Roland 04672434 Manuale Utente

 

This function allows you use your playing dynamics to control the 
volume of the mix of the two channels. The volume and balance of the 
channels change according to the dynamics each time you pick the strings.

 

You can set the point at which the volume changes in the settings 
screen as you check the dynamics level shown by the meter. 

 

The A/B BAL setting is disabled when DYNAMIC is switched 
on.

*1

Setting available when TYPE is set to DYNA A or DYNA B.

*2

Setting available when TYPE is set to DYNA BAL.

 

With DYNAMIC, when a new note is detected, the peak level at 
the instant the string is picked (i.e., the playing dynamics) is 
held momentarily, and control of the channel volume or balance 
is based on that value.
The playing dynamics controls the sound as described below.

• When the level is at or below the LOWER RNG setting, the 

playing controls the volume or balance of the softer sounds set 
in LOWER LEV (when TYPE is set to DYNA A or DYNA B) or 
LOWER BAL (when TYPE is set to DYNA BAL).

• When the level is at or above the UPPER RNG setting, the 

playing controls the volume or balance of the louder sounds set 
in UPPER LEV (when TYPE is set to DYNA A or DYNA B) or 
UPPER BAL (when TYPE is set to DYNA BAL). 

• When the level is between these settings, the playing controls 

the volume or balance between the softer sounds and louder 
sounds described above (continuously changing the level 
according to the dynamics).

Changes made to the above parameters are indicated in the 
graph in the settings screen.

 

Changes made to the above parameters are indicated in the 
graph in the settings screen.
The input level and held peak input level are indicated beneath 
the graph display. Making these settings is easier by actually 
playing the strings as you watch the meter and adjust the 
LOWER RNG and UPPER RNG settings.
In addition, you can confirm the volume/balance control status 
with the fader displayed to the right of the graph.

 

OFF, ON

This setting switches DYNAMIC on and off.

 

This sets the DYNAMIC type.
This setting determines the channel for which the volume is con-
trolled with the playing dynamics.

DYNA A

Channel A’s volume level is controlled.
The volume in Channel B is fixed.

DYNA B

Channel B’s volume level is controlled.
The volume in Channel A is fixed.

DYNA BAL 
(DYNA Balance)

The volume levels of both Channel A and 
Channel B (the balance) is controlled.

 

0–100

Adjusts the volume of the sounds played 
softly. *1
You can adjust the A level when DYNA A is 
used and the B level when DYNA B is used.

 

0:100–100:0

Adjusts the balance between Channel A and 
B when sounds are played softly. *2

 

0–99

This sets the point at which the strength of 
the playing begins to change from the soft 
sound’s volume (or balance) to the louder 
sounds’ volume (or balance).
When the volume is below the set point, the 
volume (or balance) switches to that set in 
either LOWER LEV or LOWER BAL in ac-
cordance with the TYPE setting.

 

0–100

Adjusts the volume of the sounds played 
loudly. *1
You can adjust the A level when DYNA A is 
used and the B level when DYNA B is used.

 

0:100–100:0

Adjusts the balance between Channel A and 
B when sounds are played loudly. *2

 

1–100

This sets the point at which the strength of 
the playing begins to change from the loud 
sound’s volume (or balance) to the softer 
sounds’ volume (or balance).
When the volume is above the set point, the 
volume (or balance) switches to that set in 
either UPPER LEV or UPPER BAL in accor-
dance with the TYPE setting.

 

0–100

This adjust the rate of the response when the 
input level drops.

LOWER LEV

LOWER RNG

UPPER RNG

UPPER LEV

Input Level

Held Peak 
Input Level

Volume/Balance

 Control Status

LOWER BAL

LOWER RNG

UPPER RNG

UPPER BAL

Input Level

Held Peak 
Input Level

Volume/Balance

 Control Status

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