Roland 2 User Manual
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Creating a new song
This function corrects the timing of performance data in the
specified region.
specified region.
1. In the “Song Edit Menu,” select “1. Quantize” and
[ENTER].
The SONG EDIT QUANTIZE screen will appear.
2. Use [
] [
] [
] [
] to move the cursor to the
parameter that you want to change, and use the VALUE
dial to make the desired settings.
3. Select “EXECUTE” and then press [ENTER].
It is not possible to restore the data to its original state after
executing this operation.
executing this operation.
This function erases performance data from the specified
region. The erased data will be converted to rests; the
measures themselves will remain.
region. The erased data will be converted to rests; the
measures themselves will remain.
1. In the “Song Edit Menu,” select “2. Erase” and press
[ENTER].
The SONG EDIT ERASE screen will appear.
2. Use [
] [
] [
] [
] to move the cursor to the
parameter that you want to change, and use the VALUE
dial to make the desired settings.
Correcting the note timing (Quantize)
Parameter
Value
Explanation
Part
ALL, 1–16
Selects the Song part to
which the Quantize
operation is to be applied.
which the Quantize
operation is to be applied.
From
(MEAS:
BEAT: TICK)
(MEAS:
BEAT: TICK)
0001: 01: 000–
Specifies the beginning of
the region to which
Quantize is to be applied.
the region to which
Quantize is to be applied.
To (MEAS:
BEAT: TICK)
BEAT: TICK)
0001: 01: 000–
Specifies the end of the
region to which Quantize
is to be applied.
region to which Quantize
is to be applied.
Resolution
1/4, 1/8,
1/8T, 1/16,
1/16T, 1/32,
1/32T, 1/64
1/8T, 1/16,
1/16T, 1/32,
1/32T, 1/64
Specifies the timing
interval for quantization.
interval for quantization.
Strength
0–100%
Specifies the amount of
timing correction applied
relative to the Resolution
timing interval.
If you select “100%,”
notes will be corrected all
the way to precise
intervals of the specified
Resolution.
With lower values, the
correction will not be as
tight, and with a setting of
0% there will be no
correction at all.
timing correction applied
relative to the Resolution
timing interval.
If you select “100%,”
notes will be corrected all
the way to precise
intervals of the specified
Resolution.
With lower values, the
correction will not be as
tight, and with a setting of
0% there will be no
correction at all.
Note
Range Min
Range Min
C–(Note Range
Max value)
Max value)
Specifies the lowest pitch
to be quantized.
to be quantized.
Note
Range Max
Range Max
(Note Range
Min value)–G9
Min value)–G9
Specifies the highest pitch
to be quantized.
to be quantized.
Erasing unwanted data (Erase)
Parameter
Value
Explanation
Part
ALL, 1–16
Selects the Song
part from which
data is to be erased.
part from which
data is to be erased.
From
(MEAS:
BEAT: TICK)
(MEAS:
BEAT: TICK)
0001: 01: 000–
Specifies the
beginning of the
region from which
data is to be erased.
beginning of the
region from which
data is to be erased.
To (MEAS:
BEAT: TICK)
BEAT: TICK)
0001: 01: 000–
Specifies the end of
the region from
which data is to be
erased.
the region from
which data is to be
erased.
Data Type
ALL, NOTE, PITCH
BEND, CC, PC
BEND, CC, PC
Specifies the type of
data to be erased.
data to be erased.
Range Min
(Only when Data Type= NOTE or CC)
If Data Type= NOTE:
C–(Range Max value)
C–(Range Max value)
If Data Type= CC:
0–(Range Max value)
0–(Range Max value)
Specifies the lowest
note (Note) or
lowest value (CC) of
the data that is to be
erased.
note (Note) or
lowest value (CC) of
the data that is to be
erased.
Range Max
(Only when Data Type= NOTE or CC)
If Data Type= NOTE:
(Range Min Value)–
G9
(Range Min Value)–
G9
If Data Type= CC:
(Range Min value)–
127
(Range Min value)–
127
Specifies the highest
note (Note) or
highest value (CC)
of the data that is to
be erased.
note (Note) or
highest value (CC)
of the data that is to
be erased.
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