Roland RD-600 - Storing and Recalling Settings: Setup Memory; Using Setup Memories; Recalling a Setup Memory

Make sure that the selected program number appears in the display.
* Instead of using the Group/Category/Variation buttons, you can use the [INC/YES] [DEC/NO] but-
tons to directly select the program number. When you press the [INC/YES] and [DEC/NO] buttons
simultaneously, the setting will be turned off, and Bank Select messages will no longer be transmitied.
Using settings that you stored (Setup Memory)
The RD-600’s settings can be stored in a setup memory.
This memory remembers the Tones that are assigned to the INT UPPER/LOWER parts, the
effect settings, and the program change messages of the TX parts, etc. If you store your favorite
settings or settings that are suitable for a particular song, you will always be able to play the
RD-600 using those settings whenever you wish,
Setup memories are selected using the eight Category buttons and the eight Variation buttons.
This means that you can store a total of 64 different setups.
For the storing procedure, refer to p.52.
Recalling a Setup Memory
With the factory settings, setup memories 11-18 already contain settings. Let's try recalling one
of these setup memories.
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1. Make sure that the [EDIT] button indicator is dark.
If it is lit, press the [EDIT] button to make the indicator go dark.
2.Simultaneously press the GROUP [A] button and [B] button.
All of the Group /Category / Variation button indicators will blink orange.
3. Use Category 1-8 and Variation 1-8 to select the setup memory that you wish to recall.
While the Group/Category / Variation button indicators are blinking orange, the Category and
Variation buttons will function to select setups. If you wish to exit this setup selection mode,
press one of the Group buttons. You will return to the condition in which a Tone is selected.
* For the factory settings of setup memories 11-18, refer to p.28.
* If the TX part tone setting is OFF (p.31), TX part tone data will not be transmitted from MIDI] OUT
when a setup memory is selected.
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When a setup memory is recalled, the current settings will be lost. If you wish to keep the current set-
tings, save thent fo another setup memory beforehand (p.52, Storing various settings in a setup memory).
By setting the System parameter Control Ch. (p.51) you can use one of the MIDI receive channels as
the Control Channel for selecting setup memories. Normally when a program change message is
received, a Tone is selected. However when a program change message is received on the channel spec-
ified as the Control Channel, a setup memory will be selected instead.
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