Roland V-Synth GT Supplementary Manual

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Functions Added in Version 2
This manual explains the functions that have been added in version 2 of the V-Synth GT. Read this manual in
conjunction with the V-Synth GT Owner’s Manual.
Please be aware that in the screen shots shown in this document, the patch names and tone names
differ from the factory settings.
The latest sounds have been added to the internal preset patches, tones, and waves. You can select the sounds of
either Version 2 or Version 1 when you perform a Factory Reset (p. 18).
For details on these sounds (patches, tones, waves), refer to the “ V-Synth GT Version 2 Sound List” (PDF file)
available on the Roland website ( http://www.roland.com/ ).
New effects have been added for the Tone-FX and Reverb.
Added Tone-FX (p. 6)
Twenty-two types of Tone-FX have been added.
Added Reverb (p. 16)
Includes five types of reverb that have won broad acclaim since their introduction on the Fantom-G.
Added Parameters for Tone-FX (p. 17)
Parameters have been added to some Tone-FX.
Import Files Function (p. 20)
The capability of importing Patch, Tone, or Wave files into the V-Synth GT has been added.
Chromatic Bend Function (p. 22)
A chromatic bend function has been added, letting you use the pitch bend lever to change the pitch in semitone
steps. This makes it easy to recreate a variety of pitch transitions, such as those produced when using the slide
technique on a guitar. When used with Vocal Designer, this lets you simulate the result of using pitch-correction
software on a vocal performance.
Tap Tempo Function (p. 19)
A tap tempo function has been added, allowing you to set the tempo by tapping the tempo indication.
Cutting-edge Sounds Added
Enhanced Effects
Import Files
Chromatic Bend
Tap Tempo
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Roland V-Synth GT Specifications

General

Brand	Roland
Model	V-Synth GT
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English