Roland VR-760 Musical Instrument User Manual


 
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EDIT
Detailed Settings for Each Function (EDIT)
Edit mode allows you to get the most out of the VR-760’s
functions by making more detailed settings. This section
explains the functions that can be set in Edit mode. In this
owner’s manual, the process of modifying a setting is
referred to as “editing,” and the item of data that is modified
is referred to as a “parameter.”
About the Edit Mode Menu
The VR-760’s Edit mode can be broadly divided into seven
main menus. While some menus have settings that are saved
on an individual registration basis, others offer settings that
once set, they are applied to the entire system as a whole.
Items in menus with names with “SYSTEM” at the beginning
are singular parameters within the system which are saved
automatically when their settings are changed.
Items in menus with “REGISTRATION” at the beginning of
the menu name are parameters that can be saved to each
registration; these need to be saved to a registration when
their settings are changed (“Saving Settings to
Registrations,” p. 54).
SYSTEM BASIC
This is a group of global parameters that change the settings
for the VR-760 overall. The changed settings automatically
overwrite the previous settings.
SYSTEM MIDI
These are the MIDI settings that act on the VR-760 globally.
REGISTRATION COMMON
These are the settings that are stored to individual
registrations.
Parameter Page
Master Tune p. 65
Key Transpose p. 65
Key Touch p. 65
Damper Pedal Polarity p. 65
Organ Damper Switch p. 65
Synth Damper Switch p. 65
Piano Expression Switch p. 65
Control Pedal Polarity p. 65
Control Pedal Assign p. 66
Quick Firing p. 66
V-Link Keyboard p. 66
Clock Source p. 66
D Beam Sensitivity p. 67
Parameter Page
Local Control p. 67
Device ID p. 67
MIDI Tx Mode p. 68
Tx PC Switch p. 68
Rx PC Switch p. 68
Control Part MIDI Channel p. 68
Organ Part MIDI Channel p. 68
Piano Part MIDI Channel p. 68
Synth Part MIDI Channel p. 68
Rhythm Part MIDI Channel p. 68
External Part MIDI Channel p. 68
Slow Fast Control Message p. 68
Brake Control Message p. 68
Tone wheel Brake Control Message p. 69
Pedal Wah Control Message p. 69
Synth MFX Control Message p. 69
MIDI Sound Controller p. 69
Parameter Page
Regist Name p. 69
External Part Assign p. 70
Bender Assign p. 70
Bender Range p. 70
Aftertouch Sensitivity p. 70
Reverb Level p. 70
Rhythm Volume p. 70
Rhythm Reverb Send Level p. 70
Send PC p. 70
Send Bank MSB p. 70
Send Bank LSB p. 70