Roland TR-707 - Pushing the; The Track

2)
Controlling the
Composer from
the tape
recorder
The
composer can
sync to
the
synchro signal
recorded
on tape,
which is
useful
for multitrack
recording.
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Connect the
Composer
to the tape recorder
as
shown in
Fig
c—2,
(f.
Cue the tape
recorder so
that it will play from
the beginning of the
Pilot tone.
(f:
Select the Track
Playing
mode,
then seiect the
Track
to
be
played.
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Press the Sync Mode
Button
©
while
holding
the Shift Key
©
until
the Display shows
as
Fig
c-3.
Now, the
Composer
is
ready
to
be controlled
by
the
synchro signal sent
to
the Tape Sync
jack.
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Press the Play button on
the tape recorder.
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Press the Start Key
®
on the composer.
Be
sure
to
push
the
Start Key,
before the Pilot
tone turns
to
modulated tone.
The moment the Pilot tone
turns
to
modulated
tone, the composer starts
sync'ing.
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You
can leave the Tape Sync
mode before start-
ing
the Composer,
by
pushing the Sync Mode
Button
©
. You can
stop
it
while
running,
by
pushing the Stop/Continue Key
©
.
*
If slave instruments
are connected
to
the Com-
poser
by
MIDI
or DIN, they
will
sync together.
How
to return
to
the
Internal Tempo
Mode
While holding the Shift Key
©
down, push the
Sync Mode Button
©
until the Tempo/Measure
display
section shows tempo value.
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LINE IN
(L)
LINEl
IN
(fl!
TAPE
SYNC
IN
Tape
Recorder
l.
RiMONO
DIN)
TR-7CT
Figc-2
Fig
c-3
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