Roland TR-626 - [Z] Applications; A.copying Rhythm Patterns

Applications
[2] Applications
The following functions will allow you to more effectively write and
play complicated rhythm patterns.
1. Functions to use while writing patterns
These functions arc usable when either tap or step writing rhythm
patterns.
a. Copying Rhythm Patterns
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Examples of copying operation
(Copying preset rhythm A-5 to D-1)
( 1) Designation of the pattern group and
No. for the copy receiving side
A 0
□
1 4
TAMBOURINE
COWBELL
D
·-
User-programmed and preset rhythm patterns can be copied into
another pattern number. When there is a rhythm pattern that is
similar to one that you would like to have it is often quicker and
easier to copy and then modify the old pattern.
Check that the TR - 626 is not playing.
Decide where you want the old pattern
pattern with the Pattern Group Keys
Keys (1 to 16).
copied to and then select this
(D, E, and F), and the Main
Press and hold the Shift Key while all of the following instructions
are carried out in the order written here: press the Copy Key (Main
Key 11 ), then press the Pattern Group Key of the rhythm pattern
that you would like to copy, then press the pattern number (Main
Key 1 to 16), and lastly push the Enter Key.
* Chained rhythm patterns (see p.47) cannot to be copied. Only the pattern
of the pressed Main Key can be copied.
(2) Copying operation
D
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PATTERN
,- 1.-11. I
D
I
L ,- =,
,
Rhythm pattern of the
copy receiving unit.
A 0
□
Rhythm Pattern of the copy receiving un_it
1 4
PATTERN
D
,- o,_,
A
C
LI -1
_,
·-
ACCENT
42
□-
ENTER