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7. Advanced Recording Techniques
The KR-3500 provides three different recording techniques which enable you to create some
pretty
sophisticated Song data.
© Replace Recording
If the track which you are recording on contains performance data, all the data on that track will be re
-recorded (overwritten). With this technique you can record (and re-record) a track until you achieve
the desired results.
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Once you have recorded the Style Play, the Time Signature of the selected Music Style has also been
automatically recorded on the Arranger track. Once recorded, the Time Signature cannot be changed.
For example, if you try to use "Replace Recording" to replace the Music Style originally recorded with
a different one (with a different Time Signature), the following message will appear :
In this case, use the Delete procedure (@P. 85) to delete all data fram internal memory. Then record
over again.
© Mix Recording
If any performance data exists on the track you are recording on, the newly recorded data will be added
to the existing data.
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© Pedal Punch-In Recording
This technique is used when you wish to re-record only certain sections of a Song. The record function
is controlled by a foot pedal which has been assigned the Punch-in/Punch-Out function. Press the
pedal (at the point where you wish to begin re-recording) to go from playback to recording ("Punch
-in"). Press the pedal once again (at the point where you wish to stop re-recording) to go from
recording to playback ("Punch-Out"). Since the playback "recording modes will altemate each time you
press the pedal, you can re-record several areas if desired.
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Punch-Out
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