Roland V-Bass - Pickup

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Chapter 5. Parameter guide

PIPE

An instrument simulating a mellow, woodwind reed.

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CRYSTAL

An instrument with a metallic resonance.

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ORGAN

A long-tone instrument suitable for playing solo parts or

slow songs. Like an organ, you can adjust the volume

balance between three parameters to create the desired

sound.

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BRASS

This instrument is similar to a brass instrument.

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PEDAL PITCH SHIFT

Pedal operations will change the pitch.

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POLY OCTAVE

(Polyphonic octaver bass)

This instrument creates the impression of octaves played on

individual strings.

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POLY DISTORTION

(Polyphonic distortion bass)

This distorts each string individually to produce a sound that

does not become “mush” when you play a chord.

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POLY SLOW GEAR

(Polyphonic slow gear bass)

Simulates a volume-swell (violin-style) performance technique.

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PICKUP

Specify the pickup simulator.

* This cannot be turned on/off.

PRESET

Select one of the preset types of pickup.

● If the COSM BASS parameter TYPE

is set to “ACCOUSTIC”

TYPE

Specifies the pickup that you want to use.

TONE

-50–+50

Specifies the tone of the pickup. The volume of the upper

range will be boosted for positive settings, and attenuated for

negative settings.

LEVEL

0–100

Adjust the volume of the pickup. With a setting of “0,” no

sound is produced.

FILTER (P. 49) P-BEND (P. 50) SUSTAIN (P. 50)