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you want the notes to fall precisely on the
beat-
You can have notes
fall
precisely on
the
beat, even
if the
actual
input timing
is
inaccurate. For example,
the
smallest
rhythmic
interval in the following example is a 16th note, so you would select
a
Quantize setting of 1/16.
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Press
the l-rI(REC
PRM)
key, move the cursor to Quantize, and use
the
VALUE
dial to select the quantization setting.
When
you
have
finished, press the
fEXT-l
key
to
close the popup window.
while
recording
a
pattern,
it will
continue repeating until you stop recording.
Notes you record
on each
pass
will be
added
to
those previously recorded
-
this allows you to build patterns while the rhythm is playing. Follow the example.
First
well
record
the kick
(bass
drum).
O
Press
the [Frc']
key.
ln time with the
metronome, play
the note
c2
(the
c
two
octaves
below middle
C).
You should hear the
kick
(bass drum) sound.
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First
beat
Second
beat
Third
beat
Fourth
beat
lf
quantization
issetto
1,/16(,F),att
1/16th noteswill
beshifted
to the
nearest sixteenth
note
interval.
Other
note values
will
be
shifted to the
nearest relative position.
Select from the following quantization settings.
1/?
1/4
1/6
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a)
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a
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half
note
quarter note
quarter
note
triplet
1/8
1/12
1/16
eighth
note
eighth
note
triplet
sixteenth note
1/24.-.
1/32...
1/64...
sixteenth note
tri
plet
thirty
second
note
sixty
fourth
note
27
...
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