Roland SP-404MK2, Reference Manual

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Appendix
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List of Shortcut Keys
You can quickly recall a desired function or screen by pressing a button or pad while holding down the [SHIFT] button.
Shortcuts that use the [SHIFT] button
While holding down
the [SHIFT] button
Function Explanation
Bank [A/F]–[E/J]
buttons
BANK VOLUME Adjusts the volume for the specified bank overall.
→
“ Adjusting the Volume for All Banks (BANK VOLUME) (P.12)”
[COPY] button
BANK PROTECT This function prevents the samples and patterns assigned to a pad from
being copied, overwritten by editing or accidentally deleted.
→
“ Protecting a Sample (PROTECT) (P.55)”
[BPM SYNC] button
SYNC ALL
ON/OFF
Turns the BPM SYNC parameter for all samples in the selected bank on/off.
[LOOP] button
PING-PONG
LOOP
Loops the sample by repeatedly playing back forward and then backward.
→
“ Playing Back Samples Repeatedly (LOOP) (P.15)”
[GATE] button
GATE ALL
ON/OFF
Turns the GATE parameter for all samples in the selected bank on/off.
[ROLL] button
ROLL SET This shows how to set the roll interval (how fast the roll repeats).
→
“ Setting the Roll Interval (P.17)”
[START/END] button
CHOP Splits the sample at the marker positions, and assigns the resulting samples
to separate pads.
→
“ Using a Marker to Split and Assign a Sample to a Pad (CHOP) (P.46)”
[PITCH/SPEED] button
ENVELOPE Sets how the volume changes when the sample plays back.
→
“ Making Fade-in/Fade-out Settings (ENVELOPE) (P.47)”
[PATTERN SELECT]
button
UNDO Undoes the data you just inputted (recorded).
●
Enabled only when recording a pattern
[REMAIN] button (at
least three seconds)
LIVE MODE Use this to disable buttons that are not used when playing live (sampling and
edit-related buttons).
→
“ Disabling Buttons that Are Not Used When Playing Live (LIVE MODE) (P.26)”
[EXIT] button
STOP Stops the playback of all samples.
→
“ Stopping All Sample Playback (STOP) (P.25)”
Pad [1]
FIXED VELOCITY Sets the sample’s velocity so that it always plays back at 127 (the maximum).
→
“ Setting a Fixed Sample Volume (FIXED VELOCITY) (P.19)” “ Changing the
Pitch or Playback Speed of a Sample (PITCH/SPEED) (P.50)”
Pad [2]
16 VELOCITY Changes a sample’s velocity (volume) in steps when it plays back.
→
“ Changing the Sample Volume for Playback (16 VELOCITY) (P.20)”
Pad [3]
CUE Adjusts the balance of the audio you monitor via the PHONES jack.
→
“ Monitoring with Headphones (CUE) (P.80)”
Pad [4]
CHROMATIC Lets you play back samples (changing their pitches) as a chromatic scale with
the pads.
→
“ Playing Back Samples in Scale Pitches (CHROMATIC) (P.21)”
Pad [5]
EXCHANGE Exchanges (swaps) the sample or pattern data saved in different pads.
→
“ Exchanging (Swapping) Samples Between Pads (P.54)”
Pad [6]
INIT PARAM Initializes the sample parameters for the selected pad.
→
“ Initializing the Sample Parameters (INIT PARAM) (P.53)”
Pad [7]
PAD LINK Lets you play back all the pads at the same time that are assigned to a group,
by using a single pad.
→
“ Playing Back Multiple Pads at the Same Time (PAD LINK GROUPS) (P.23)”
Pad [8]
MUTE GROUP Groups together samples that you don’t want to play together (samples that
you don’t want layered).
→
“ Preventing Samples from Playing Back at the Same Time (MUTE
GROUP) (P.24)”
Pad [9]
METRONOME Turns the metronome on/off.
→
“ Sampling (P.37)” “ Resampling a Sample (RESAMPLE) (P.39)” “ Creating a New
Pattern (Real-time Recording) (P.58)” “ Resampling a Pattern (RESAMPLE) (P.63)”
Pad [10]
COUNT-IN Adds a count-in before sampling or pattern recording begins.
→
“ Adding a Count-in Before Sampling (P.37)” “ Adding a Count-in Before
Recording a Pattern (P.59)”
Pad [11]
TAP TEMPO Lets you set the tempo in an intuitive way by tapping the pad in time, as if
you were clapping out the beat.