Master effect (master fx), Grouping instruments, Selecting an instrument’s tone (inst) – Roland AIRA TR-8S Rhythm Performer User Manual

Page 15: Ctrl] knob, Playing multiple instruments layered, Grouping for layer), T (p. 15), T (p. 15, P. 15), Assigning a different function for each

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15

Editing a Kit or Instrument

Master Effect

(MASTER FX)

Here’s how to apply the master effect to the kit.

1.

Hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and press the

MASTER FX

[ON]

button.

The KIT EDIT screen’s MASTER EFX items are shown.

2.

Select a master effect type.

The editable parameters differ for each effect.

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For details, refer to

“Reference Manual”

(PDF).

MEMO

You can use the MASTER FX

[CTRL]

knob to edit the assigned

parameter.

3.

Press the

[KIT]

button.

Exit the screen.

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.

Press the

[CTRL SELECT]

button to make it light.

The CTRL SELECT screen appears.

2.

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select a parameter.

The same parameter is selected for all

[CTRL]

knobs.

3.

Press the

[CTRL SELECT]

button once again.

The

[CTRL SELECT]

button goes dark, and you exit the CTRL

SELECT screen.

Assigning a Different Function for Each

Instrument to the [CTRL] Knob

1.

While holding down the

[CTRL SELECT]

button,

press a

[BD]

[RC]

button.

The parameter that’s assigned to the

[CTRL]

knob is displayed.

2.

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select a parameter.

3.

Press the

[CTRL SELECT]

button.

The

[CTRL SELECT]

button goes dark, and you exit the screen.

MEMO

You can also select from the assignable parameters by holding

down the

[CTRL SELECT]

button and directly operating the

[CTRL]

knob.

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The assignment that you make is saved in the

“User”

parameter which you can select in step 2 of

“Assigning

Parameters to the [CTRL] Knobs (CTRL SELECT)”

(p. 15).

Playing Multiple Instruments Layered

(GROUPING for Layer)

You can create a group of multiple instruments and play their layered

sound with a single note.

You can use grouped master instruments in the following ways.

The slave instrument follows the master instrument.

5

Pattern input in

“TR-REC”

5

Pad performance in

“INST PLAY”

5

Pad recording in

“INST REC”

Grouping Instruments

1.

In the KIT Edit screen, long-press the

[BD]

[RC]

button that you want to specify as the master

instrument.

The INST GROUP screen appears.

2.

While holding down the button that you pressed in

step 1, press the

[BD]

[RC]

button that you want to

specify as the slave instrument.

The instruments that you selected as the master instrument and

the slave instrument are grouped.

MEMO

5

During TR-REC, when you press a grouped

[BD]

[RC]

button,

the

[BD]

[RC]

button of the master instrument ( ) lights and

the

[BD]

[RC]

button of the slave instrument ( ) blinks.

5

During INST PLAY/INST REC, pressing a pad

[1]

[11]

of a

grouped slave instrument does not produce sound.

5

If you press the

[MUTE]

button, the same group’s master

instrument’s

[BD]

[RC]

button lights and the slave

instrument’s

[BD]

[RC]

button blinks.

Selecting an Instrument’s Tone

(INST)

Instrument’s tones of the currently selected kit are selected

individually.

1.

Press the

[INST]

button.

The

[INST]

button and the

[BD]

[RC]

button (that had been

selected for

[TR-REC]

) are lit, and [the INST screen appears.

2.

Use the

[VALUE]

knob to select the instrument’s

tone.

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To switch categories, hold down the

[SHIFT]

button and turn

the

[VALUE]

knob.

3.

Press the

[INST]

button once again.

Exit the INST screen.

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