TurboUK
Newbie
Hi guys, my first post on here so go easy on me! 
I have had the original Roland FR-7 since 2004. I've not been one to experiment with the different sounds and settings, I've just used the presents that work for styles I play.
I am starting to record into the PC through the jacks out into an interface then into the PC. The bass button taps are switched on and very prominent. I have figured out how to locate and turn them off, however I've no idea how to save it, or even better turn them off on a global setting so they are off permanently on all sounds and settings, and then be able to save that. I have no use for the tap sounds to be heard.
At the moment If I turn it off it's only off for that one setting, and if I switch settings and come back to that setting or switch the Roland off and on again, it comes back on. So I know I am not saving the change.
Any help would be greatly appreciated on this one. Ideally be able to turn on the Bass Buttons tap sounds for good across all sounds, settings and presets permanently.
Many thanks,
Andy

I have had the original Roland FR-7 since 2004. I've not been one to experiment with the different sounds and settings, I've just used the presents that work for styles I play.
I am starting to record into the PC through the jacks out into an interface then into the PC. The bass button taps are switched on and very prominent. I have figured out how to locate and turn them off, however I've no idea how to save it, or even better turn them off on a global setting so they are off permanently on all sounds and settings, and then be able to save that. I have no use for the tap sounds to be heard.
At the moment If I turn it off it's only off for that one setting, and if I switch settings and come back to that setting or switch the Roland off and on again, it comes back on. So I know I am not saving the change.
Any help would be greatly appreciated on this one. Ideally be able to turn on the Bass Buttons tap sounds for good across all sounds, settings and presets permanently.
Many thanks,
Andy