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8. EDITING RHYTHM PATTERNS
OVERDUB RECORDING
Overdubs
are done in the same
way
that patterns are
recorded, using either REAL TIME REC. or STEP REC.
The only difference is that the display will read "DUB"
instead of "NEW". Each pass can be done using a different
error-correction, metronome count and drum kit if desired.
Remember
that the number of bars and time signature
cannot be changed in an already recorded pattern.
ERASING
OVERDUBBING PRESET PATTERNS
Overdubbing
using a preset pattern is an easy way to
create new patterns.
Overdubbing using a preset pattern
causes
the
creation
of
a
new
pattern,
which
automatically saved in a blank pattern within the pattern
area 00-49.
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If the patterns 00-49 are all recorded, the display shows the
error message "USER AREA OVER".
ERASING A PATTERN
User-definable patterns 00-49 can be erased easily. (Preset
patterns 50-99 are permanently stored in the machine.)
Simply select the pattern you wish to erase and press
ERASE.
Press ENT./REP.
to confirm
or BACK
to
cancel.
EXAMPLE:
Select the pattern to be
erased. Select Pattern 05.
CALL
РТН
85.
Press ERASE.
ERASE
РТН 95 ALL
ERASING AN INSTRUMENT
It may
be desirable
to erase
all occurrences
of an
instrument
in
a
given
pattem.
This
is
easily
accomplished.
Make sure the pattern you wish to erase is selected, then
press
ERASE.
As
with
the
ERASE
PATTERN
operation, the display will show the pattern number and is
prepared to erase "ALL" drums. Use the 4 and w
keys to
select the drum you wish to erase. Then press ENT./REP.
to proceed or press BACK to cancel the operation.
Note: This operation erases all events in a pattern which
uses a given drum. If different entries have been made
with .pads using different variations on that drum, all
those events will be erased. You are erasing а drum, not a
pad!
erasure.
EXAMPLE:
Press ERASE.
ERRSE
PTH 65 RLL
Use æ and w to select
drum.
ERASE
РТН
85
BOL
Press ЕМТ./ВЕР. to
execute.
ERASE
EXECUTED
О
Kt
l.
r, press BACK
to cance
ERASE
CANCEL
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