Roland V-Bass VB-99 - Manual (Page 136)

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Chapter 8 Parameter Guide MASTER
PITCH
PANEL CTL1/CTL2
(Control Button 1/2)
Parameter/
Range
Explanation
SW
OFF, ON This setting switches CONTROL button on
and off.
TARGET PARAMETER
This selects the parameter to be changed.
MIN (Minimum)
This sets the minimum value for the range in which the parameter
can change.
The value differs depending on the parameter assigned for TARGET
PARAMETER.
MAX (Maximum)
This sets the maximum value for the range in which the parameter
can change.
The value differs depending on the parameter assigned for TARGET
PARAMETER.
* While you can set two different target parameters each to CTL1 and
CTL2, the CTL1 and CTL2 buttons light when the value set in MAX
for the first parameter set to either one is reached.
SW MODE (Switch Mode)
This sets the behavior of the value each time the switch is operated.
MOMENT The setting is normally OFF (minimum val-
ue), switching to ON (maximum value)
while the CONTROL button is held down.
LATCH The setting alternately switches to OFF
(minimum value) and ON (maximum val-
ue) each time the CONTROL button is
pressed.
D BEAM
Parameter/
Range
Explanation
PITCH TYPE
This selects the effect applied when [PITCH] is pressed.
T-ARM This feature changes the pitch of the COSM
bass as a tremolo arm does. Use of a
tremolo arm can be simulated by holding
your bass neck or hand over the D BEAM
controller.
FREEZE This continuously holds the sound of the
COSM bass.
You can switch the FREEZE effect on and
off by holding your bass neck or hand over
the D BEAM controller.
Parameter/
Range
Explanation
T-ARM CH (Tremolo Arm Channel)
This selects the channel to which the tremolo T-ARM is applied.
A T-ARM is applied only to Channel A.
B T-ARM is applied only to Channel B.
A+B T-ARM is applied to both Channel A and B.
TYPE
This selects the T-ARM type.
S-TYPE This simulates the characteristics of a
synchronized-type tremolo arm on the
Fender Stratocaster.
B-TYPE This simulates a Bigsby-type tremolo arm
on the Gibson or the Rickenbacker.
F-TYPE This simulates the characteristics of a Floyd
Rose’s locking-type tremolo arm.
TRANS This simulates how a Trans-tremolo type
arm changes the pitch of all the strings
equally.
DOWN MIN (Down Minimum)
-50–+50 (S-TYPE, B-
TYPE, F-TYPE) This sets the pitch when T-ARM is first acti-
vated (the minimum value).
Setting a negative value causes the pitch to
rise, while positive values produce lowered
pitches.
-24–+24 (TRANS)
DOWN MAX (Down Maximum)
-50–+50 (S-TYPE, B-
TYPE, F-TYPE) This sets the pitch when T-ARM is most ful-
ly applied (the maximum value).
Setting a negative value causes the pitch to
rise, while positive values produce lowered
pitches.
-24–+24 (TRANS)
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