
*
Group
and
Bank
can
also
be
combined
into
a
single
two-digit
number,
for
example
you
might
have
a
Bank
16
"Group
1,
Bank
6”
identifying by Number
es are identified and stored by their Patch number
— You can instantly select one of four different Patches using the Number pedals |
(1—4).
—These four Patches are stored in Banks, and there are a total of 16 Banks, à
H organized as follows:
i
E
Group
1:
the
8
Banks
numbered
118—158
i Group 2: the 8 Banks numbered 21—28
-You
can
change
the
last
digit
of
the
Bank
number
using
the
PATCH
BANK
unl
|
and
PATCH
BANK
DOWN
|pedals.
|
E
PEDAL:
up
PÉ[ur]
[ur]
[ur]
»[pown]
»[povm]
i
E
DISPLAY:
]i—
i2—
13—
14-—
15
=
14
=
i13.
i
El E
|
i
|
—The
first
digit
is
the
Group
number
and
is
changed
using
the
PATCH
GROUP
i
i
UP
land
PATCH
GROUP
|
DOWN
|buttons
on
the
panel.
i
i
SWITCH:
ur]
=>|DOWN
-
i
: DISPLAY: Via 21 — i= 21 H
E
i
|
|
i
Therefore.
2
Groups
x
8
Banks
x
4
Number
4
different
Patches
which
can
be
stored
in
p
H
the
GR
-
|.
Optional
M-256E
Memory
Cards
give
you
an
additional
2
Groups
for
u
total
of
i
1
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Patehes.
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