Roland TR-626 - Playing and Writing Rhythm Patterns

Basic Operation
3. Playing and Writing Rhythm Patterns
First off, a bar or bars of rhythm pattern should be written.
Although it is possible, of course, lo write every rhythm originally, it
is usually easier and simpler to combine basic patterns already stored
in the TR- 626's memory. Preset and user-programmed patterns can
be combined to make new patterns. The rhythm patterns are organized
in six groups, A to F. There arc sixteen rhythms memorized for each
group.
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Preset rhythms, which cannot be rewritten, are stored in pattern
groups A, B, and C. It is possible to alter the level and the pitch of
each drum voice. Your own rhythm patterns can be written in pattern
groups D, E and F.
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