Roland GR-1 - Page 50

5. Editing | Turning Reverb and Chorus Gn Off
© Adjusting the Reverb (Level, Time)
REVERB
LEVEL
|
This
knob
sets
the
volume
of
the
reverberation
sound
itself.
Rotating
the
knob
clockwise
increases
the
reverb
level.
REVERB TIME
sets the reverberation time, Rotating the knob clockwise increases the reverb time.
«li
you
want
to
give
the
selected
Patch
a
delay-type
effect
(many
distinct
repeats,
kind
of
like
an
echo},
this
becomes
a
setting
for
delay
time
(time
between
repeats)
© Adjusting the Chorus (Depth, Rate)
CHORUS DEPTH] This knob sets the depth of the chorus eff:
sound), Rotating the knob clockwise intensif
«the intensity of the modulation and "thickness" of the
the chorus e
CHORUS
RATE}
This
sets
the
speed
or
rate
of
the
warble
in
the
chorus
modulation.
Rotating
the
knob
clockwise
increases
the
speed.
*The
CHORUS
LEVEL
cannot
be
changed
using
the
knobs.
To
do
that,
you
need
to
be
in
the
Paich
Edit
mode
(zr
P.
4-12)
You
might
keep
in
mind
that
if
the
CHORUS
LEVEL
is
set
to
"0,"
you
will
hear
no
effect,
It's
there,
it’s
just
set
to
zero.
@ Other Reverb and Chorus Settings
In
addition
to
the
four
knobs
we've
talked
about
for
editing
reverb
and
chorus,
there
are
several
f
other
effectiype
settings
you
can
change.
You
make
al)
these
settings
in
the
Edit
mode
{see page 4-9).
9
What
the
Effects
Are For
:
The
on-board
effects
are
meant
exclusively
for
the
synth
sounds,
and
you
can't
apply
them
to
the
f
guitar
signal
coming
from
the GK-2
driver.
if
you
want
to
add
effects
to
the
straight
guitar
sound.
you
must
connect
a
dedicated
guitar
effects
processor
(such
as
the
Roland
GP-i6,
BOSS
ME-10.
or
ME-6)
to
the
GUITAR
OUT
jack
on
the
rear panel. See page 2-5 for how to connect such devices.
QSaving the Changes You Have Made
Any
changes
to
the
effects
of
a
Patch
will
be
lost
as
soon
as
you
select
a
new
Patch.
For
this
reason.
save any Patches that you wish to keep (see “Patch Write” (cr P. 3-14).
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