Roland BR-600 User Manual Page 4

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Some musicians refer to drum patterns as beats.
Arrangements— An arrangement is a series of steps that
tell BR-600 patterns to play in a particular order. There are
50 preset arrangements and five song arrangements.
Preset arrangements utilize the preset patterns, while song
arrangements are created by you using any combination of preset or
song patterns. By creating an arrangement, you can add a sophisticated
drum backing (with beat variations and fills) that perfectly matches
your song.
RHYTHM fader—
The RHYTHM fader in the TRACK MIXER
controls the volume of the rhythm in relation to the audio
tracks. Adjust it as necessary to create the proper balance
for your song. Setting the RHYTHM fader’s level near the
dark band (as shown) is a good starting point.
Turning the Rhythm On and Off
With playback stopped, you can turn the rhythm on and off using the
RHYTHM ON/OFF button.
Press STOP to stop playback.
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Press PAD so its indicator goes out. 2
Press the Rhythm ON/OFF button to toggle its setting.3
On
Off
In lieu of turning the rhythm off, you can simply turn it down with the
RHYTHM fader instead.
Working with Drum Kits
Selecting a Drum Kit
Press PAD so its indicator goes out.1
Press RHYTHM ON/OFF so its indicator lights.2
Press PATTERN so its indicator lights.3
Press RHYTHM EDIT to display the Pattern Edit screen.4
Use the CURSOR buttons to place the onscreen cursor under [KIT], 5
and then press ENTER.
Use the CURSOR buttons to place the onscreen cursor under the 6
leftmost character, and then use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the
desired drum kit group: “P” for preset or “S” for song.
Song drum kits are empty until you load them with sounds. If you select
one of these empty kits, you won’t hear any sound when you play the
pads. For our purposes here, you should select the preset drum kit
group.
Use the CURSOR buttons to place the onscreen cursor under the
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drum kit number, and then use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the
desired drum kit.
You can audition the selected drum kit using the drum pads (press PAD
so it lights, and then strike the pads). We’ll discuss the pads in detail in
the next section.
When you’re done, press EXIT twice to return to the home screens.
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