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Various Settings (Function mode) When you press the [TO LOWER/PEDAL] button, the sound button will blink green, allowing you to edit the following parameters. Button Parameter Value Factory setting [TO LOWER/PEDAL] ➝ [PIANO] [TO LOWER/PEDAL] ➝ [E.PIANO] [TO LOWER/PEDAL] ➝ [STRINGS] [TO LOWER/PEDAL] ➝ [CHOIR/SCAT] [TO LOWER/PEDAL] ➝ [BRASS] Ensemble 1 MIDI Channel Specifies the MIDI transmit/receive channel for the ensemble part 1 (p. 65). Ensemble 2 MIDI Channel Specifies the MIDI transmit/receive channel for the ensemble part 2 (p. 65). Rhythm MIDI Channel Specifies the MIDI transmit/receive channel for the Internal rhythm part (p. 65). Spring MIDI Channel Specifies the MIDI transmit/receive channel for the spring shock part (p. 65). Control MIDI Channel Specifies the MIDI transmit/receive channel used to control the VR-700. This channel is used to switch Favorites and to control expression. 1–16 4 1–16 5 1–16 10 1–16 9 1–16 16 [TO LOWER/PEDAL] ➝ [SYNTH LEAD] MIDI Sound Controllers Switch Specifies whether harmonic bar data will be received as MIDI messages. OFF, ON ON [TO LOWER/PEDAL] ➝ [SYNTH PAD] MIDI General Controllers Switch Specifies whether wheel brake, rotary speed, and rotary brake data will be transmitted and received as MIDI messages. OFF, ON ON [TO LOWER/PEDAL] ➝ [GUITAR] MIDI/PLAYER Mode Specifies the internal sound generator used for the MIDI IN connector, USB MIDI connector, and song playback. For details, refer to “The VR-700’s Internal Structure” (p. 65). -1- (Mode 1), -2- (Mode 2), -3- (Mode 3), -4- (Mode 4) -1- (Mode 1) * The shaded parameters are stored in system memory. * The MIDI channels specified for each of the following parameters must all be different MIDI channels. The same MIDI channel cannot be shared by more than one parameter. • Upper Organ MIDI Channel • Lower Organ MIDI Channel • Pedal Organ MIDI Channel • Ensemble 1 MIDI Channel • Ensemble 2 MIDI Channel • Spring MIDI Channel * The Control MIDI channel must be set to a MIDI channel that is different than that of the following parameters. • Rhythm MIDI Channel • Ensemble 1 MIDI Channel • Ensemble 2 MIDI Channel • Spring MIDI Channel 58
Various Settings (Function mode) System Settings With the Group already selected, press the [+] button or [–] button until is shown in the display. * Settings for parameters other than Key Transpose are saved in system memory. After editing these, press the [WRITE] button to save the settings in system memory (p. 51). * The Key Transpose setting is saved separately for each favorite. Button Parameter Value Factory setting [PIANO] Master Tune 415.3–466.2 (Hz) 440.0 (Hz) [E.PIANO] Key Transpose -6–5 (semitone) – Notes will sound at a fixed loudness regardless of how strongly you play [STRINGS] Key Touch Lighter-feeling keyboard touch Normal Normal Heavier-feeling keyboard touch [CHOIR/SCAT] Key Touch Velocity Specifies the strength of the notes when Key Touch is turned OFF. 1–127 100 [BRASS] Quick Firing Enables the Quick Firing function for the organ. Turning this OFF will make the keyboard less responsive for glissandi or repeated notes, but will reduce rebounding (bouncing) when you release a key. OFF, ON ON Internal clock [SYNTH LEAD] Clock Source Internal clock MIDI clock [SYNTH PAD] Clock Out OFF, ON OFF [GUITAR] USB Driver Use the computer’s standard driver (Generic) Use the dedicated driver software (Original) Generic [BASS] USB Memory Mode -1-, -2- -2- * The shaded parameters are stored in system memory. About master tune This adjusts the basic pitch of the entire VR-700. The display will show the numerical value of the reference pitch (Hz) with the 100’s place omitted. For example, if the display indicates “38.5,” the reference pitch is 438.5 (Hz). USB Driver Specifies the USB driver to use when you connect your computer via the USB MIDI connector. Leave the USB Driver at the “Generic” setting. If you change this to “Original,” you’ll need dedicated drive software in order to connect the VR-700 to your computer. For more about the dedicated driver software, refer to the <strong>Roland</strong> website. <strong>Roland</strong> website: http://www.roland.com/ USB Memory Mode In certain cases, data reading may be slow or unsuccessful when you connect USB memory to the USB MEMORY connector. If so, you may be able to solve the problem by switching this setting. 59
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