Roland Aerophone Pro Editor Bedienungsanleitung

Aerophone Pro Editor

Owner’s Manual

Aerophone Pro Editor

Contents

Preparing to Use Aerophone Pro Editor

Connecting with the Aerophone

About Aerophone Pro Editor

Using FAVORITE

Using the FAVORITE Screen

Using EDITOR

Setting the Parameter Values

Turning all effects off

Using the EDITOR Screen

SCENE VIEW

PART VIEW

TONE VIEW

PARTIAL VIEW

Using LIBRARIAN

Using the LIBRARIAN Screen

Using the SCENE LIST Screen

Importing a Scene from the Aerophone into LIBRARIAN

Exporting a Scene from LIBRARIAN into the Aerophone

Exporting the Libraries from LIBRARIAN to a Mobile Device or

Cloud Service

Importing a Scene from a Mobile Device or Cloud Service to

LIBRARIAN

Using SETUP

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Preparing to Use Aerophone Pro Editor

Connect the “Aerophone Pro Editor” app installed on your mobile

device to the Aerophone via Bluetooth.

* When using on Android 6.0 or later, please turn Android Location mode on.

Connecting with the Aerophone

Turn the Aerophone on.

The power LED (orange) is lit.

Place the Aerophone you want to connect close to your mobile

device.

MEMO

5 Make sure that the Bluetooth LED (blue) on the Aerophone is lit. If the LED is

o, the Bluetooth function has been turned o. Set “Bluetooth” to “On” from

the [MENU] button.

5 If you have more than one Aerophone unit, power-on only the unit that you

want to connect (turn o the power of the other units).

Turn on the Bluetooth function of your mobile device.

NOTE

Do not tap the “AE-30”indication that appears in the Bluetooth settings of your

mobile device. If you tapped this, temporarily cancel the device registration,

and perform the procedure again from step 1.

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Preparing to Use Aerophone Pro Editor

Start Aerophone Pro Editor.

Tap the [CONNECT] button on the screen.

* If more than one Aerophone is detected, a selection screen appears.

* If the mobile device was already connected to an Aerophone, it automatically connects to

that unit again, even if more than one Aerophone is detected.

If the pairing conrmation screen appears, tap“Pair.”

Once connected, the message“Connected to Aerophone”is shown

in the app.

Tap the [OK] button.

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About Aerophone Pro Editor

Aerophone Pro Editor has the following functions.

To switch between functions, use the buttons at the bottom of the

screen.

EDITOR

Use this to get an overview of

the sound settings, or to edit the

scene/tone parameters.

& “Using EDITOR”

FAVORITE

Lets you check and switch

between the currently

selected scene, or register

and switch between favorite

scenes.

& “Using FAVORITE”

STATUS

Shows the connection status

with the Aerophone and

its power status (whether

using an AC adapter, and

how much battery power

remains).

Not connected

Connected

(AC adaptor)

Connected

(battery power)

* Remaining battery

power is displayed

in ve levels.

* Tap the icon to show the

screen for connecting with the

corresponding Aerophone.

SETUP

Congures the connection

settings with the Aerophone,

and shows the Owner’s

Manual (this document).

& “Using SETUP”

LIBRARIAN

You can manage sets (libraries) of scenes in the

Aerophone.

Libraries support the import and export of user

scenes, and can be used to save the scenes as les

to your mobile device or to a cloud service.

A library can contain up to 50 scenes, and up to 20

libraries can be managed within the app.

& “Using LIBRARIAN”

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Using FAVORITE

Using the FAVORITE Screen

MEMO

Buttons that are marked with the“ ” symbol can be pressed and held to

display other windows or to switch to a dierent screen (this works the same

with the EDITOR).

The currently selected scene is

shown.

* The language used to display the

scene names changes according to

the Aerophone’s language settings.

The scenes registered as favorites

are shown.

Tap to switch scenes.

Hold down the FAVORITE button

to register the current scene as a

favorite.

Tap the icon to show all

scenes (preset/user) in the

Aerophone.

You can switch to a dierent

scene as desired.

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Using EDITOR

Setting the Parameter Values

Operate the app as shown below to set a parameter’s value.

* You can scroll the parameter list up/down.

Setting a value

When you tap a value, a controller appears.

Tap a value and hold the controller down to display the numeric

keypad or list.

Operation Explanation

Swipe left/right Changes the value

Tap +/- Set the detailed value

Setting a range

Operation Explanation

Swipe the left side Sets the lowest value

Swipe the right side Sets the highest value

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Using EDITOR

Turning all eects o

Tap“Scene Eects”in SCENE VIEW and turn all the eects o.

Tap the MFX for each part in SCENE VIEW to turn them all o.

Press the [WRITE] button in SCENE VIEW to save the scene.

Now all of the eects should be turned o.

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Using EDITOR

Using the EDITOR Screen

SCENE VIEW

[WRITE] button

Saves the scene you

are now editing as an

Aerophone user scene.

Tap this to switch

between scenes to edit.

Scene Eects

Displays the scene eect

setting status. Tap each

eect to turn it on/o.

* Hold down the eect name to

go to the eect edit screen.

[COMMON] button

Switches to the edit

screen for common scene

parameters.

& “AE-30/AE-20

Parameter Guide”

(PDF)

Control/Assign

Switches to the settings

screen for control/assign

parameters.

INTERNAL Internal sound

engine

MIDI OUT External

sound engine

& “AE-30/AE-20

Parameter Guide”

(PDF)

Part

Displays the settings for

each part. Tap the number

to turn a part on/o.

* Hold down to go to the part

edit (PART VIEW) screen.

Tone Tones selected

in parts

Switches tones

MFX

(solid line)

Part

MFX

(dotted line)

Tone

MFX

Tap each eect

to turn it on/o.

* Hold down the

eect name to

go to the eect

edit screen.

Out Asgn

(Output

Assign)

Output

destination

for part (either

IFX or DRY

routed to Scene

Eects).

The currently selected

scene is shown.

* Hold this down to display

the scene name edit

window.

* The language

used to display

the scene names

changes according

to the Aerophone’s

language settings.

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Using EDITOR

PART VIEW

Hold down parts 1–4 in SCENE VIEW to display the edit screen (PART

VIEW) for the part you pressed.

Tap to return to the

previous screen.

[COPY] button

Switches to the PART

COPY screen.

Use this to copy

parameters between

parts.

[WRITE] button

Saves the scene you

are now editing as an

Aerophone user scene.

PART tab

Tap to select the part to

edit.

Parts for which the

“PartSW” (part switch)

control is on are

highlighted.

Part Sw

Turns parts on/o that

you are editing.

[EDIT] button

Switches to the edit

screen for tones (TONE

VIEW).

* Only ZEN-Core tones can be

edited.

Parameter List

Shows the parameters in

the group.

& “AE-30/AE-20

Parameter Guide”

(PDF)

Parameter group

Switches between

parameter groups, such

as MODE and RANGE.

Tone

Displays tones selected

in parts. Tap to switch

between tones.

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