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Roland MC-909 - Pattern Mode Operations; Introduction to Pattern Mode Functionality

Roland MC-909
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©2003 Roland Corporation U.S. MC-909 Getting Started Guide Page 21
®ÂØÒňΠMC-909 Getting Started Guide
To save time, you can repeatedly press F1 (Change Type) to jump between capital A,” lower-
case a and zero.
4. Continue to press and dial in the desired characters to name “Get Started!” Put a space
between the two words—the blank space character is just before A.
To erase a character, press or to move to its position and press F2 (Delete). To add a
character into the middle of the name, move to its position and press F3 (Insert)—all of the
rest of the characters shift one position to the right.
When you’ve finished naming the pattern, it should look like this:
5. Press F6 (Write)—the MC-909 presents you with a list of user pattern memory locations in
which you can store your pattern.
Locations that don’t yet contain one of your patterns are named “Empty.” The pattern location
in which youre currently working has an asterisk in front of its name. You can select a different
location by turning the VALUE dial. However, for now, let’s save the pattern just where it is.
6. Press F6 (Write)—the MC-909 asks if youre sure.

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