Roland DB-700 - Manual (Page 11)

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The Memory Function
Calling Up Memory
1. Press the MEMORY A or MEMORY B button to
choose the memory you want.
For more on the factory-default settings for memory A
and memory B, see “Factory-default Settings” (p. 13).
You can also choose a memory using the foot switch.
When doing so, however, be aware that the MEMORY
A and MEMORY B buttons do not function.
Changing the Settings for
Memory A and Memory B (Edit)
1. Press the MEMORY A or MEMORY B button to
choose the memory whose settings you want to change.
You can also choose a memory using the foot switch.
When doing so, however, be aware that the MEMORY
A and MEMORY B buttons do not function.
2. Operate the controls.
When you change the control settings, the indicator for the
MEMORY A or MEMORY B button flashes.
When operating the controls, note that editing mode is
actually entered after you’ve hit the same setting as the
one in memory. This means it’s a good idea to give the
control knob a big turn through all the possible
settings, then bring it back to the setting you want.
If you switch off the power, or press the MANUAL,
MEMORY A , or MEMORY B buttons before you’ve
saved the settings using the Write procedure, all
settings changes will be lost. Be sure to carry out a
Write operation for any important settings you don’t
want to lose.
Storing the Panel Settings in
Memory A and Memory B (Write)
You can store the settings for all controls except the MASTER
knob in memory A or memory B.
1. When you’re done making the settings with the controls,
press the WRITE button.
2. Press the MEMORY A or MEMORY B button to
choose memory A or memory B.
You can also choose a memory using the foot
switch.
To cancel the Write operation at this time, press the
MANUAL button , so that return Manual settings.
3. Press the WRITE button to write (store) the settings to
memory. The indicator flashes while writing is in
progress, and remains steadily lit when it ends.
If it is necessary to adjust the volume-level balance
between memory A and memory B, adjust the
VOLUME knob on the amplifier, and then store
the settings.
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