Roland TR-707 - Page 21

3)
Setting
the Flam
interval
The
interval
of
Flam
can
be
written
after
having
entered
Fiam in
either'
Step
Writing
or Tap
Writing
mode.
But
the
Flam
interval
writing
operation
should be
done
in
the
Step
Writing
mode, so
if the
composer
is in
the
Tap
Writing
mode,
change to
the
Step
Writing
mode.
There are 4
different
intervals
optional
by
the Main
Keys
10 to
13.
The
shortest
interval
is
Key
10,
and
the
longest is
13..The
Key 9
is
Off.
©
Hold
down
the
Shuffle/Flam
Button
®
and
press
any
of the
Main
Keys 9
to 13
to
set
the
Flam
interval.
(D
if you
want
to
know
the
Flam
interval
currently
set,
press
the
Shuffle/Flam
Button
®
and
see
which
Main
Key
tights up.
*
The
position
of
the
Tempo
Knob
does
not
affect
the
Fiam
interval.
b.
Shuffle
A
shuffle beat is
one in
which a
bounce-note is
added
immediately
in front
of each crotchet beat.
This
is
done
for at
least
one
chorus and
frequently
for a
whole
tune.
A
shuffle
beat may
be
added to
any
rhythm
pattern in
common
time
(when
either
of
the
Sower
2 lines
of
the
Scale is
selected).
The
added
bounce
is
changed
in
volume with 4
options
using
the
Main Keys
1 to
5. To
set
the
Shuffle beat:
©
Change
to
the
Step
Writing
mode and
have
the
rhythm
running.
(D
Hold
down the
Shuffle/Flam
Button
©
while
pushing
the
relevant
Main
Keys
which
will
be
zero
with key
1 and
maximum
with- key
5.
(D
If you
want
to
know
the
bounce
currently
set,
push
the
Shuffle/Flam
Button.
A Main
Key
will
light up
to
indicate
the
degree
of bounce.
Bounce is
getting
stronger.
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