Roland SPD-11 用户手册

O

ver

view

Basic Oper

ation

Adv

. 1 (K

it)

Adv

. 2 (P

hr

ase)

Adv

. 3 (
O

ther)

A

ppendix

For an overview of Phrase Loop, refer to “What is a Phrase Loop?” (p. 9).

Hold down the [STANDBY] button; the PHRASE LOOP SETUP screen appears.

The position you hit on the pads will be selected.

The upper row is Measures, the lower row is Beat.

You can also edit the values by turning [Knob 1] (MEAS) or 

[Knob 2] (BEAT).

Press [Button 2] 

(CLICK); a bar 

appears above the 

button, and the click 

(Metronome) will 

start. 

 For details on operation, refer to “Measures, Time Signature (Beat) and Metronome (Click) Sound settings” (p. 26).

1–96, FREE

Number of measures in the phrase.

If you choose “FREE,” use the [SET LOOP] button during recording to set the loop point (see below).

You can use “Default Measures” (p. 51) to specify the default value of this parameter.

1–9

Time signature of the phrase.

You can use “Default Beat” (p. 51) to specify the default value of this parameter.

OFF, ON

Metronome (click) sound on/off.

You can use “Default Click” (p. 51) to specify the default value of this parameter.

As described in “Metronome (Click) Sound Settings (PHRASE LOOP SETUP-CLICK)” (p. 51), you can make the click 
sound only on the first pass of the loop, change the type of click sound, and adjust the click volume.

Using the [SET LOOP] Button to Set the Loop Point

If the STANDBY screen’s Measures parameter is set to “FREE,” you can use the [SET LOOP] button to set the loop point during 

recording.
If Measures is set to “FREE,” the [SET LOOP] button will blink during recording (or during playback). When you’ve entered the 

measure at which you want to loop, press the [SET LOOP] button; the end of that measure will be set as the loop point.

Using a foot switch to set the loop point

If you connect a foot switch (FS-5U, sold separately; p. 53) and set the system setting “Foot Sw” (p. 53) to “PHRASE-LOOP CTRL,” 

you’ll be able to set the loop point by pressing the foot switch.

(Same operation as the [STANDBY] button)

(Same operation as the [PLAY]/[REC] button)

(Same operation as the [SET LOOP] button)

Advanced Operation 2 (Phrase Loop)

Creating a Phrase