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Editing a Tone (Pro Edit)

“Pro Edit” lets you individually edit all of a tone’s parameters, allowing you to perform detailed and professional tone

editing.

In the Patch Play screen, select the tone that you want to edit.

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Touch <PRO EDIT>.

The Pro Edit window will appear.

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After you’ve selected a structure, edit the parameters of each section to create the sound.

Save the tone you’ve created. (p. 81)

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Important Safety Instructions4
Using the Unit Safely5
Important Notes7
- Using Usb Memory8
- Table of Contents9
How to Use the Documentation15
Main Features16
Getting Ready17
- Connecting an Amp and Speaker System17
- Turning on the Power18
- Turning off the Power19
Panel Descriptions20
- Front Panel20
- Rear Panel24
Overview of the V-Synth GT26
- How the V-Synth GT Is Organized26
  - Basic Structure26
  - Polyphony27
- About Structures28
  - Structure Type28
- About Memory30
  - Memory Structure30
- About Variphrase32
Basic Operation of the V-Synth GT33
- Basic Operations in the Touch Panel33
  - Moving the Cursor33
  - Editing a Value34
- Common Icons in the Touch Panel36
- Using the Map Function37
- The V-Synth Gt's Four Modes38
Patch Mode (Playing in Patch Mode)39
- About the Patch Play Screen39
- Selecting a Patch40
  - Selecting Patches from the List41
  - Selecting Favorite Patches (Patch Palette)42
- Applying Various Effects to the Sound43
- Arpeggiator51
  - Playing Arpeggios51
  - Holding an Arpeggio51
- V-LINK (Synchronizing Music and Video While You Play the V-Synth GT)52
  - Enter V-LINK Mode53
  - V-LINK Functions that the V-Synth GT Can Control and MIDI Messages53
Patch Mode (Editing a Patch)54
- Creating a Patch54
- Selecting a Tone55
  - Selecting a Tone from a List57
- Patch Menu58
- Patch Common (Settings Shared by the Entire Patch)63
  - Editing the Patch Common Parameters63
- Common (Settings Used by the Entire System)65
- Key Range68
- Arpeggio69
  - Arpeggio Pattern Edit (Creating an Original Arpeggio Pattern)71
- Effects (Setting Effects for a Patch)76
Patch Mode (Editing a Tone)80
- Creating a Tone80
- Tone Menu81
Editing a Tone (Pro Edit)85
- Com (Settings Common to the Entire Tone)86
- OSC1/OSC2 (Oscillator 1/2)95
- Mod115
  - MOD Type115
- Cosm1/Cosm2117
  - COSM Type117
  - Lfo118
- Tva119
  - Lfo120
- AP Syn (AP-Synthesis)124
- Tone-FX (Tone Effect)139
- Using Steps to Vary the Sound (Multi Step Modulator)142
- Multi Step Modulator144
Vocal Designer146
- How Vocal Designer Is Structured147
- Using Vocal Designer148
- Vocal Designer150
- MIC Settings151
- Vocoder155
Editing a Tone (SOUND SHAPER II)158
- Cosm160
- AP-Synthesis161
- Effects162
Sample Mode163
- Sampling163
- Editing a Sample178
- Encode (Converting the Sample to V-Synth GT Data)187
- Saving a Sample191
- Checking Sample Information192
System Mode (Settings Common to All Modes)193
- How to Make the System Function Settings193
- System Menu194
  - System Write (Saving the System Settings)194
  - System Init (Initializing the System Settings)195
- Common (Settings Common to the Entire System)196
- Controller (Controller-Related Settings)203
- V-LINK Settings208
- Info (Viewing Various Information)213
  - Version (Checking the Version)213
  - Features (Checking the Functions)213
Utility Mode214
- Project (Project-Related Settings)215
- USB Storage (Exchanging Files with Your Computer)221
- Beep (Beep Tone Settings)227
- E1-E8 Knobs (E1-E8 Knob Settings)228
- Screen Saver229
- Wallpaper (Changing the Wallpaper)230
  - Import (Importing an Image as Wallpaper)230
- Calibration (Adjusting the Controllers)231
- Format (Initializing Internal Memory or USB Memory)234
- Factory Reset (Reset to Default Factory Settings)235
MIDI Implementation Chart236
Specifications237
Index239

Brand	Roland
Model	V-Synth GT
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English

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