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Recording a Performance
5.
Press the [2] button, getting the indicator to start blinking. (Note 1)
The right-hand part is now set to be recorded to the [2] button.
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If you want to cancel the recording, press the [Rec] button once more and extinguish the
indicator.
6.
Press the [Play] button to start recording.
After two measures of count sound, recording begins.
Play the right-hand part as you listen to the left-hand part being played back.
Recording will also begin if you start playing the keyboard without pressing the [Play]
button. In this case, no count sound is played.
7.
Press the [Play] button once again, and recording stops.
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At this point, what is recorded to the Track buttons is shown below.
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8.
Pressing the [Play] button again starts playback of the song with your
recorded performance.
Listen to your recording of the right-hand part a few times.
Refer to "Redoing a Recording" (p. 42) if you want try the recording over again.
(NOTE 1)
¢ What you play will be recorded to any of the [1], [2], or [R] buttons that are pressed.
¢ Sounds from Drum Sets such as Standard set and Sound Effect (p. 58) cannot be
recorded to the [1] and [2] button.
¢ Only sounds from Drum Sets such as Standard set and Sound Effect, and automatic
accompaniment sounds can be recorded to the [R] button.
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