ユーザーズガイド ROLAND DD-2

[. . . ] If you play the next note before releasing the previous note, the attack portion will be omitted and the notes will be smoothly connected. Capability to load phrases from disk into the currently edited song. Page 95, left column, 11th line from the bottom (Addition) Load part of a song saved on disk, and use it in an internal song Data from a song saved on disk can be loaded into a track or pattern of an internal song. This allows phrases that were previously saved on disk to be added to an internal song and used. [. . . ] (This is possible whether the song on disk is in MC-80 format or in Standard MIDI File format 0. ) Procedure 1. The "SONG SELECT" screen appears. Press [F1 (DRIVE)], then select the drive. By pressing [F2 (SORT)] you can sort in order of song name or file name. To select a song in a folder, move the cursor to the folder, then press [F5 (OPEN)] to display the folder contents. Move the cursor to the song to be loaded. Hold down [SHIFT], then press [F6 (IMPORT)]. (Press SHIFT, and the indication for F6 will change from "LOAD" to "IMPORT. ") The "LOAD TRACK/PATTERN" window will appear. In this window, specify how the song file is to be loaded. 7. In the case of an MC-80 format song, specify the source track (or pattern) to be loaded, at "a" in the screen shown above. 46, the 9 line from the bottom of the right column (Incorrect) Press TRACK [1] - [16] (correct) Hold down [SHIFT], then press TRACK [1] - [16] On p. 44, the 3 line from the top of the left column, On p. 44, the 7 line from the bottom of the left column (Incorrect) By pressing TRACK [1] - [16] (correct) By Hold down [SHIFT], then press TRACK [1] - [16] Page 57, lines 5–10 from the bottom. Change steps 1 and 2 of the procedure to the following steps 1, 2, and 3. Press [ARPEGGIATOR], which puts you in the mode where arpeggios can be played. Press [F5 (ARPEGGIO)] to access the "REC STANDBY" screen. 90, add to the ninth line from the top of the right column (Addition)Although the HDP88 series owner’s manual does not mention the MC-80, it can be used with the MC-80 without problems. For details on installation of the HDP88 series, refer to p. On p. 95, line 19 in the left column (Incorrect) [SEQUENCER]-[F1(SYSTEM)]-[F2(OPTION)] (Correct) [TOOLS]-[F1(SYSTEM)]-[F2(OPTION)] On p. 107, line 27 from the bottom of the left column p. 122, line 26 from the bottom of the left column p. 122, line 3 from the bottom of the right column, please make the following corrections "Frame Mode" -> "Frame Rate" Page 117, right column. Add following the 11th line from the top * For the bulk dump to be transmitted from the VE-GS, it takes approximately 40 seconds (16 or more measures at a tempo of 120). [. . . ] Add following the 11th line from the top * For the bulk dump to be transmitted from the VE-GS, it takes approximately 40 seconds (16 or more measures at a tempo of 120). 120, please make the following corrections to the names in the left column of the illustration. "Sound module 1" -> "Sound module A" "Sound module 2" -> "Sound module B" "Sound module 3" -> "Sound module C" Page 121, left column, 8th line from the top (Addition) * If you leave the MC-80’s MIDI OUT connected to the sound generator’s MIDI IN, and add the above connection, you must make the following setting. With this type of connection, the bulk data transmitted to the MC-80 will be re-transmitted back to the sound generator, and some sound generators may not be able to transmit the bulk data correctly. [. . . ]