Roland g-70 Manuel Du Propriétaire

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G-70 Music Workstation

Let us have a look at additional and more refined func-
tions you can use for song playback. See page 159 for 
recording and editing sequencer songs.

If you don’t change their assignments, the ASSIGN SW 
[1] and [2] buttons allow you to start fade-ins and fade-
outs. This function is also available for Style playback.

Note: If you changed the assignments of these buttons, see 
page 62 for how to select the Fade-In and Fade-Out functions.
Note: Fade-In and Fade-Out can also be assigned to an 
optional footswitch, etc.

■Fade-In

Fading in means that the volume of both the song 
and Keyboard parts (but neither the Vocal Harmonist 
signal, nor your voice) gradually increases, giving the 
impression that you have been playing for a long 
time before the music becomes audible. The volume 
is automatically set to zero and then gradually 
increased to the value specified with the 
[MASTER¥VOLUME] knob.

• Stop song (or Style) playback and press ASSIGN SW 

[1] (it flashes). 

• Now start song or Style playback. The volume gradu-

ally increases.
As soon as the volume has returned to normal, 
ASSIGN SW [1] goes dark.

■Fade-Out
• Start song (or Style) playback and press ASSIGN SW 

[2] (it flashes).
The volume gradually decreases until it reaches zero 
(the button goes dark). Song or Style playback stops.

If you think the Fade-In or Fade-Out takes too long, 
here’s how to change it:

(1) Press the [MENU] button.

(2) Press the [FUNCTION], then the [FADE¥IN/OUT] field.

(3) Press the field of the parameter you wish to 

change.
Press [TIME¥IN] to change the Fade-In duration (0~20 
seconds).

Press [TIME¥OUT] to change the Fade-Out duration 
(0~20 seconds).

Press [TIME¥HOLD] to set how long it takes for the 
volume to return to the [MASTER¥VOLUME] setting 
(0~10 seconds) after completing the fade-out.

(4) Set the desired value with the [DATA÷ENTRY] dial or 

the [DEC]/[INC] buttons.

(5) Press the [EXIT] button to return to the main page.