User manual ROLAND FANTOM G SUPPLEMENTARY MANUAL V1.30

[. . . ] 3) A new mode lets you play RPS / Rhythm Pattern Sets from the keyboard (p. 2) A new mode lets you play RPS / Rhythm Pattern Sets not only from the pads as before, but also from the keyboard. A larger number of RPS / Rhythm Pattern Sets The number of RPS / Rhythm Pattern Sets has been increased. Number of RPS Sets 32 sets (1 preload) 64 sets (9 preload) Number of Rhythm Pattern Sets 32 sets (2 preload) 64 sets (32 preload) Version 1. 2 and earlier Version 1. 3 Additional New Piano Sounds New piano sounds have been added to the preset patches. 1665 1666 Name Manhattan Grand Hall Grand Category AC. Piano AC. Piano Voices 2 2 No. [. . . ] 2. Storing the RPS / Rhythm Pattern Set Number in a Live / Studio Set You can specify whether the RPS / Rhythm Pattern Set Number will follow the setting of each Live / Studio Set (TEMP) or the setting for the entire Fantom-G (SYS). Press [MENU], and then press [F2 (System)]. Press [F1] or [F2] to access the Dynamic Pad group. Make the desired settings in the "RPS Set Assign Source" and "Rhythm Pattern Set Assign Source" fields. Value TEMP: SYS: Use the RPS / Rhythm Pattern Set Number of each Live / Studio Set Use the Fantom-G's global settings Press [MENU], and then press [F2 (System)]. Press [F1] or [F2] to access the Sync/Tempo group. Make the desired setting in the "Tempo Assign Source" field. Value TEMP: SYS: Use the tempo of each Live / Studio Set Switching the Live / Studio Set will not change the tempo (the song's tempo will be used) 2 Enhanced Functionality for RPS / Rhythm Pattern Set Using the Keyboard to Play RPS / Rhythm Pattern Sets You can use the keyboard to play RPS or Rhythm Pattern Sets. Specifying the note numbers for RPS / Rhythm Patterns If the Keyboard Mode is set to RPS or RHYTHM-PTN, you'll be able to specify the keys that will play RPS / Rhythm Pattern Sets. Hold down [PAD MODE] and press pad [5 (RPS)] or [6 (RHYTHM PTN)]. Move the cursor to the "Note Number" field and press one of the Fantom-G's keys to specify the key that will play the RPS / Rhythm Pattern. Specifying the Keyboard Mode Here's how to change the Keyboard Mode setting so that you can play RPS / Rhythm Pattern Sets from the keyboard. From the Live Play screen, Studio Play screen, or Single Play screen, press [F4 (Control)]. Press [F1] or [F2] to access the Keyboard group. Make the desired settings in the "Keyboard Mode" field. Value NORMAL: Normal keyboard performance mode RPS: RPS performance mode RHYTHM-PTN:Rhythm Pattern performance mode If you choose RPS or RHYTHM-PTN, you can use the keyboard to play RPS or Rhythm Pattern Sets. The keys that will play RPS / Rhythm Pattern Sets can be specified as described in "Specifying the note numbers for RPS / Rhythm Patterns" (see below). 2. 2. Quick Setup function In the Pad Setting screen you can press [F3 (Quick Setup)] to specify the note numbers for sixteen RPS / Rhythm Patterns together. For the procedure, refer to "Quick Setup" (p. · Template Set Starting at the base note, the sixteen notes will be assigned to the following keys. Value White Keys:White keys Black Keys:Black keys All: · Base Note Specify the lowest note. When the cursor is located at Base Note, you can specify this by pressing a key. White and black keys The Keyboard Mode setting is not saved in Single mode. When you press [SINGLE], the Keyboard Mode will be initialized to NORMAL. Applying the Play Mode to all (Play Mode All) In the Pad Setting screen, when the cursor is at the Play Mode field, pressing [F4 (PlayMode All)] will change all sixteen RPS / Rhythm Patterns to the Play Mode value of the current cursor location. 3 Other Functions Added 1. Turn the Value dial or use [CURSOR] to choose "Project, " and then press [ENTER]. [. . . ] If you don't need the preload data, choose internal memory when executing Create Project. This allows you to create a project in which all data is initialized. If you selected USB memory, according to the default settings, projects will be named using a sequential number, like this: "FantomG001, " "FantomG002, " etc. , but you are free to change this. On your computer, projects will appear as folders named "Project name. Prj" located in the root of the USB memory. If you rename the folder (project name) on your computer, you will not be able to use ". " as the first character. [. . . ]