Panel descriptions – Roland AIRA TR-8S Rhythm Performer User Manual

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Panel Descriptions

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REVERB section

[LEVEL]

knob

Adjusts the volume of the reverb.

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DELAY section

[LEVEL]

knob

Adjusts the volume of the delay.

[TIME]

knob

Adjusts the length of the delay.

[FEEDBACK]

knob

Adjusts the amount of delay sound that is returned to the input.

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MASTER FX section

[ON]

button

Turns the master effect on/off.

[CTRL]

knob

Controls the content specified by the master effect (p. 15).

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AUTO FILL IN section

[ON]

button

If this is on, a fill-in is inserted at the interval specified by the

[AUTO FILL IN]

knob.

[AUTO FILL IN]

knob

Automatically inserts a fill-in at the specified interval of measures.

[MANUAL TRIG]

button

Press this button to insert a fill-in.

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INST edit section

Here you can adjust the tonal character of the instrument’s tone.

[TUNE]

knob

Adjusts the tuning (pitch).

[DECAY]

knob

Adjusts the length of the decay.

[CTRL]

knob

Controls the content specified by CTRL SELECT (p. 15).

* Depending on the tone, there might not be any effect.

Level fader

Adjusts the volume.

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INST select buttons

During TR-REC, these buttons select the instrument that is

recorded.
In the INST screen or INST Edit screen, these buttons select the

instrument whose settings you want to edit.
In

[TR-REC]

or

[INST REC]

, you can hold down the

[CC]

button

and press the

[RC]

button to input a pattern at which a trigger is

output to the TRIGGER OUT jack (mini jack).

* This is not related to the ASSIGNABLE OUT/TRIGGER OUT jacks

(phone jacks).

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Common section 2

Display

Shows pattern names and various settings.

[WRITE]

button

Saves the pattern/kit/system settings.

* Parameters of the pattern or kit that you’re editing

are remembered until you turn off the power. Even if you select a

different pattern or kit, and then re-select the one you had been

editing, it is recalled in the edited state; however, if you turn the

power off and on again, it returns to the unedited state. If you want

to keep the edits that you made to a pattern or kit, you must save

that pattern or kit.

[ENTER]

button

Use this button mainly to confirm a value or execute an operation.

[VALUE]

knob

This is used to modify values.

[KIT]

button

Selects a kit.

[INST]

button

Selects a sound (instrument’s tone) for the

instrument.

[SAMPLE]

button

Selects a sample as the sound (instrument’s tone)

for the instrument.

[CTRL SELECT]

button

Specifies the item that is controlled by each

instrument’s

[CTRL]

knob.

[COPY]

button

Copies a pattern/kit.

[UTILITY]

button

Lets you edit or initialize various settings.

TEMPO display

Shows the tempo.

[TEMPO]

knob

Specifies the tempo.

[SHUFFLE]

knob

Adjusts the amount of shuffle (bounce).

[MUTE]

button

Mutes (silences) the selected instrument.

Inst pad

This pad plays the sound of the corresponding instrument.
You can use this to perform along with a pattern. The volume

changes according to how strongly you strike an inst pad (the pad

is velocity-sensitive).

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