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RD-100
Owner's Manual
—— And Related Functions
Recording _
Playing Alcina with the Demo and
Recording
The RD-100 allows you to play along with a demo song
and record your performance. When you later play back
the recorded music, it can be quite helpful in determin-
ing where you may need more practice.
For example, when you have finished practicing the
right-hand part, try recording it to see how well you do.
The demo song can still supply the left-hand part for
your recording.
Select the song number using the SONG [+/-] buttons.
Your performance is recorded to Track 1 and Track 2 in Song
number "0". Any existing data will be automatically erased
when new data is recorded.
. Press the [REC] button and confirm that the indicator
lights.
The RD-100 is now ready to record your performance.
Press the [REC] button again if you do not want to record
after all.
. Press the [TRACK 2] button and confirm that the indicator
flashes.
. Press the [PLAY] button to start recording after a two-mea-
sure count-in.
Play the right-hand part along with the left-hand part of
the demo song.
+ If you start playing without pressing the [PLAY] button, the
RD-100 will start recording right away without any count-in.
. Press the [PLAY] button to stop recording. The display now
shows song number "0".
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1. Select song number "0" by pressing SONG [+] and [-]
simultaneously.
Lights :
2. Press the [PLAY] button to start playback of the recorded
data.
The right-hand part you played and the left-hand part of
the demo song are played back.
If the indicator of Track 2 is lit and that of Track 1 is
dark, only the right-hand part of your performance will
be played. Press [TRACK 1] to once again hear the left-
hand part.
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If the indicator of Track 1 is lit and that of Track 2 is
dark, only the left-hand part (of the demo performance)
will be played.
3. Press the [PLAY] button to stop playback.
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