Roland V-Synth Book

Backing Up your Data
Backing Up your Data
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For general information about USB-related procedures, please refer to “Settings
Common to All Modes” and “Connecting to your Computer via USB” in the
Owner’s Manual. To learn how to back up and restore data, please read the chapter
“Disk-Related Functions (Disk Mode)”.
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Preset Memory
Patch
(Max:512)
Wave
(Max:999)
Project
PC Card
Patch
(Max:512)
Wave
(Max:999)
Project
Patch
(001 - 287)
Wave
(001 - 324)
Patch
(Play/Edit)
Temporary Area
Patch
(Max:512)
Wave
(Max:999)
Project
Internal Memory
Load
Project
Factory
Reset
Save
Project
Patch
Write
Load
Project
Save
Project
Patch
Write
Patch
Select
Patch
Write
Sampling
Computer
(PC or Mac)
USB
Work Area
Now that you have started making your own sounds on the V-Synth, it’s time you thought about making back-up copies. To be able to
transfer entire projects, patches and samples (in WAV, AIFF or the V-Synth’s proprietary W00 format) between your V-Synth and
computer, the USB drivers must be installed in your computer. When the USB connection is established, the driver installation will begin
automatically. Apple Macintosh (OS 9.04 or later, OSX) as well as Microsoft Windows (Me, 2000 and XP) are supported at present.

Roland V-Synth Specifications

General

Arpeggiator	Yes
Velocity Sensitivity	Yes
Aftertouch	Yes
Vocoder	Yes
USB	No
Keyboard	61 keys (velocity and aftertouch sensitive)
Effects	Chorus, Delay, Reverb, Distortion, Flanger, Phaser
Sampling	Yes
Display	320x240 pixel color LCD
MIDI	In/Out/Thru
Type	Synthesizer
LFO	Yes
Storage	SmartMedia card
Outputs	Stereo
Headphones	Yes
Power Supply	AC
Inputs	Stereo Line, Microphone
Audio Inputs	Stereo Line, Mic