Roland TD-7 - Page 130

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the phrase cannot be
0 Interval ;'eCQ|'de|j_
This p:.tr;tn1eter sets the pluyh;.tclt tempoul' Stitttttl—otl~Sotttttl data. mt start iceortlirtg ht’ tlepressing.1_ [
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lootsouch 2 then htttmg ll ptttl. lhe time mterrttl lltfl\\'L‘L‘ll tltcse two crents tletermines the hztsrt" tetltpo. [
Youcztnselcct 1.»-"t-l. 1.--"’.llot'Ol’F. Thetiininf-1 tztluc‘ You select. here is set ;tstl'te'lte;tt"ollhe selectctl >t= When OFF is selected.
note. the basic tempo is not
1 set and no quantization
T ‘ ‘ A qututcr note is applied.
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A 1 E An eighth note
l 1.-"'IlI:-3 Quzuter note triplets ;
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IQuanttze [1/8, 1/12, 1/16, 1/24, 1/32, 1/48, 1/64, HIGH (1/96)] i
The quantize function corrects timing inaccttntcies that occur during recording. For instance, ifyou sct i
it (resolution) to 1 1 I5, all the sixteenth notes in your sequence will fall precisely on the sixteenth note .
divisions in each measure. [Notes of longer duration will fall on their respective dit-risions as well.l [T
Normally, this setting should reflect the smallest note value in your sequence. When set to H I EH, .
no quantization will he applied to what you play.
Example:1/16 resolution __ go
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Actual note date ....... _ _ -- $
Ouantize at sixteenth fi -B ;
we resolution t*' "2 "t 6*"
Note date after 1
quantization 6 ____ - .
Recorded data Q
The maximum length ol'dat'.-1 that can he recorded when using Sottntl-on-Sottrtcl is 112 hezits l with the
quarter note setting). That is. 2.8 measures in or fl? tneztsures in 3.-‘ll. A
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The Sound-on-Sound and Pltrase Sequencer (P. 92)dat'.-1 are recorded in the common memory ztrczt. ll
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the Phrase Sequencer data is too large. the Sound-on-Sound data cannot he recorded. ll this happens. t
check the available memory area with the Available Memon,-' function (P. 1073) and reduce the ttnrount ll
of data you want to record.
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