Roland GR-1 - Page 33

1. How the GB is Laid Our
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AES
TI
s
(1) Guitar performance detector section
This
section
determines
the
controls
g sent from the GK-2, and
e and pitch of
the
dedicated
guitar
Sound
generator,
h
can
also
control
an
external
MIDE
sound
generator
OFP, 6-12
(2) Dedicated guitar Sound generator
Receives
the
performance
data
from
the
guitar
performance
detector
section
and
generates
sound.
Tt
is
set
up
to
handle
each
string
independently,
responding
to
characteristic
guitar
playing
techniques
tremolo
arms).
In
each
Patch,
two
sounds
can
be
simultaneously
generated
for
each
string
(3) Foot pedals By depress
and
modulation
effects
can
be
obtained.
In
addition,
the
Recorder
can
be
controlled,
or
the
guitar
tuner
ng
the
foot
pedals,
the
dedicated
guitar
Sound
generator
Patches
are
switched,
and
Hold
can
be
used
(27
P.
3-12).
(4)
Recorder
The
Recorder
is
a
simple
sequencer
which
is
recorded
by
companiment
parts,
The
Recorder
has
four
tracks.
jaying the guitar, that is, automatic music
player. it is used for recording and playing back a
tor. An external keyboard can also be
each of which is directly connected to a part on the Sound gi
used
to
enter
dara.
Data
can
also
be
transmitted
to
the
GR
-
I.
Recorder
from
an
external
MIDI
sequencer (© P. 6-221.
(5) Four part multitimbral Sound generator
of
the
Recorder
is
directly
connected
to
one
of
the
four
parts
of
the
Sound
generator.
It
can
Each tra
also be used with an external keyboard or MIDI sequencer.
xin
Section
1
we
introduced
some
of
the
basic
features
of
the
guitar
performance
detector,
dedicated
guitar
Sound
generator
and
foot
pedals
shown
in
the
diagram
above.