User manual ROLAND G-70 DATABASE MANAGER VERSION 1.1

[. . . ] To activate USB STORAGE mode: a) Press MENU button on front panel b) Press USB DATA STORAGE button on screen c) Press INTERNAL MEMORY or EXTERNAL MEMORY on screen 1. Click "Export" 2. Choose a directory where you want to export your new database and click "Export" To export directly to G-70 select the G70 SSD icon drive. 8 For Windows: When all files have been exported on G-70, terminate the USB connection using the tray icon at the right of your computer's tool bar. The tray icon related to the USB connection looks like a green arrow on top of an electronic device. [. . . ] By using the left button of the mouse click one field and hold down, then move down. By using the right button of the mouse click once and choose "Music Assistant On". 13 How to set a User program without music Assistant 1. Click on the corresponding field in the "Music Ass. " column of the User Program window. It means that after exporting database, files not marked with "tick" will not become Music Assistant. How to set ALL User Program without Music Assistant in one shot 1a. Click "Set All User Program" or 1b. By using the left button of the mouse click one field and hold down, then move down. By using the right button of the mouse click once and choose "Music Assistant Off". 14 How to rename a Song/Style/User Program Note (for Mac users): Functions using the right button of the mouse for windows, can be activated using key "ctrl" and Mouse button 1. Double click on the field of "Extend file name" column of the style/Song/User Program window Write another name Styles Songs 15 User Program Note: The extended ASCII code characters are not provide. The available characters are : Table N. 1 Note: Press "Enter" or click the left button of the mouse outside the rename field, so that the new name will be updated on database. 16 How to rename a "Genre" of the Song/Style/User Program Note (for Mac users): Functions using the right button of the mouse for windows, can be activated using key "ctrl" and Mouse button 1. Double click on the field "Genre" column of the style/Song/User Program window Write another name Styles Song User Program Note: The extended ASCII code characters are not provide (see table N. 1 above). Note: Press "Enter" or click the left button of the mouse outside the rename field, so that the new name will be updated on database. 17 How to rename the same "Genre" of the Song/Style/User Program on many files simultaneously Note (for Mac users): Functions using the right button of the mouse for windows, can be activated using key "ctrl" and Mouse button 1. By using the left button of the mouse click one field and hold down, then move down. By using the right button of the mouse click on the "Genre" column once and choose "Rename field:Genre". . . 2. . . . Write a genre. . . 3. Click "Ok" Note: The extended ASCII code characters are not provide (see table N. 1 above). How to rename a "Country" of the Style Note (for Mac users): Functions using the right button of the mouse for windows, can be activated using key "ctrl" and Mouse button 1. Double click on the field of "Country" column of the style window Write another name 18 Note: The extended ASCII code characters are not provide. will be converted) Note: Press "Enter" or click the left button of the mouse outside the rename field, so that the new name will be updated on database. How to rename the same "Country" of the Style on many files simultaneously Note (for Mac users): Functions using the right button of the mouse for windows, can be activated using key "ctrl" and Mouse button 1. By using the left button of the mouse click one field and hold down, then move down. [. . . ] 1, 2, 3 30 This means that the database 1 is the main database. All files contained in the database 2 and 3 will be copied into the database 1. Files contained in the database 1 that have the same name as files contained in the database 2 or 3 will not be replaced. How to export Song Database or style database or User program/Music Assistant database only 1. [. . . ]