Metronome (Beat • Tempo Memory) - Yamaha Harmony Director HD-300 Owner's Manual

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Demonstrating Tempo and Rhythm (Metronome, Rhythm Style)

Metronome (Beat • Tempo Memory)

You can create and save irregular meters by using Beat • Tempo Memory function.

Using Beat • Tempo Memory

BEAT • TEMPO MEMORY [MEMORY] button

Press the

rhythm style to the "Beat • Tempo Memory" metronome mode. This will

move the cursor to the memory number.

Setting the Beat (Irregular Meter)

[BEAT] button

Press the

Use the CURSOR [L][R] buttons to move the cursor and edit the memory.

• "M1"–"M8": Selects between memory numbers while the cursor is on this. Either change this with the [-]/[+] buttons,

or select the number directly by pressing one of the keys (D5 – A5) corresponding to the numbers.

• A single memory can contain irregular meters with up to eight measures. The variable range for the numerator is 1 – 9

for the first measure, and 0 – 9 for the second and subsequent measures. If the numerator is 0, the metronome will not

proceed to the next measure. The variable value for the denominator is 4 or 8.

• There are no special operations required to save or load memories. A memory being edited will be saved automatically.

Selecting a memory number will load it automatically.

• To initialize the contents of the selected memory number, press the [DELETE] button while during editing.

NOTE

• When using Beat • Tempo Memory, the playback position will be underlined.

• Use the "HD-300 Assistant" iOS app (page 35) to create and send irregular meters using the touch screen on the smart device.

Adjusting the Metronome Volume

Operation is the same as in the simple metronome mode (page 23).

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to move the cursor to the beat area.

Memory number

Playback position

to set the

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