Roland GR-1 User Manual

B Contents
s and Multi-Timbral Paris
D Guitar Section (1 Par)-
Making the Connection:
Keyboard ee
How
to
Initialize
the
Song
in
the
Recorder
---
Calling Up the Demo Song
How to: Record Parts 1, 2 and 3
Changing V
b and Chorus Vol
Loop Recording
Tightening Up Drum Parts (Quantize
3. Entering the Drum Part
—
Loop
Recording
12
How
to:
Record
a
Drum
Part
(with
Loop
Recording
seem
3-12
Changing the Volume, Reverh Volume and Pan for
Percussion Instrument :-
D
Copy 5.19
Cl
Erase-
5.22
(1
Delete
-24
5.
The
Recorder:
Miscellaneous
Settings-
6.
Switching
Tones
and
Recording
During
a
Perforinance
«0er
Eben
eraece
tates
5.28
7.
Preventing
“Voice
Stealing”
—
Voice
Reserve
---
30
8.
Switching
How
Yon
Playback
a
Song
(GREP
oF
Card)
ciui
eerte
Ades
5.32
[Checklist
for
this
Section
5]
«e
5.34
Section 6 Expanding
Guitar-
Making
the
Connection
5
faType
A:
Multi-Timbrai
Sound
Modules
with
Six
or
More
Parts
LL
6-2
B Type B: Multi-Timbral Sound Modules with Five
or Less Parts; or, You Just Want to Cut
Down on the Number of Paris and
Channels Used «e 6-4
ii Type C: Mono-Timbral Sound Modules in Mono
Mode --
Using the GR-1 Pedals to $
Sound Module
How
to:
Assign
a
Different
Transmined
Program
Change
Number to a Patch Changes ee 6-7?
O-8
for Each
“4-8
by the GR-1
How to: Transm
String
TIMIDI Messages Sent to External Modules
ropping the Pitch of
Devices by One Octave
2.
Using
the
GR-1
as
an
Expansion
Module
for
an
External
MIDI
Device
6-12
m
laying
the
GR-1
Muiti-Timbral
Sound
Module
=
6
-
12
es
on
the
GR-I.
Multi-Timbral
Sound
witching Ton
Module -- 13
CiChanging Things Like Volume and Channel for Each
Part- 6-15
3.
Teaming
Up
with
an
External
MIDI
Sequence
19
Recording Data with the Guitar (GR-1) for Playback
on
a
Keyboard
or
External
Sound
Module
eee
6.19
Hooking
Up
the
GR-1
and
a
Sequencer
620
if
You
Want
to
Tum
Local
On
and
Off
During
Performance «eene iere retten esta tanen 6-22
4.
Transferring
Songs
from
a
Sequencer
to
the
Recorder
5. MIDI Control of External Effec
6-27
6.
Exchanging
Patches
and
Recorded
Songs
with
External
Devices
Via
MIDI-
630
|
Data
Transfer-
6-30
i
i
Device
ID
"6-33
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for
This
Section
6]
«e
6-34
Section 7 Some Handy Functions
1.
Changing
the
Pitch
Shift
and
Hold
Effects-
2.
Using
the
EV-5
and
DP-2
Pedals
3.
Switching
the
Effect
of
the
FAT/MOD
Pedal
4.
Using
Memory
Cards
5.
Changing
the
Patch
Switching
Methode-
7.20
6.
How
to:
Initialize
System
Data,
Patch
Data
and
Song Data in the Recorder
7. Expansion Board
[Checklist for Section 7]
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Roland GR-1 Specifications

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Brand	Roland
Model	GR-1
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English