Selecting a fill-in variation, Inserting a fill-in (manual trigger), Muting a track (mute) – Roland AIRA TR-6S Rhythm Performer User Manual

Page 13: Adjusting the reverb or delay, Master effect, Inserting a fill-in, Manual trigger), Inserting a fill-in at regular intervals, Auto fill in), Muting a track

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Playing Patterns

A confirmation message appears.

7

To copy, use the

[VALUE]

knob to select

“OK,”

and

press the

[VALUE]

knob.

If you decide to cancel, use the [VALUE] knob to select “Cancel,” and

then press the [VALUE] knob.

Selecting a Fill-In Variation

1

Hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and press the

[FILL IN

TRIG]

button.

2

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select

“Select,”

and then

press the

[VALUE]

knob.

3

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select a variation.

4

Press the

[FILL IN TRIG]

button.

You can also use a variation A–H as a FILL IN.

MEMO

If FILL IN Type = SCATTER, you can hold down the

[FILL IN TRIG]

button and use the

[VALUE]

knob to control SCATTER DEPTH.

Inserting a Fill-In

(Manual Trigger)

1

At the moment that you want to insert a fill-in, press

the

[FILL IN TRIG]

button.

Inserting a Fill-In at Regular Intervals

(Auto Fill In)

Here’s how to automatically insert a fill-in at intervals of the specified

number of measures.

1

Hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and press the

[FILL IN

TRIG]

button.

2

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select

“Sw,”

and then press

the

[VALUE]

knob.

3

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select

“ON,”

and then press

the

[VALUE]

knob.

4

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select

“Cycle,”

and then

press the

[VALUE]

knob.

5

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select the number of

measures at which a fill-in is inserted.

Value:

32, 16, 12, 8, 4, 2

6

Press the

[FILL IN TRIG]

button.

Muting a Track

(MUTE)

Here’s how to mute (silence) a selected instrument.

1

Hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and press the

instrument select button

[BD]

[OH]

that you want to

mute.

The level fader of a muted instrument is unlit.
If you once again hold down the [SHIFT] button and press an

instrument select button, muting is cleared.

Adjusting the Reverb or Delay

If all the instrument select buttons are unlit, you can use the knobs to
adjust reverb or delay.
If an instrument select button is lit, press the lit button.

Target

Controller

Volume of the reverb

sound

[REVERB] knob

Volume of the delay

sound

[DELAY] knob

MASTER FX parameter

[MASTER FX] knob

For detailed reverb and delay settings, refer to “Editing a Kit’s Settings

(KIT Edit)” (p. 23).

Master Effect

When all of the instrument select buttons are unlit, you can use the

knobs to adjust the effects.

* If an instrument select button is lit, press the lit button to make it go dark.

1

Press the

[MASTER FX]

button to make it light.

2

Use the

[CTRL (MASTER FX)]

knob to adjust the

depth of the effect.

Assigning a Parameter to the [CTRL (MASTER FX)] Knob

1

Hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and press the

[MASTER FX]

button.

2

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select

“KIT: MASTER FX

>Ctrl,”

and then press the

[VALUE]

knob.

3

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select a parameter.

4

Press the

[EXIT]

button several times.

Assigning Parameters to the [CTRL] Knobs

(CTRL SELECT)

You can assign parameters to the [CTRL] knobs of the instrument edit

section, and control those parameters while the pattern plays back.

1

Hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and press the

[KIT]

button.

2

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select

“KIT: CTRL >Sel,”

and then press the

[VALUE]

knob.

3

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select a parameter.

The same parameter is selected for all instruments.
If you select User, you can assign different functions for each

instrument.

4

Press the

[KIT]

button.

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