Roland FANTOM Series, Справочное руководство

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Recording a Pattern
Recording
Parameter
Value Explanation
<REC EVENT>
Lets you select the performance data that is recorded during
realtime recording .
NOTE
Note messages
CONTROL
CHANGE
Control change messages
PITCH BEND Pitch bend messages
CHANNEL
AFTER
Channel aftertouch messages
POLY AFTER Polyphonic aftertouch messages
[E5] CLICK
OFF, ON Turns the click (metronome) on/off .
Tempo [E4] knob
=5–300
Specifies the tempo .
Length [E3]
knob
1–32 Specifies the length of the pattern .
3.
Make TRACK/PATTERN settings.
Recording
Parameter
Value Explanation
NEW/MIX
MIX
Overdub-record onto the pattern of the selected
track .
NEW
Newly record onto an empty pattern of the selected
track .
TRACK 1–16 Indicates the track to record .
PATTERN A–H Indicates the pattern of the track to record .
In the example shown in the illustration below, TRACK 1-B is
selected . Of patterns A–H, the selected pattern is enclosed by a
red frame .
Already-recorded patterns are solid blue .
<TRACK/PATTERN> Recorded pattern
Select TRACK 1-B
Empty Pattern
When you touch <TRACK/PATTERN>, you move to the PATTERN
screen, where you can select the track (1–16) and pattern (A–H)
to record . You can select the track and pattern by using the [
H
]
[
I
] [
K
] [
J
] buttons to move the red frame, or by directly touching
a vacant area in the screen .
Since zones and tracks correspond with each other, using the
ZONE SELECT buttons to switch the current zone also changes
the recording-destination track in tandem . If you change the
recording-destination track, the zone played by the track also
changes in tandem .
(Example) Zone 2 (Bass): Track 2
0
Zone 10 (Drum): Track 10
4.
Press the [
7
REC] button.
5.
Press the [
A
PLAY] button to start recording.
You can also start recording by touching <START> .
The REALTIME RECORDING screen appears .
Measure indication
Recorded data exists
Playback position
indicator
6.
Play the keyboard.
Knob and controller operations are also recorded .
You can use the following functions while recording .
Menu Explanation
ERASE [E1] Accesses the realtime erase screen .
Length [E2]
Indicates the length of the pattern . This value
cannot be changed .
Tempo [E3] knob
Lets you change the tempo during recording .
Tempo data is not recorded even if you change it .
STOP [E4] Stops recording and returns to the PATTERN screen .
REC END [E5]
Enters playback mode, and moves to the REC
STANDBY screen .
CLOSE [E6]
Returns to the previous screen while remaining in
recording mode .
<Input Quantize>
Lets you switch this function on/off or change its
settings during recording .
<LOOP REC SW>
Lets you switch this function on/off during
recording .
7.
Press the [
9
STOP] button to stop recording.
When you have finished recording, repeat steps 1–5 as necessary
to record variation patterns on the same track or to record on
another track .
When creating a group or song in the next section, it’s a good
idea to divide it into several tracks and create several patterns so
that the differences are easy to understand .
Removing Unwanted Data During
Recording
(Realtime Erase)
Realtime erase is a function lets you erase unwanted data
during realtime recording . In particular when LOOP REC SW is
“on,” you can use this to conveniently erase just an unwanted
portion while you continue recording .
1.
Start realtime recording (p. 86).
2.
In the REALTIME RECORDING screen, select
[E1] ERASE.
The REALTIME ERASE screen appears .
Lower limit key
Upper limit key
Playback position
indicator
3.
Erase unwanted data.
Operation
Explanation
Erase all data
Press the [E1] knob <ERASE ALL> .
The data is erased while you hold down the button .
Erase notes of a specific
key
Press the corresponding key .
The data is erased while you hold down the key .
Erase notes of a specific
range of keys
Press the top and bottom key of the range .
The data is erased while you hold down the keys .
4.
Select [E6] CLOSE.
You return to the REALTIME RECORDING screen .