Roland RD-600 - Adjusting Settings Affecting Sound

Adjusting settings which affect the sound
Overview
The RD-600 allows you to combine and modify preset Tones as desired, and to change the set-
tings of various functions. The action of modifying such settings is referred to as “editing”
(EDIT).
By pressing the [EDIT] button to make the indicator light, you can enter “Edit mode.”
Edited settings can be stored in one of the 64 setup memories.
After you have modified various items (parameters) in Edit mode, the modified settings will
still remain in effect after you leave Edit mode. However when you turn off the power, your
changes will be lost. If you wish to keep the changes you have made, you must save them to a
setup memory (p.52, Storing various settings ino a setup memory).
* If the Powerup Mode setting is set to Last, the modified settings will be preserved even when the
power is turned off (p.52).
About the items (parameters) which can be set
The various items in Edit mode which can be set are referred to as “parameters.”
The parameters are categorized as follows:
Settings for the overall system p-49—p.52
Settings for the Local parts p.39-p.44
Settings for the Internal parts p.44—p.46
Reverb/Chorus settings p.34—-p.37
Tone settings p.31—p.34
Utility p.52—p.55
The parameters shown in the following table are available, and can be selected using the PAGE
[ ~ ][ > ] buttons. For details of each parameter and the procedures for editing, refer to the
Pages given above.
About the screen display
Parameter
When [ ?-] is displayed
This indicates that there are other pages
following this screen
:: System settings group Setting value
L: Local part settings group When [4 ] is displayed
E : Internal part settings group This indicates that there are other pages
E: Reverb/Chorus settings group preceding this screen
T: Tone settings group
When [+] is displayed
This indicates that there are other pages
preceding and following this screen
WU: Utility group
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