Editing a kit’s settings (kit edit), Editing a kit’s settings, Kit edit) – Roland AIRA TR-6S Rhythm Performer User Manual

Page 23: Selecting kits, Copying a kit, Grouping instruments

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Editing a Kit’s Settings

(KIT Edit)

Here’s how to edit the settings of the currently selected kit.

* If you want to keep the edited kit settings, you must save the kit (p 24)

1

Hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and press the

[KIT]

button.

The KIT Edit screen appears.

2

Select a parameter.

2-1

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select a parameter.

2-2

Press the

[VALUE]

knob.

Proceed to editing the parameter value (step 3).

3

Modify values.

3-1

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to edit the parameter value.

3-2

Press the

[VALUE]

knob.

Return to selecting a parameter (step 2).

4

Press the

[KIT]

button.

Exit the KIT Edit screen.

MEMO

For details on the KIT parameters, refer to “Parameter Guide

(English)” (PDF).

Selecting kits

(KIT)

Here’s how to select kits.

1

Press the

[KIT]

button to make it light.

The KIT screen appears.

If the kit is being edited, an “*” is shown at the left side of the kit

number.

2

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select a kit.

3

Press the

[KIT]

button once again.

The [KIT] button goes dark, and you exit the KIT screen.

Copying a kit

(KIT COPY)

1

Hold down the

[COPY]

button and press the

[KIT]

button.

The KIT COPY screen appears.

2

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select the copy-source,

and press the

[VALUE]

knob.

3

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select the copy-

destination, and press the

[VALUE]

knob.

A confirmation message appears.

4

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.

Grouping instruments

You can create a group of multiple instruments and play their

layered sound with a single note.
Specify one instrument as the “master instrument,” and specify the

instruments that you want to follow the master instrument as “slave

instruments.” The master instrument and the instruments that you

select as slave instruments are the “instrument group.”
An instrument group can be used in the following states.

5

Step input in “TR-REC”

5

Pad performance in “INST PLAY”

5

Pad recording in “INST REC”

1

Hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and press the

[KIT]

button.

2

Long-press the

[BD]

[OH]

button that you want to

specify as the master instrument.

The INST GROUP screen appears.

3

While holding down the button that you pressed

in step 2, press the

[BD]

[OH]

button that you

want to specify as the slave instrument.

MEMO

5

During TR-REC, when you press a grouped [BD]–[OH] button,

the [BD]–[OH] button of the master instrument ( ) lights and

the [BD]–[OH] button of the slave instrument ( ) blinks.

5

During INST PLAY/INST REC, pressing a pad [1]–[6] of a

grouped slave instrument does not produce sound.

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