Roland TR-606 - Page 10

BASIC
COURSE
(Cont'd}
10.
While holding
the
FUNCTION
button
(1)
down,
press
the
SELECTOR
switch (K)
ol
the
last
step in
the
measure.
In
litis
case,
press #)6.
*
The LED
indicators (I)
begin
scanning
across
from #1
to
the last
step
that is
#16
in
this
case.
Once
again,
if
you
malce
a
mistalce. just
repeat
operation
10.
1
1
.
Select
the
instrument
to
be
written
by
rotating
the
TRACK/INSTRUMENT
selector
©.
Set
it at
BD
(Bass
Drum) in
this
case.
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12.
Press the
SELECTOR
switches
(K)
corres-
ponding
to
the
dots
in
the
score (Fig.
1
1
one by
one.
»
The LED
indicators
(L)
of the
selected
steps will
light,
and you
will
hear the
selected
instrument
sound on
those
steps.
*
You
can
adjust
the
speed by
using
the
TEMPO
control
knob
(B).
This
will
allow
you to
write at a
slower
speed,
if
a
faster
speed
proves
difficult,
etc.
13.
14.
"
Erasing
is
completed
when all
the LED
indicator (E)
lights
are out.
The
pattern
can
also
be
written in
real
time
by
using
the TAP
method (M).
While
the
Rhythm is
running,
just
press
the TAP
button
(y)
at
the
appropriate
places
in
the
measure.
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If
you
press
the
wrong
SELECTOR
switch
(K),
just
press
the
same SELEC-
TOR
switch (K)
again, and
then the
written sound
will be
erased
and
the
LED
indicator (l)
will
be
turned
off.
O
®
Repeat
11-12
(or the
other
instruments
in
the
Fig.
1
example.
*
BD
Bass
Drum
SD
Snare
Drum
LT
Low
Tom
HT
High
Tom
CY
CYmbal
OH
Open
Hi-Hat
CH
Closed
Hi-Hat
AC
Accent
*
If you
want to
erase a
note,
simply
press
the
respective
SELECTOR
switch
(Q
.
When you
want
to
erase
all
of
the
notes
of
the
selected
instrument,
hold
the
CLEAR/RESET
button
(?)
down
until
all the
notes are
cleared.
(Ex. BD
in
this
case)
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TAP
STEP
BESET
15.
Press
the
RUN/STOP
button
f
ni»i/STOP
*
You
have
just
written
the
Rhythm
Pattern
indicated in
Fig. 1
into
the
computer
memory.
IMPORTANT
NOTES
When
pressing
the
button,
do
not fail to
release it
once,
and
go
on to
the
next
operation,
except
for the
cases
that
it is
specifically
instructed
to
keep
pressing the
button.
(The
TR-6(X
does
not
function
properly
if you
go
on to
the
next
operation
without
releasing
the
button.!