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b.
Basic
Step
Writing
The
following explains
Step
Writing
in
the Basic
mode.
Step
1
To
write
a
rhythm
pattern
made
of
more
than
one
bar,
specify
the
number
of bars to
be
written.
Move
the cursor
to
the bar
number
with
[^
and
[],
than
using
|
-
l/OFF
[
[
+
1/ON
,
the
Numeric Keys
or
the
VALUE
slider,
set
the
bar
number.
Bar
Number
to
be
written
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Entry
Method
Step 2
Select
the
length of
a
step.
Move
the cursor
to
the value
of
"D"
with
|
M
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aticl
[],
then
using
|
-
I/OFFII +
1/"0n1
or the
VALUE
slider,
select
Normal
Entry (16th note)
or
Triplet
Entry
(triplet).
Step
3
Tap
the
key pad
which
corresponds
to
the Instrument
to
be entered
(without
the
rhythm
playing).
If
necessary,
change Pad Banks
with
|
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Step
4
Press
START/STOP
to start playing
the rhythm.
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The
bar
number
currentry
being
written
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While the
rhythm
is
playing,
key pads
1
to
16 behave
as step
number
setting
keys.
That
is,
key pad
1
corresponds
to step
1,
key pad 2 corresponds
to step
2
and
Step 5
Set
the steps
with key pads
1
to
16.
(The entered sound
will
be
played
repeatedly.)
The
velocity
(dynamic)
Is
also
entered
at
the
same
time.
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To
cancel
a
step
you
have
written,
simply tap the
same
key pad
again.
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