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3.
View the data
The Microscope function
of the
MV-30 allows you
to view
individual events (data)
that you
have
recorded in a track. Let's
take a look at the
data that was recorded in a standard track (data that was
recorded in
realtime).
O
Press
the TRACK
fFilL-fMil
key, move the cursor to TRACK, and select
1'
O
While holding the
l=SHrtrrl
key, press the
[Tl
key to return to the beginning
of
measure
1.
G)
Press
the
TRACK
[tr,'[cnnOSeOPe']
key.
The Microscope display
will
appear'
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Move the cursor
to the
location, in the below diagram. Rotate the
VALUE
dial and data will appear in the
display.
The daia of one line is called "event"'
ln
sequencers such as
the MV-30s, data that indicates the
pitch,
length, and loudness
of a note is called "note
event"'
To select another
track
and scroll the data
How data position is exPressed
Select
the
track
I
by
event
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rotate
the
value
dial)
73rd clock
of
beat
4 of
measure
4 () :96
clocks)
Musical notation and sequencer data
The following are
examples
showing
how
scores
would
appear
when
converted
as
actual data
for
the
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1
2
Beat
l
2
data
xThere are other types of event in addition
to
note
event
Please
refer to fire page
6-15
of
tre
()wner's
Manual'
*
Data in
a
pattern
can
be
viewed
in
the same
way.
ln step
O,
select
the
track whbh contains the pattern,
and
press
the
PATTERN
tilirceFo=EFEl
key.
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Track
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converted
as
tMV-30
data
T-l
J
L
When converted
as
MV-30
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