Roland VP-770 - Manual (Page 78)

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Recalling a Registration
( REGISTRATION)
Here’s how to recall the VP-770’s sounds and panel settings (registrations).
What is a Registration?
A registration is the unit by which the VP-770’s sounds and panel settings can be stored.
In addition to the sounds and settings for the Vocal Designer, Ensemble, and Bass & Percussion parts, a
registration also saves the state of the panel and various other settings.
As shown in the illustration at right, the registrations are
organized into four preset buttons and four user buttons,
each with four banks. One registration can be stored
at each button, and instantly recalled by pressing that
button.
The top screen shows the following information
Registration number (1–4)
Bank number (1–4)
Preset (P) / User (U) indication
Saving a Registration to a Preset
When the VP-770 is in its factory-set condition, you cannot save registrations to the preset buttons.
However, by turning off “Preset Protect” (a System setting), as described below, you’ll be able to store
registrations at the preset buttons as well.
Press the [MENU] button.
Turn the value dial to select “System,” and press the [F2] (ENTER) button.
Turn the value dial to select “Sound,” and press the [F2] (ENTER) button.
Press the [ ] cursor button to move the cursor to “Preset Protect,” and then turn the
value dial to change the “Preset Protect” setting to “OFF.”
To save the system setting you just edited, press the [F2] (SYS WRITE) button.
When the confi rmation screen appears, press the [F1] (OK) button.
The registration buttons will light red for presets and orange for user registrations. However,
if you’ve disabled Preset Protect, all of the registration buttons will light orange.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Bank 1
Preset User
Bank 2
Bank 3
Bank 4
You can also select a registration
from the top screen by moving the
cursor to the registration number
and turning the value dial.
Please be aware that in the screen
shots shown in this document, the
registration names and tone names
diff er from the factory settings.
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