Roland TD-7 - Page 96

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® Move the cursor to Jf.-*2-'T*'tl='t'.3, then set the tempo with the [DATA] tlittl.
@ Move the cursor to i;ii.l8t”tl.- i E19. then set the Qtttmtize vttlue with the [DATA] dial. 11> “Qu3nfiZe" means Coy-
recting timing inaccuracy
@' Press [1]( [SYSTEM] fl to select the record stand-by mode. in performance,
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The LED of the [SEQUENCER] button tlttsltes at the current tempo. Play the pttds (or at lteyhottrtll
in time with the llttslting LED or the unit's metrononte. Wltttt you pluy will he recorded in real-time.
During Loop recording, the ntettsures in your sequence (or Loop) will play over and over again. For
extttttple, if you are recording Lt two bar sequence, those two hers will he played repeatedly. During
recording, wltttt you play is immediately tttldetl to what you played previously. in this way. you can
build up your sequence until it's complete.
® When you finish, press [3] t[El)lTl) to stop recording.
To playback the sequence data, press [2] (lSEQtEENCERl).
You “can also play hack the sequence data by playing the pads. The parameters for this function are
shown on page 4*~i. '
tvttett the TD-‘}"receives :1 MIDI Note On ntessage from an external device, it starts playing hack the
sequence data. The Note On messttge is sent on the MlDl channel set in the Trigger (Trigger Trunstttit
Channel). W P. 115
You can start playing :.t sequence pattern by pressing the Hi-hat Control Pedal (FD-Yzoptionl. How to
set the sequence Pattern to be played is explained on page 69.
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To change tempo or
quantize values during
recording, move the
cursor to the relevant
parameter, then change
the value using the
[DATA] dial. However,
when the Sync Mode
(er P. 105) is set to
l*lI[I*I, you cannot
change tempo values. In
this mode, the display will
show»! =r=t i el and the TD-
7 starts recording only
when it receives MlDl
timing clocks from an
external MlDl device.
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