Roland GAIA 2 Bedienungsanleitung

Reference Manual

The content of this manual applies to version 1.10 of this instrument’s system program or later.

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Panel map (+SHIFT)

Panel map

Tone Select Tone Write Tone Init

Common

OSC

Edit map

LFO

Mixer

Edit map

Amp

Filter

Edit map

Eects

Control

Edit map

Tone Edit

Motional Pad

Arpeggio

Chord Memory

Sequencer

System Utility Parameter list

MFX list

Wavetable list

Factory

Reset

Backup

Restore

Export

Import

Format

File

Master

Eects

Connect

ext device

Model Expansion

SH-101

Navi

LFO

RATE / WAVE/ DEPTH

OSCILLATORS

TABLE / POSITION

FILTER

A / D / S / R sliders

AMP

A / D / S / R sliders

VALUE (PUSH ENTER)

> TONE EDIT

PRESET / USER / MODEL

> TONE LIST (Toggle)

P-MOD S-MOD MOTIONAL PAD

REC

CHORD

Hold+Keyboard

> LFO ASSIGN

SEQUENCER

REC

> MFX, CHORUS,

REVERB / DELAY

ASSIGN

Hold + Knob/ Slider

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[SHIFT] + MENU

> WRITE

[SHIFT] +

TEMPO SYNC

> KEY TRIGGER SW

[SHIFT] +

DRIVE

> MAKEUP SENS

[SHIFT] +

TYPE

> CHORUS MODE

[SHIFT] + P-MOD

> MOTION ASSIGN X

[SHIFT] + S-MOD

> MOTION ASSIGN Y

[SHIFT] +

REC

> CLEAR

[SHIFT] +

ON/OFF

> SETTING

[SHIFT] + SYNC

> RING MOD

[SHIFT] + ENV-DEPTH

OSC ENVELOPE

[SHIFT] + INIT

MANUAL

INIT

> INITILIZE

[SHIFT] + ON

ARPEGGIO SETTING

[SHIFT] +

START/STOP

SEQUENCER SETTING

[SHIFT] +

1-8

TONE GROUP

[SHIFT] +

1-4

PAGE

(SEQ MODE)

[SHIFT] +

MODE

OCT RANGE

[SHIFT] +

SCALE

> DURATION

[SHIFT] +

MONO

> LEGATO

[SHIFT] +

PORTAMENTO

UNISON DETUNE

+UNISON SPREAD

[SHIFT] + EDIT

SEQUENCER UTILITY

[SHIFT] + REC

RANDOM PATTERN

* Ver.1.10 or later

[SHIFT] +

TYPE

> ON/OFF

[SHIFT] +

LEVEL

> SEND

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Outputting sound

1. Connect the included AC adaptor to the DC IN jack.

2. Connect your mixer, amp or speakers to the OUTPUT jacks.

3. Connect a pair of headphones to the PHONES jack.

* If your headphones have a stereo mini plug, connect the headphones to the front PHONES jack.

4. Turn on the [POWER] switch of this instrument rst, and then turn on any equipment that’s connected to this instrument.

5. Adjust the volume of the connected devices.

6. Adjust the volume of this instrument with the [VOLUME] knob.

7. Play the keyboard to make sound.

* Before turning the unit on/o, always be sure to turn the volume down. Even with the volume turned down, you might hear some

sound when switching the unit on/o. However, this is normal and does not indicate a malfunction.

* The power to this unit will be turned o automatically after a predetermined amount of time has passed since it was last used for

playing music, or its buttons or controls were operated.

If you do not want the power to be turned o automatically, disengage the Auto O function. Ø“Auto O function”

* Unsaved data is lost when the power turns o. You must save any data in advance that you want to keep.

* To restore power, turn the power on again.

AC adaptorPower cord

Bottom of instrumentBottom of instrument

Cord guideCord guide

To AC outlet

* Use the cord guide on the bottom of the instrument to secure the

AC adaptor cord, as shown in the illustration.

OUTPUT jacks (L/MONO, R)OUTPUT jacks (L/MONO, R)

These are jacks for outputting the audio signal.

* Use the L/MONO jack for mono output.

PHONES jackPHONES jack

Connect your headphones here.

* When using headphones with a stereo mini plug, connect

the headphones to the front jack.

[POWER] switch[POWER] switch

Turns the power on/o.

DC IN jackDC IN jack

Connect the included AC adaptor here.

MASTER

[VOLUME] knob[VOLUME] knob

Adjusts the overall volume.

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When you touch (click) on screens that are outlined with a border, this jumps to the related operation page or parameter list.

Touch (click) the Navi icon at the top right-hand corner of the pages to jump to the Navi map.

When you touch (click) on other icons shaped like these, this jumps to the related operation page or parameter list.

Icon Explanation

VALUEVALUE

Turn the [VALUE] (ENTER) knob.

ENTERENTER

Press the [VALUE] (ENTER) knob.

* You may need to double-click in

some cases.

Button nameButton name

Press the button that’s shown.

SHIFT +

Button name

Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press

the button shown.

[SHIFT]

* You may need to hold down another button

besides [SHIFT] in some cases.

* You may also need to hold down two buttons

for a separate operation in some cases.

Icon Explanation

KnobKnob

Operate the knob or slider.

PADPAD

Operate the motional pad.

Swipe Tap Double-tap

Place your nger

on the pad and

slide it in the

desired direction.

Lightly touch

the pad with

your nger.

Tap the pad

twice.

KeyboardKeyboard

Play the keyboard.

The following icons are used in the illustrations of this manual to describe the operating steps.

Icons used in this manual

Screens with a border Screens without a border

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Common

OSC

[SHIFT] +

MONO

[SHIFT] +

PORTAMENTO Looper MFX List

Jumping between pages

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Basic operation

DisplayDisplay

Shows various information for the operations.

[MENU] button[MENU] button

Shows the MENU screen.

[SHIFT] button[SHIFT] button

Use this button with other buttons to switch the function of

the buttons and knobs.

* The functions you can access with the [SHIFT] button are

shown below (or to the side of) each button or knob (Some

functions are not shown).

[VALUE] (ENTER) knob[VALUE] (ENTER) knob

Turn: moves the cursor and sets the parameters.

Press: conrms the parameters and executes operations.

When you press this on the TOP screen, this shows the

SOUND screen.

[EXIT] button[EXIT] button

Returns to the previous or initial screen.

For some screens, this cancels the operation currently being

executed.

Tone

information

Wi-Fi signal strength (when WC-1 is connected)

Output audio

waveform

Motions made

on motional pad

Setting screens for various parameters

System settings, utilities, other screens

TOP screen

The topmost screen, where you can select tones.

SOUND screen

Selects the section for editing the tone.

MENU screen

Execute various settings and functions

from here (unrelated to tones).

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ENTER

ENTERMENU

ENTER

EXIT

EXITEXIT

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Operating with the [VALUE] (ENTER) knob

On nearly all of the screens, you only need to operate (turn/press) the [VALUE] (ENTER) knobs to select parameters and edit values.

This manual explains how to use the [VALUE] (ENTER) knob to operate this instrument.

¹When a parameter is selected, double-click the [VALUE] knob, or press [VALUE] (ENTER) knob while holding down the [SHIFT]

button to show the value list.

¹Press the [EXIT] button to return to the previous screen or to cancel editing a value.

¹Press the [EXIT] button a number of times to return to the TOP screen.

Moves the cursor

Selects a parameter

Conrms the value

Changes the value

Return to SOUND

screen

VALUE (turn)

Double-click ENTER

Shows the VALUE LIST screen

ENTER

(press)

Highlights the parameter display

Value List

EXIT ENTER

ENTER

VALUE

EXIT

Cancel

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Conrms the value

Selects a parameter

Moves the cursor

Moves the pointer

Return to SOUND

screen

Swipe (vertical)

Swipe (vertical and horizontal)

Swipe (horizontal)

Swipe (right)

Double-tap

Shows the VALUE LIST screen

Tap

Changes the value

Changes the value in larger units

Pointer

You can also use the motional pad to select parameters and edit their values.

This manual explains how to use the [VALUE] (ENTER) knob to operate this instrument.

¹You can disable (turn o) the pad operations. Ø“Motional Pad UI Sw”

¹When a parameter is selected, double-tap the motional pad to show the value list.

¹Press the [EXIT] button to return to the previous screen or to cancel editing a value.

¹Press the [EXIT] button a number of times to return to the TOP screen.

Using the pad to operate this instrument

Value List

EXIT

Highlights the parameter display

EXIT

Cancel

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On the GAIA-2, a single unit of sound is called a “tone”. There are four ways to classify tones: by attribute, by group, by bank number and

by tone number.

VALUE Select a tone (A1-1–H8-8)

SHIFT+

ENTER Reload the tone

PRESET Selects a preset tone

Tones that can only be loaded, not overwritten

USER Selects a user tone

Tones that can be loaded and overwritten

MODEL Selects a model tone

Model expansion tones

(SH-101 is preinstalled by factory default)

* Aside from the GAIA-2 original sound generator, the SH-101 Model Expansion comes

preinstalled by factory default, which is modeled after Roland’s analog synthesizer.

You can also install Model Expansions such as the JUPITER-8 and JUNO-106 from Roland

Cloud (These are available for purchase). See the “GAIA-2 Roland Cloud User’s Guide”for

details.

Attribute (P: PRESET/U: USER/M: MODEL)

Group (A–H)

Bank number (1–8)

Tone number (1–8)

SHIFT+

1–8

Selects the group (A–H)

1–8 Selects the bank number (1–8)

9–16 Selects the tone number (1–8)

Selecting a tone

[PRESET] [USER] [MODEL] buttons[PRESET] [USER] [MODEL] buttons

Selects a tone attribute (three types).

[1]–[16] buttons[1]–[16] buttons

Selects the group, bank and tone numbers.

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