Roland MV-30 - Assigning Patterns in the Track

you
may
have
now created
several
patterns.
These
patterns
were recorded
in the track
you
specified
in step
G)
of
"Preparations
before
recording"
on
Page
25
(track
3
in this example).
Before these
patterns
can
be
played
back
as song
however,
they
must
be assigned
to locations
within the track.
Here
is
how to
do
just
that:
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Track
1
Track
2
Track 3
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These tracks
were
recorded
in realtime.
(Standard
type)
This track
was created
+-
by arranging
patterns
(Pattefn
type)
in it.
Paltern
1 Pattern
2
Pattern 3
Procedure
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Press
the
TRACK
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kev.
O
Press
the [I[s"l
key.
A
popup
window
will oPen.
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Select
the
assignment
destination
(the
starting
point
for the
pattern)and
the
pattern
you
wish
to assign.
For example,
if
you
wish
to assign
pattern
1
"lntro"
to the
first beat
of
measure
1, make
settings
as shown
below.
1- 1- Ei
()
Press 16s
Fi-l(lnsert)
key,
and
the
pattern
will be
assigned
in
the
track.
Repeat steps
O-@
to
assign
the
various
patterns
to
the track.
A
pattern
can
be assigned
as
many times
as
you
wish. When
you
have
finished,
press
the
TRACK
fREALaMtrl
key,
and
playback
the track
from the
beginning.
You should
assign
a name
to this track as
well.
ln this example,
we created
the
rhythm track
using
a variety
of
patterns
with
percussion
sounds.
lt is also
possible,
however,
to record
directly
onto a track
in
realtime.
You can
also
create
patterns
using
any
of the
MV-30
internal
timbres.
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Trackm
Patem
2
Patte.n
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Patem
3
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