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#201902 - 07/07/05 12:10 AM Re: How many of us now own a Roland G 70
g800miles Offline
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Registered: 07/01/05
Posts: 16
Loc: UK
I like it now since I've started on the steep learning curve.
Disappointed though with having no 'hold' or 'freeze' for the transpose.ROLAND TAKE NOTE.
And a question... How do I set the split point away from that damned "C". I'm sure there must be a way of doing it without having to set it everytime I switch on and choose a new style etc ? or having to 'save' it with every new save.
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#201903 - 07/07/05 01:09 AM Re: How many of us now own a Roland G 70
o3bor Offline
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Registered: 12/13/04
Posts: 190
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Originally posted by VegaVagga:
I tried COVER and MAKEUP, but they only change the Drum or Bass, but not the rst, and when they do in COVER it changes according to the MACHINE's PRESETS and no option for customizing.

I think you didn't try the MakeUp function enough, since with this function is possible to change a lot of things in styles and songs, not only Drum and Bass.
I'm wondering that you didn't discover it.

The Cover function can be seen as a preset MakeUp for people that don't want to spend time in tweaking and customizing.

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#201904 - 07/07/05 01:20 AM Re: How many of us now own a Roland G 70
o3bor Offline
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Registered: 12/13/04
Posts: 190
Quote:
Originally posted by g800miles:
I like it now since I've started on the steep learning curve.
Disappointed though with having no 'hold' or 'freeze' for the transpose.ROLAND TAKE NOTE.
And a question... How do I set the split point away from that damned "C". I'm sure there must be a way of doing it without having to set it everytime I switch on and choose a new style etc ? or having to 'save' it with every new save.

I think you know that you can save your favourite split point position in each user program; if you want to save a setting that has to be recalled each time you switch on the instrument, go into Menu->Utility->Startup, select the favourite User Program and activate the 'Recall' button.
I hope this satisfies your needings.

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#201905 - 07/07/05 01:25 AM Re: How many of us now own a Roland G 70
o3bor Offline
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Registered: 12/13/04
Posts: 190
Quote:
Originally posted by g800miles:
Disappointed though with having no 'hold' or 'freeze' for the transpose.ROLAND TAKE NOTE.

In the User Program window (press List) on the upper left corner there is a 'Hold Settings' button; pressing it you will access a window where you can select what to freeze at User Program change.

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#201906 - 07/11/05 07:10 AM Re: How many of us now own a Roland G 70
G Angel Offline
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Registered: 02/29/04
Posts: 32
Loc: Ooltewah, Tn.
I love it more every day.
The G 70 that is.

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#201907 - 07/11/05 07:50 AM Re: How many of us now own a Roland G 70
VegaVagga Offline
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Registered: 12/13/03
Posts: 49
Loc: Miami, FL
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Originally posted by G Angel:
I love it more every day.
The G 70 that is.


I guess it's sorta like a spouse. You learn to love it and focus on the good

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#201908 - 07/11/05 07:59 AM Re: How many of us now own a Roland G 70
G Angel Offline
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Registered: 02/29/04
Posts: 32
Loc: Ooltewah, Tn.
I love her more every day after all she tells me how good I sound on the G 70.
Ha Ha

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#201909 - 07/15/05 12:09 AM Re: How many of us now own a Roland G 70
g800miles Offline
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Registered: 07/01/05
Posts: 16
Loc: UK
Thank you o3BOR for your advice. I'll have a go and do what you say. I must add that my previous KB was the Yamaha PSR9000PRO and the 'engines' appear to be completely different But, I'm gradually getting into the finer points of the G70.
Again my thanks Derek Miles.
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