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6.
Recording
Rhythm
Patterns
6.1
Recording
Methods
The
R-100
offers a
choice of
two
recording
methods:
(1)
REALTIME
REC.
The
R-100
records the
rhythm
exactly
as
play-
ed
on
the instrument
pads.
(2)
STEP
REC.
You
sequentially play the beats
and
rests
for
each instrument
one
at a time.
Both
allow
you
complete
access
to
all
24
instru-
ments
available.
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MBU
F7-100
REALTIME
REC.
REAL
:
NEW
BAR
01
STEP
REC.
PTN
4,
OJL
04
STEP:
BDI
BAR
01
PTN
4,
01
4
Note:
DUB
indicates that
the pattern
already contains
data;
NEW,
that
it is
completely
blank.
6.2
REALTIME
REC.
-
Parameters
The
REALTIME
REC.
command
has
six parts,
used
to
set
the recording parameters:
Parameter
Range
Default <,
>
Keypad?
Pattern
number
00-99
/
Y
Y
Length
in
bars
01-99
01
Y
Y
Beats
per bar
*'
01-99
04
Y
Y
Beat
value
*'
04, 08.
16
04
Y
N
Metronome
value
OFF.1/4.1/6.1/8
1/12,1/16,1/24,1/32
1/4
Y
N
ERROR CORRECT*
2
1/4,1/6,1/8,1/12,
1/16,1/24,1/32,1/48
1/64,1/96.1/192
1/16
Y
N
Notes:
1.
These can only be
set
for
a
NEW
pattern.
2.
The
ERROR CORRECT
function automatically
corrects
your
playing to
this
note
value.
The
ENTER
and
BACK
keys switch through
the
steps
in
the order
indicated.
Remember
that
you
cannot change
the length
or time
signature of
a
pattern
after
recording
even
a
single
note.
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Select the pattern
number.
real:
BAR
NEW
PTN
9
9_
1
4/0
4
Select the
number
of
bars.
REAL
BAR
PTN
9
9
±
4/0
4
Select the
time
signature beats per
bar.
REAL
BAR
PTN
9 9
1
4/0
4
Select the
time
signature beat
value.
REAL
BAR
PTN
9 9
1
1
4/0
41
Select the
metronome
beat
value.
METRONOME SELECT
1
/4
Select the
note value
for error
correction.
ERROR CORRECT
1/16
REAL:
BAR
NEW
PTN
9
JL
1
4/0
4
22
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