System Program 1.20 Bugs reported to Roland
6 May 2020, 13:34Thread for reported or confirmed bugs in System Program 1.20, reported to Roland.
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Scene Banks do not correspond to assigned startup scene
System Program 1.20 added the ability to assign a startup SCENE other than 1-1. However, the bank selected at startup remains BANK 1, regardless of the startup SCENE selection. Say you choose 16-1 as startup. Press 2, and you now go to 1-2 instead of the expected 16-2. You expect the current BANK would match the selected SCENE.
Reported April 29, confirmed by Roland on May 1
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Tap Tempo does not work properly with iArp
There is a problem using Tap Tempo and iArp together.
Tap tempo appears to properly capture and display the tempo. But once Tap Tempo changes the tempo setting, the iArp now seems to start using the keypresses to also detect tempo. While the displayed tempo does not change, the iArp temp will jump all over the place, somewhat following key tempo as opposed to the scene tempo set by tapping.
Best demo: enable only part 5 to iArp. In this case you usually get a clean drum part as good backing. Set tempo via tap. Now watch the drum tempo jump all over the place in response to key presses - very psychedelic, but little music usefulness. Even with the part 5 receive switch off, it will change. If you adjust tempo via scene control, it will resume proper tempo, until you use the keys again.
This means you cannot use Tap Tempo in a live setting to follow a drummer while using iArp, for example.
Reported to Roland May 6.
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Scene Banks do not correspond to assigned startup scene
System Program 1.20 added the ability to assign a startup SCENE other than 1-1. However, the bank selected at startup remains BANK 1, regardless of the startup SCENE selection. Say you choose 16-1 as startup. Press 2, and you now go to 1-2 instead of the expected 16-2. You expect the current BANK would match the selected SCENE.
Reported April 29, confirmed by Roland on May 1
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Tap Tempo does not work properly with iArp
There is a problem using Tap Tempo and iArp together.
Tap tempo appears to properly capture and display the tempo. But once Tap Tempo changes the tempo setting, the iArp now seems to start using the keypresses to also detect tempo. While the displayed tempo does not change, the iArp temp will jump all over the place, somewhat following key tempo as opposed to the scene tempo set by tapping.
Best demo: enable only part 5 to iArp. In this case you usually get a clean drum part as good backing. Set tempo via tap. Now watch the drum tempo jump all over the place in response to key presses - very psychedelic, but little music usefulness. Even with the part 5 receive switch off, it will change. If you adjust tempo via scene control, it will resume proper tempo, until you use the keys again.
This means you cannot use Tap Tempo in a live setting to follow a drummer while using iArp, for example.
Reported to Roland May 6.