Roland Piano Manual De Usuario

In the Loop window, you can now select the loop modes 
(POINT, 1 MEAS, 2 MEAS, 4 MEAS, 8 MEAS, 16 MEAS, 
SONG ALL).

The selection here is linked with both Loop Play and Loop 
Recording. In other words, the settings you make in the Loop 
window will be applied to the Loop settings for playback, as 
well as to the loop settings for recording in the Recording 
Standby window.
Loop on/off settings are also linked between the various 
PATCH PLAY, PERFORMANCE PLAY, and MULTITIMBRE 
PLAY screens, and in the Loop, Song Edit, and Recording 
Standby windows.

If the Patch List window or the Rhythm List window are set 
to display sorted by categories (i.e., when [7 (Ctg)] has a 
check mark (✔) assigned), the category name for the selected 
patch will be displayed in the MULTITIMBRE PLAY screen.

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After editing Patch or Volume settings in the MULTITIMBRE 
PLAY screen, you can revert to the original value (Undo), or 
set the edited value again (Redo).
To revert to the original value, hold down [JUMP] and press 
[INC] or [DEC]. To set the edited value again, hold down 
[JUMP] again and press [INC] or [DEC].

In the Performance Copy window and Multitimbre Copy 
window, an “All” setting has been added to Mode. When 
you use this mode, all name, effect, and part settings can be 
copied between performances and multitimbres.

In the Performance Initialize window and Multitimbre 
Initialize window, a new “SOUND CONTROL” selection has 
been added to the Type field. This lets you set the following 
parameters for the specified part (Part: All, 1–16) to the 
stored value (Value: STORED) or the factory-set value 
(Value: DEFAULT).

Cutoff Offset

Resonance Offset

Attack Time Offset

Release Time Offset

Decay Time Offset

Vibrato Rate

Vibrato Depth

Vibrato Delay

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In the Track Edit (Quantize) window, you can now select 
“All” for Track (target track).
This allows you to simultaneously perform quantization on 
all tracks: phrase tracks 1–16, beat track, and tempo track.