Roland JP-8080 - Preparing to Create Patterns (Pattern Clear)

Quick Start
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10 To turn off the RPS, press [ON].
The indicator will go dark.
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◆ If you want patterns to change at beat or measure boundaries
➜ “Setting the Timing at Which Patterns Will Switch (Pattern Trigger Quantize)” (p.93)
◆ To play a pattern that was saved on a memory card
➜ “Playing a Pattern That was Saved on a Memory Card” (p.93)
◆ RPS can also be used during Preview.
➜ “Playing Sounds Using the JP-8080 Alone (Preview)” (p.65)
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In the following section you will learn how to create an RPS pattern, but first you need to make some
preparations.
In order to playback a pattern that you create, you must assign it to a key, but with the factory settings,
patterns are already assigned to all keys (C#2 (Note No.37)–C6 (Note No.84) ), and there is no vacant key
to which your pattern can be assigned. Use the following procedure to clear the pattern currently assigned
to the any key, to prepare a place where the pattern you are about to create can be assigned.
1 Follow steps 1–4 on page 38 to prepare for pattern playback.
2 Hold down [REC] and press the any (C#2–C6) key.
The indicator will blink, and the pattern will begin to play.
The following display will appear.
3 Press [CLEAR] (NUMBER [6]).
* When in Preview mode, press [PREVIEW] to exit Preview mode, and then press [CLEAR].
The indicator will blink, and the following display will appear.
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