Roland RD-600 - Changing Internal Tones and Sequencer Operation; Changing Internal Part Tones; Sequencer Recording and Playback

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Changing the Tone of an internal Part
In Edit mode when you are modifying the settings of an internal Part (when a parameter pre-
fixed by an "R" character is selected), you can change the Tone that is assigned to the internal
Part.
1.Use the PAGE [ « ][ > ] buttons to move the cursor (the blinking underline) to the part number,
and use the [INC/ YES] [DEC/NO] buttons to select the internal Part whose sound you want to
change.
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2. Press the Group/Category / Variation buttons to select the desired Tone.
When you press the buttons, the screen display will temporarily change to indicate the Tone.
Make sure that the selected Tone appears in the display.
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* After a short time, the previous display will reappear.
3.1f desired, repeat steps 1-2.
Recording/playing your performance on a sequencer
Connections with the sequencer
Connect the RD-600’s MIDI OUT to the sequencer’s MIDI IN, connect the RD-600's MIDI IN to
the sequencer’s MIDI OUT, and turn on the sequencer’s Thru function.
This will allow you to listen to the sounds that you are playing as you record.
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* For details on setting the Thru function, and on operating your sequencer for recording and playback,
refer to the owner's manual of the sequencer that you are using.
RD-600 settings
1.Set the Transmit Ch. settings of the TX UPPER/LOWER parts to INT (p.4Q).
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2.Turn off the part switches for the INT parts (make the indicators go dark). Turn on the part
switches for the TX parts (make the indicators light).
* This is so that the messages from the INT parts and the messages returned by the sequencer via its
Thru function do not cause notes to be sounded in duplicate.
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