Roland BR-600 User Manual download pdf (Page 10)

Use the CURSOR buttons to place the onscreen cursor under [REC], 4

and then press ENTER. The Pattern screen is displayed, and the

pattern is ready to accept step entry. The following illustration shows

the various components of the Pattern screen:

Measure SoundClock

Beat Quantize

Note grid

To choose the desired note value for step entry, move the onscreen 5

cursor under the quantize value, and then use the TIME/VALUE dial

to select the desired note value. The onscreen note grid adjusts to

reflect the new setting.

To choose the drum sound that you wish to record, move the onscreen

cursor under the drum sound in the upper right hand corner, and

then use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the desired sound.

Now, move the onscreen cursor to the note grid on the lower portion

of the display, and move the cursor under the desired grid position.

The measure, beat, and/or clock values will update to show the

current position.

In this example, C. HH (closed hi-hat) is selected as the drum sound, the note

grid is set to sixteeth notes, and the first grid position is selected with the

cursor (as indicated by the circle).

To enter the selected drum sound at the grid position, turn the TIME/8

VALUE dial. You can enter the sound at one of four different settings:

off, low velocity, medium velocity, or high velocity. The grid position

shows the current setting:

Off Low Medium High

Once a drum sound is entered on the grid, you can fine-tune its

velocity with Fader 1. When the fader is moved, the current velocity

(V001-V127) is briefly shown in the upper right-hand corner of the

display.

Use the procedures described in Steps 5-8 to enter, delete, or edit

the velocity of additional drum sounds in the pattern. If you wish to

hear the pattern play as you’re entering drum sounds, press the PLAY

button. To adjust the tempo of pattern playback, tap the TAP TEMPO

button. To stop playback, press STOP.

When you’re done entering drum sounds, press EXIT.

You can mix-and-match recording styles while recording a pattern. For

example, you might want to set up the basic beat with step recording,

and then switch to realtime recording to play some fills over the top.

Naming a Pattern

Using the procedure described in “Selecting a Pattern for Recording,” 1

select a song pattern that you’ve recorded.

On the Rhythm Edit screen, use the CURSOR buttons to move the

onscreen cursor under [NAME], and then press ENTER.

Use the CURSOR buttons and TIME/VALUE dial to name the pattern.

When you’re done, press EXIT.4

Erasing a Pattern

On the Rhythm Edit screen, use the CURSOR buttons to move the 1

onscreen cursor under [ERASE], and then press ENTER.

Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the song pattern you want to

erase.

Press ENTER. “Are you sure?” is displayed. To complete the erase

procedure, press ENTER again. If you decide that you don’t want to

erase the pattern, press EXIT instead.

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