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Using the Pattern Sequencer
E-98
The following describes each of the different instrument part
statuses that appear in the lower left corner of the screen.
Rhythm areas numbered F:001 through F:100 are for storage
of user rhythms. You can have up to 100 user rhythms stored
in memory at one time. You can recall a stored user rhythm by
pressing the L-9 ([F] USER RHYTHMS) button. See “Playing
an Auto Accompaniment” (page E-26) for more information.
This section explains the various methods you can use to
create user rhythms.
■ Editing One or More Parts of an Existing Rhythm
With this procedure, you edit an existing preset rhythm or
previously stored user rhythm to create a new rhythm.
With this method, you can select and edit (or record anew)
specific parts of an existing accompaniment pattern and store
the result.
The following is the general flow for this method.
* You cannot edit the INTRO or ENDING of an
accompaniment pattern of an existing rhythm.
For full details about this procedure, see “To rehearse before
editing an existing rhythm” (page E-99) and “To edit an
existing rhythm” (page E-102).
When this is
displayed:
It means this:
Fix Data
(Fixed Data)
Instrument part data from a preset
rhythm or user rhythm. The only
settings that can be edited for an
instrument part with this status are
mixer settings. Real-time recording of
keyboard notes and event editing are
not allowed.
Recorded Data
(Recorded Data)
Instrument part is being edited using a
rec area, and recorded data is
contained in the rec area. Mixer
settings, real-time recording of
keyboard notes, and event editing are
allowed for an instrument part with this
status.
Empty
(No data)
Instrument part is being edited using a
rec area, but there is no recorded data
in the rec area (rec area empty). Mixer
settings, real-time recording of
keyboard notes, and event editing are
allowed for an instrument part with this
status.
User Rhythm Numbers
Creating a User Rhythm
Check the content of the rhythm you will edit and
determine how (what part of what accompaniment
pattern*) you will edit it.
Use the rec menu to configure settings related to
accompaniment pattern recording.
Display the instrument part for the accompaniment
pattern you want to edit and then configure the desired
mixer settings and record keyboard notes.
After editing is complete, store the rhythm as a user
rhythm.
- USER’S GUIDE 1
- FCC WARNING 2
- Declaration of Conformity 2
- Important! 3
- Contents 4
- General Guide 6
- Reading the Display 8
- Precautions while “Please 9
- Wait” is displayed 9
- Saving Settings 10
- Its Factory Default Settings 10
- Getting Ready to Play 11
- Using Batteries 12
- Connections 13
- Bundled and Optional 14
- Accessories 14
- Selecting and Playing a Tone 15
- Listening to Demo Tunes 16
- Selecting a Tone 16
- Layering and Splitting Tones 17
- R-19R-19 18
- R-20R-20 18
- R-14R-14 18
- LOWER part 19
- Key you press 19
- UPPER 1 part 19
- Split point 19
- Tuning (Transpose) 20
- Using Octave Shift 20
- Using the Metronome 21
- Using the Pitch Bend Wheel 22
- Applying Vibrato to Notes 22
- Playing Arpeggio Phrases 23
- Automatically (Arpeggiator) 23
- Using Quarter Tones 24
- Fine Tuning Keyboard Keys 25
- (Scale Fine Tuning) 25
- Selecting a Preset Scale 25
- Using Auto Accompaniment 28
- Chord keyboard 29
- Melody keyboard 29
- Melody Keyboard 30
- Chord fingering mode 30
- Modifying Auto Accompaniment 31
- Patterns 31
- Using One-Touch Presets 31
- Using Auto Harmonize 32
- Applying Effects to a Sound 33
- R-17R-17 35
- R-15R-15 35
- R-16R-16R-14R-14 35
- C-7C-7 R-13R-13 35
- To use a DSP 36
- Creating a User DSP 37
- DSP name 38
- Destination user DSP number 38
- DSP Parameter Settings 39
- Using the Mixer 40
- Mixer Operation 41
- Mixer Parameter Settings 43
- MIC/INST Parameters 44
- Part Parameters 45
- Using the Tone Editor 46
- Creating a User Tone 47
- Tone name 48
- Destination user tone number 48
- Tone Parameter Settings 49
- Music Presets 51
- Music Preset Settings 53
- To change music preset Auto 54
- Accompaniment settings 54
- Creating a User Preset 55
- To clear user preset data 56
- Editing a Chord Progression 59
- 01 02 09 10 1100 60
- To perform menu operations 62
- ■ Registration Save Example 63
- Bank 2 selected 64
- Registered as Setup 2-1 64
- Setup 6-1 recalled 64
- Using the Song Sequencer 65
- Song area number 66
- Songs, tracks, and parts 67
- Recording Individual Tracks 69
- Re-recording Part of a Song 73
- (Punch-in Recording) 73
- Song Header Settings 75
- Playing a Recorded Song 76
- Editing a Song 78
- To clear a song 79
- To rename a song 81
- Editing a Track 82
- (Tracks 01 through 16 only) 83
- Editing Events 84
- ■ Reading Event Data 85
- ■ Event Data List 86
- To select a track for editing 88
- To edit an existing event 89
- To delete an individual event 89
- Range start point 90
- Range end point 90
- 018:01:00 020:01:00 024:01:00 91
- Copy destination point 92
- Deleting Pitch Bender Events 94
- To delete a beat event 96
- (Step Input) 97
- Input Menu Setting Items 98
- Creating a User Rhythm 100
- To edit an existing rhythm 104
- Rhythm name 108
- Creating a User Rhythm by 109
- (Easy Edit) 109
- Editing Individual Events 110
- (Event Editor) 110
- Event Editor Screen Contents 111
- Configuring Instrument Part 113
- Playback Settings 113
- (Part Parameters) 113
- Using the Pattern Sequencer 114
- Instrument Part Operations 115
- Accompaniment Pattern and 117
- Rhythm Operations 117
- Recording and Playing Audio 118
- Performing Audio Recording 119
- Audio file number 120
- Playing Back Audio 123
- (AUDIO PLAY) button 124
- ■ About center cancel 124
- Using the Function Menu 127
- Function Menu Settings 128
- Play/CardUtl 129
- Using a Memory Card 133
- Entering the Card Mode 134
- Formatting a Memory Card 134
- Memory Card 135
- Loading Data from a Memory 137
- To rename a file on a memory 138
- Playing a Music File from a 139
- Connecting to a Computer 142
- Storing and Loading Digital 143
- Keyboard Memory Data 143
- Using Rhythm (Auto 143
- Accompaniment) Data from 143
- Importing Data from Various 144
- Storage Media 144
- Reference 145
- Troubleshooting 147
- Specifications 149
- Operating Precautions 151
- DSP Effect List 152
- DSP Type List 153
- ■ Single Type DSP Parameters 154
- 14: Lo-Fi 156
- Fingering Guide 157
- Supported Input Characters 157
- Chord Example List 158
- Parameter List 160
- MIDI Implementation Chart 161
- MA1011-B Printed in China 163
- AT3/AT5-E-1B 163
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