Roland VR-700 Manuale Utente

 

Creating Organ Sounds

 

Turning the knob toward the right will raise the gain, adding 

distortion to the sound.

The reverb effect adds reverberation to the sound.

 

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Turning the knob toward the right will increase the reverb.

If you turn the knob all the way to the left, there will be no reverb.

 

Reverberation will be applied both to the organ sound and the 

ensemble sounds. You can adjust the reverb balance between 

the organ sounds and ensemble sounds. For details, refer to 

By changing the reverb type you can experience the sensation of 

performing in a variety of locations.

 

The reverb type will change each time you press the [REVERB] 

button, and the display will indicate the reverb type.

 

Making the Sound Distort

The VR-700 also faithfully simulates the amp that is combined 

with the rotary speaker. The VR-700 simulates five different 

amp types, allowing you to produce various kinds of distortion.

You can change the amp type by editing the Function mode 

From a jazzy sound to a heavily overdriven sound suitable for 

rock, you can change the amp type to enjoy sounds suitable for 

a variety of musical styles.

Emphasizes the peculiarities of a particular amp’s distortion. 

When turned on, the sound is modified in a way that makes the 

lower range thicker while producing characteristic distortion in 

the middle to upper ranges; this modification takes into 

account the settings for the amp type and the current statuses 

of the expression pedal and harmonic bars.

Turning the [GAIN] knob clockwise makes the effect stronger. 

Changes can be made by means of the Function mode’s 

 

Adding Reverberation (Reverb)

 

Changing the Reverb Type

 

Room

The reverberation of a room

Hall

The reverberation of a large hall

Cathedral

The reverberation of a cathedral

Spring reverb

The reverberation of a spring 
reverb unit

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