Chapter 9 Changing the Operating Environment (System). Roland Dr. Rhytm DR-110, DR-3

Chapter 9 Changing the Operating Environment (System)

These settings include those for the DR-3’s pad sensitivity, Master Tuning, and other global settings.

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How to Make the Settings

1.

With the performance stopped, press

[EDIT].

The Edit Menu screen appears.

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Display

Drum

MidiCh

Bass

MidiCh

<FAC-

TORY

RESET>

Description

Sets the MIDI channel for the drum part.

Sets the MIDI channel for the bass part.

Restores all of the settings to the original factory settings.

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4.

Turn the VALUE dial to set the value.

5.

When you press [EXIT], the setting is changed, and you’re returned to the previous screen.

2.

Press [ ], select a <SYSTEM>, then press [ENTER].

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3.

Press [ ] [ ], select the parameter to be set.

Display

Output

Auto

Type

FS1

FS2

PadSens

Mstr

Tune

Click

Level

Sync

Description

Sets the parts output from the OUTPUT jacks.

Changes the pattern progression when performing in

Auto mode.

Assigns the function controlled with Foot Switch 1.

Assigns the function controlled with Foot Switch 2.

Adjust the pad sensitivity

Sets the reference pitch for the bass part.

Adjusts the volume of the metronome sound.

When connecting an external

MIDI device and synchronizing the performance, this determines whether the DR-3 is to be the slave.

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Chapter 9 Changing the Operating Environment (System)

Setting the Parts To Be Output from the OUTPUT Jacks

You can set the parts that are to be heard from the external audio device connected to the OUTPUT jacks.

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Setting the Reference Pitch for the Bass Part

The reference pitch for the bass part can be set within the range of A = 438 Hz to A = 445 Hz.

* Changing this setting does not change the drum parts.

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Parameter

Value

ALL

Output

DRUM

BASS

Description

The sounds from all parts are played.

Only the drum part sounds are played. The bass part is muted.

Only the bass part sounds are played. The drum part is muted.

Adjusting the Pad Sensitivity

The pads are less sensitive when this is set to a lower value. Although strong accents are not produced unless you tap the pads with force, it allows you to impart more subtlety and nuance to your performances.

Raising the value increases the sensitivity.

Although this allows you to produce strong accents even with gentle taps, you lose the ability to add subtle changes.

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Parameter

MstrTune 438–445 Hz

Value

Changing the Volume of the Metronome Sound

This changes the metronome volume when

Realtime Recording (p. 65) is used to record

patterns.

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Parameter

ClickLevel 1–10

Value

Parameter Value

1–10

PadSens

Fix

Description

The velocity will not be affected by the strength of your tapping the pads.

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