Roland GR-1 - Page 28

7.
Using
the
Pedals
for
Performance
Effects
(Held,
etc.)
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This works
GR - d io start and stop the on-board
Recorder.
*
Straight
out
of
the
box
this
pedal
is
set
up
to
start/stop
play
of
the
Demo
Song.
Depress
it
once
to
start
the
song,
and
once
again
to
stop
it.
*
For
more
information
about
the
Recorder,
see
Section
5
"Recording"
on
page
5-1
FAT
“MOD
When
you
first
took
the
GR
-
1
out
of
the
bos,
the
FAT/MOD
pedal
is
set
ro
the
“Fat”
effect.
This
is
an effect similar to an octave-divider effect pedal.
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Pressing
the
pedal
once
takes
the
synth
sound
currently
being
played,
drops
it
down
one
octave,
and
then
adds
it
back
to
the
overall
sound.
This
creates
a
warm,
"fat"
effect.
©
Pressing
the
pedal
one
more
time
restores
the
sound.
The Fat effect doubles t
enough
voices
t
go
around,
you
may
discover
that
the
synth
sounds
being
played
are
suddenly
cut
=
5-30). In the event there are not f
g used (
whe
AS
soon
as
you
play
a
new
note
on
a
string,
the
previous
sound
generated
by
that
string
is
cut
off
to
f
@Note!
play
the
new
note,
However,
this
doesn't
happen
when
FAT
is
turned
on
and
the
Ipw-octave
sound
i
is
also
being
played
by
the
same
string
Tone
generator.
Accordingly,
when
FAT
is
in
use,
please
f
note the following:
With
long-release
sounds,
because
you
can
hear
the
effect
of
bend
information
on
the
i
note
after
the
release,
you
might
hear
pitch
instabilities
in
the
release
section.
E
“When
using
the
Hold
function,
if
you
play
while
the
pedal
is
held
down,
the
next
sound
$
is
layered
on
top
of
the
previous
sound.
You should use short-release To:
s for playing solos with the FAT function.
x
Moreover,
with
the
FAT/MOD
pedal,
you
can
also
select
the
Modulation
effect,
When
you
select
Modulation,
pressing
the
pedal
adds
a
deep
vibrato
to
sounds.
See
page
7-9
for
more
on
switching
between
the
Fat
and
Modulation
effects.
HOLD
This
pedal
creates
a
Hold
effect
so
that
even
if
the
guitar
string
vibration
is
stopped
(attenuated
},
the
synth sound continues until you release the pedal.
©
When
you
depress
the
pedal,
Hold
is
applied
to
the
note(s)
sounding
at
that
moment,
Sound
continues
even
after
the
vibration
of
the
string(s}
has
stopped
(as
long
as
the
pedal
is
depressed}.
Q
When
you
release
the
pedal,
the
Hold
effect
is
canceled.
*
When
you
take
the
GR
-
1
out
of
the
box,
it
is
set
so
that
when
a
string
is
played
while
the
[HOLD]
pedal
is
depressed,
any
synth
notes
already
being
sounded
by
that
string
are
gradually
damped
while
the
new
note
you've
played
on
that
string
is
sounded.
This
makes
it
possible
for
you
io
invert
cords
without
interrupting
the
synth
note
being
sounded.
(The
GK
-
2
switch
must
be
set
to
MIX
for
this
to work).
*Ín
addition
to
the
effect
described
above
(Type
1).
there
are
also
Types
2
and
3
that
have
an
entirely
different
effects;
find
out
more
about
how
to
select
and
use
ihese
in
the
section
Section
7
*Modifying
the
Way
Hold
Works"
on
page
7-4.
* Pressing[ Si returns you to the Play mode.
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