Roland TR-727 - Page 13

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Regard the
16
Main Keys
as an entire
bar, and
push the
IVlain Keys that
correspond
to the steps
where
you want the instrunnent
voice
selected
in
the
procedure
(5).
Now,
in
the Display,
the dots
of the corresponding positions
(steps) light
or
flash.
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If
you
wish to erase the
voice
you have written
into a
certain step, sinnply
press the
Main Key
that
corresponds that
step.
(7)
Now, nnove to the other instrument voices.
Re-
peat
procedures
®
and
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for each
instrunnent
voice.
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Now,
you can hear the
complete
pattern.
At
this
stage, you can modify
it any
way
you want, by
re-selecting other
instruments
and changing their
timing, or adding
accent.
(D
To
write
accents,
hold down the Instrument
Selector
Button
@
,
and
without releasing it,
push
the Accent Key
#
(=
Enter Key).
®
Regard
the 16 Main Keys
as
an entire
bar,
and
push
the Main Keys
that correspond to the
steps
where
you
want accents.
There
are two kinds
of
accents,
weaker, and
stronger.
Pressing
a
Main
Key once
will write
a weaker
accent
to
the cor-
responding position,
and pressing
it
again will
write the
stronger
accent. And
pressing it
once
again
will cancel the accent
altogether, and the
indicator light
will go out.
The dots
(
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)
in
the Display either
flash or glow
steadily depending on
what drum voice is
currently
selected.
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Weaker accent and
stronger
accent can be distin-
guished
by
the
Display's
response.
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®
"
flashes
when
weaker,
and
lights
steadily
when stronger.
(Q)
When you
are satisfied with
the sound, it is time
to
leave
"write" mode
to
store the pattern in its
final
form:
i)
Press
the
Stop/Continue
Key
ii)
In future, you can
always
come
back
to the
same
pattern
by pushing
the
same Pattern
Group Button, the
Main
Key
you selected
in
the
procedure
(f) ,
then the
Start Key
@
.
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