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INSTRUMENT ASSIGNMENT
How
to
use
a
Rest
Instrument
BfOT
contains
no sound
data
(rest).
Using the
Rest,
you
can
create a
"choking
gate,"
or
mute
effect.
Procedure
Set the Assign
Type
(see
page 46)
of the
Rest
and
the
Instrument
to
the
same
EXC
number
.
Then
play
the
Rest
C
assigned
key
)
right
after
the
instrument.
In
this
way,
the instrument
is
muted
or cut
off.
<Ex.>
Choking
effect:
hitting
a
crash
cymbal then
grabbing
it
with your
hand.
Gate
Snare
:
Cutting the
snare's reverberation
with
a gate.
*The
muting
effect (using the Rest)
can
be written
into
a
rhythm
pattern.
It
will
then be executed
at
the
right
point.
Level
Crash
Cymbal CEXC8)
/
Rest
(EXC8)
Time
Brush
Roll
Performance
To
use
a
Brush
Roil
sound
(on
an
optional
Sound
ROM
card)
:
Set
the
Assign
Type
(see
page 46)
of the
Brush
Roll
sound
to
any
of
the
EXC
numbers.
By
entering
Brush
Roll
sounds
continuously, the sustained
sound
of the
Brush
Roll
is
muted,
and
affects
Brush
Roll
performance.
Brush
Roll
(EXC8)
Rest
(EXC8)
Level
Time
*By
setting
the Assign
Type
of
the Brush
Roll
and
the
Rest
(Instrument
HJOl)
to
the
same
EXC
number,
then
entering
a
Rest
directly
after
the
last
sound, the
last
Brush
sound
will
also
be muted.
•The
Brush
Roll
sound
is
a
slow
rising
sound,
and
therefore
can be
played
rhythmically
by
shifting
the
overall
timing
forward with
"Macro
Timing
Shift"
(see
page
100),
or
"Micro
Timing
Shift"
(see
page
101).
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