Roland KR-11 owner manual Insert adding blank measures, Transpose changing the key

KR-11 – Song Edit

3.Press the <EXEC> button to confirm your settings and edit the data.

Insert: adding blank measures

Insert allows you to make a track longer by adding rests at the specified position. This will make room for new data and shift data that lie behind the From posi- tion further to the right. New data can be added using the Punch In/Out method (see page 36) or by copying excerpts.

Note: The Insert function does not provide a To pointer. Instead, you have to specify the length of the insert using the For value. “For 2” thus means “insert 2 bars”.

1.Press <Insert>.

2.Use <√> and <®> below the display to select a parameter, and set the value with <+> and <–>. “Track”, “From”: see step (2) under “Quantize: correct- ing the timing”.

For— The number of bars to insert.

3.Press the <EXEC> button to confirm your settings and edit the data.

Transpose: changing the key

Transpose allows you to change the key of what has already been recorded. It can be invaluable for tricky phrases that you want to play only once.

1.Press <Transpose>.

2.Use <√> and <®> below the display to select a parameter, and set the value with <+> and <–>. “Track”, “From”, “For”: see step (2) under “Quantize: timing corrections”.

Bias— Amount of transposition. A value within the range of -24~+24 semitones (-2~+2 octaves) can be specified.

3.Press the <EXEC> button to confirm your settings and edit the data.

Track Exchange/Track Copy: swapping and copy- ing tracks

Here, you can choose to exchange the data from one track with that of another, or to copy data from one track to another (so that they both play the same from start to finish).

1.Press <Trk Exchng/Copy>.

2.Use <√> and <®> below the display to select a parameter, and set the value with <+> and <–>. Mode— Track Exchange: Swaps tracks

Track Copy: Copies a track

3.Press the <EXEC> button to confirm your settings and edit the data.

Note: When copying a track, data existing at the copy desti- nation is overwritten by what is copied.

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