Roland g-70 业主指南

G-70 Music Workstation 

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Note: If you work with a TV set, do not forget to select the 
correct channel (“AV” or something to that effect, see the 
manual that came with your set).

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

→ Only available for Standard MIDI File playback and 
only in the G-70’s display.
If you don’t remember the notes of the song you are 
about to play, you can ask the G-70 to display them on-
screen:

(1) Select a song (page 38).

(2) Press the [LYRICS&SCORE] button.

(3) Press the [SCORE] field if it doesn’t “light”.

(4) Start song playback and watch the display.

(5) Press the [ZOOM¥+] button if the notes are difficult 

to read.
Press [ZOOM¥–] to select the normal size again.

Now maybe the way in which the notes are displayed 
is not quite right. In that case…

(6) Press the [OPTIONS] button.

There are several things you can decide here:

• Do you want see the notes of one song part or of 

two? If you only need one, activate [1¥STAFF]. To see 
two parts, activate [2¥STAVES]. In the latter case, the 
display changes to:

• Select the track(s) whose notes should be displayed: 

Press the (corresponding) [TRACK] field and use the 
[DATA÷ENTRY] dial to select the track.
“STAFF 1” is the upper staff, “STAFF 2” the lower one.

• If you happen to know the key your song is in, press 

the [KEY] field and use the [DATA÷ENTRY] dial to 
select the correct setting.
This is only necessary to avoid that the score is clut-
tered up with accidentals (sharps and flats).

• Use the 

 and 

 fields to specify what clef should 

be used for displaying the notes. Press whichever is 
more convenient for you (this setting has no effect 
on the octave the notes are actually played in – it is 
only used for display purposes.

• Use the button icons in the PITCH row to specify how 

the note names should be displayed next to the note 
symbols:
[OFF] means that the note names are not displayed; 
[A,B,C] refers to the Anglo-Saxon/German/Dutch sys-
tem; while [DO,RE,MI] corresponds to the French/Ital-
ian system.

• Use the button icons in the DRUM RANGE row to 

specify which notes of the drum track (usually track 
10) should be displayed. [FILTER] means that you will 
only see the notes between note numbers 35 and 59. 
[FULL], on the other hand, means that you will see all 
drum notes.
This setting is only used if you set (one of) the TRACK 
field(s) to “10” or number of a track that plays a drum 
part. Most drum parts only trigger MIDI notes 
between numbers 35 and 59. 

(7) Press [Back] to see the notes again.

If necessary, you can return to the OPTIONS page to 
correct settings you don’t like after all.