Roland V-Synth GT Quick Start

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Performing with AP-Synthesis
F
l
ute p
h
rase mo
d
e
l
The distinctive character of the  ute lies in how the attack sound at the beginning of each note
changes, and the way in which the sound changes when you play legato and slurs. This phrase
m
odel expresses even the subtle noises of the breath
y
ou blow, as well as the changes that occur
when you change the pitch.
Select
p
reset
p
atch number 305
.
→
“Se
l
ecting a patc
h
” (p. 24)
In order to make the e

ect o
f
AP-Synthesis easy to understand, this patch matches the
“
Flute
p
hrase model” with a “Flute waveform.”
Pl
ay a me
l
o
d
y on t
h
e
k
ey
b
oar
d.
If you play legato (without allowing breaks between notes), the sound will
ks
change smoothl
y.
When you play staccato (with clearly-de ned breaks between notes), you will hear the subtle
ne
noises of the performer blowing into the instrument and the changes that occur when the pitch is
ins
chan
g
ed.
P
la
y
the ke
y
board strongl
y.
You will hear the typical attack sound of when a  ute is blown strongly.
f wh
While playing the keyboard, move the modulation lever away from
mov
y
ourself.
Dynamics and vibrato e ects will be applied.
plied
You can also use aftertouch to produce the same e ect.
uce
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Roland V-Synth GT Specifications

General

Brand	Roland
Model	V-Synth GT
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English