Roland GR-1 - Page 61

2.
JS posing Notes (Note Shift) —
If
you
think
about
it,
there
are
times
when
it
would
be
handy
to
transpose
synth
notes.
For
example,
how
about
transposing
the
synth
buss
notes
all
down
one
octave?
Or
maybe
adding
a
synth
part
that
is
a
fifth
above
the
guitar
part.
On the GR - f. pitch transposi
an he done independently for boih Tones. and each string can be sbi
These transposing features all fall under the name "Note Shift.”
fferent amount,
How to:Note Shift the 1st Tone
© Press EDIT] PATCH |.
i
The * D” will flash.
© Press the PARAMETER
The “ 4" will flash
@ Press| ENTER/YES
This is the screen we want for shifting the ist Tone, so press to enter.
This value can be changed from -24 to +12
with the VALUE [INC] and buttons.
The " 4° will stop flashing.
x If you now want to set each string individually, skip to Step
@ Press the VALUE
C ]or button to increase or decrease the amount of shift.
You can change the pitch in the display over a range of -24 io 412 (semi-tones), That mea
5$ you can
change the pitch by as much as +one/-two octave.
©
Once
you've
got
the
pitch
set
the
way
you
want,
press|
EXIT/NO
|two
(2)
times.
This exits the Edit mode and returns vou to the Play mode.
+ Don't forget to save the new settings using Patch Write (<r P. 3-14)