Roland g-70 Manual Do Proprietário

G-70 Music Workstation 

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Note: There’s is no [A/a] field here, because the Finder makes 
no distinction between upper- and lower-case letters.

• To enter numbers without cycling through the char-

acters first, press the [NUM¥LOCK] button icon. After 
entering the numbers, switch it off if you need to 
enter characters again.

(8) Press the [FIND] field to start your search.

(9) Press the field of the User Program you need and 

start playing.

Note: If no User Programs were found, the following message 
appears and no file names are displayed (in which case you 
need to press the [USER¥PRG], [STYLE¥LINK], [GENRE] or 
[SONG¥LINK] field to display all songs again):

If the G-70 did find one or several matches, the 
“FOUND” number will be smaller than the “GLOBAL” 
number.

Note: See also “Editing User Program Finder information” on 
p. 117 for how to make the Finder functionality even more 
powerful.

Your G-70 allows you to filter certain User Program 
settings when new User Programs are loaded. 

(1) If you need a different User Program (whose set-

tings should be used), first select it.

(2) Press the [SET¥LIST] button and the [HOLD¥SETTINGS] 

field.
—or—

Press and hold the [HOLD] button.

(3) Press the fields of the settings you do not want to 

recall.

● Style—Press this field if the settings related to the 

Arranger (Style and Division) should be ignored.

● Song—Press this field if the song (see “Song Link” on 

● MIDI Set—Press this field if the linked MIDI Set 

(page 116) should not be recalled. The current MIDI 
channels, filter settings, etc. (page 213), therefore 
remain as they are.

● Tempo—Press this field if the tempo setting contained in 

every User Program should be ignored. 

● Tone—Press this field to ignore sound selection for the 

Keyboard parts when a different User Program is 
recalled.

● Harmonist—Press this field to ignore the various VOICE-

FX, AUTO TUNE, etc. settings you have made. See “Editing 
the Vocal Harmonist parts” on p. 131.

● Transpose—Press this field to ignore the Transpose 

(value and mode) contained in every User Program.

● KBD Mode—Press this field to ignore the Keyboard 

Mode (Whole/Split) and Arranger Chord settings (Stan-
dard/Piano Style, Left/Right, etc.).

Press [ALL] to activate all button icons and [NONE] to 
switch them all off.

Pressing one of the above fields without selecting a 
User Program afterwards has no effect. Only when 
you select another User Program will the selected 
data filter start working.

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

(5) Use the USER PROGRAM [HOLD] button to decide 

whether the filters you selected should be used 
(button lights) or not (button dark).