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(3) Select the rhythm pattern that will serve as the
starting point. (See illustration above.)
Note:
If you wish to edit the VARIATION or FILL-IN data for a
particular rhythm pattern, press the base pattern
switch first and then the VARIATION or FILL-IN
switch. In the latter case, the LED in the selected FILL-
IN switch will burn steadily, and the other two will
continue flashing. (For the editing procedures for
INTROs and ENDINGs, see "11. Advanced Procedures"
on p.32.)
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Note:
At this point, the bar length (1 or 2) appears on the top
half of the multifunction display.
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■ Adding Notes
(5) To add to the pattern, hold down the key labelled
INPUT (the first D on the lower keyboard) and use
the hand percussion keyboard to record the instru¬
ments, their patterns, and relative volumes.
Notes:
• Any changes made to the rhythm pattern take effect
immediately.
• New notes for a particular instrument already in the
pattern do not replace existing ones. Rather, they
are added in.
• The rhythm section supports up to six instruments
for any given beat. It ignores any attempts to add a
seventh instrument.
• The rhythm section does not accept touch bar input.
■ Deleting Notes
(6) To eliminate notes for a particular instrument from
the pattern, hold down the key labelled ERASE (the
first F on the lower keyboard) and press the corre¬
sponding instrument key for the stretches that you
wish to delete.
Note:
An F appears in the lower left hand corner of the
display to remind you that you are editing a FILL-IN
pattern.
(4) Press the RHYTHM switch to start the rhythm
pattern and the metronome.
Note:
Any changes made to the rhythm pattern take effect
immediately.
Note:
Adjust the metronome volume with the ORCHESTRA I
VOLUME control in the AUTO PLAY ORCHESTRA
section. The tempo appears in the lower right hand
corner of the screen only if you change the tempo
—and then only for a few seconds.
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