Roland V-Synth GT - Section

29
Overview
Basic operationPlaying soundsCreating soundsIndex
Vio
l
in
ph
rase mo
d
e
l
The characteristics o
f
the violin include “bow movement,” “

n
g
er movement,” and “double-stop.
”
This phrase model will express le
g
ato, tenuto, slurs, and double-stops. The model also expresses
the lingering resonances o
f
the strings and body when you stop the sound, and adds various
ot
h
e
r n
o
i
ses.
Select preset patch number 302
.
→
“Se
l
ecting a patc
h
” (p. 24)
In order to make the e ect of AP-S
y
nthesis eas
y
to understand, this patch matches the
“
Violin phrase model” with a “Violin waveform.
”
Play a melody on the keyboard.
key
If you play legato (without allowing breaks between notes), the sound
wi
wi
ll
c
h
ange smoot
hly.
-de ned breaks between notes), or with varying degrees of force.
breaks be
Try playing staccato (with clearly-
y-
e respond in the way that is typical of a violin.
th
Notice that the pitch and volume
e
oard, move the modulation lever away from
ve
While playing the keybo
o
y
oursel
f
.
be ap
pplied.
Dynamics and vibrato e ects will
ll
o produce the same e ect.
duce the same
You can also use aftertouch t
to
holding down the [S1] button.
lding down t
Play the keyboard while
e
tton, your playing will have the distinctive tremolo of a violin.
, your playing will
While you hold down the [S1] but
ut
Play the keyboard while holding down the [S2] button.
ding down
le
Wh
i
l
e
y
ou
h
o
ld
d
own t
h
e [S2]
b
utton,
y
our p
l
a
y
ing wi
ll
b
e pizzicato.
T
he operation of [S1] and [S2] can be assigned in Patch Common. For details, refer to
“
E
d
itin
g
a Tone (Pro E
d
it)” in t
h
e owner’s manua
l
.
P
la
y
the ke
y
board while holding down the foot switch
.
W
hen
y
ou pla
y
legato (without allowing breaks between notes), the distinctive portamento e ect
of a violin will be applied
.
1.
*
2
.
3.
*
4
.
5.
*
6.
The V-S
y
nth GT’s AP-S
y
nthesis is generall
y
for solo (monophonic) sounds. However, de
-
pending on how
y
ou pla
y
it, the violin VariPhrase model can produce up to four notes o
f
polyphony in order to simulate the sound o
f
a violin’s
f
our strings.
✍