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■ Starting Over
(7) To restore a particular instrument to its starting
pattern, hold down the key labelled RESET (the first
E on the lower keyboard) and press the instrument
key.
Notes;
• This function is for those situations in which errors
in insertions or deletions have produced an un¬
acceptable pattern. Unlike the ERASE key, the
timing does not matter.
• Any changes made to the rhythm pattern take effect
immediately.
• If this instrument was a new one that was not
originally in the pattern, the RESET function will
erase your entire pattern.
■ Stopping
(8) Press the left foot switch or the RHYTHM switch to
stop the rhythm accompaniment. You then have a
choice:
* Press the RHYTHM switch a second time to restart
the rhythm accompaniment for more editing.
* Return to step 2, select another rhythm pattern or
variation, and thereby abandon the results of the
current editing session.
Note:
Pressing the foot switch turns off the LED in the
RHYTHM switch.
■ Writing
(9) Holding down the key labelled WRITE (the first C on
the lower keyboard), press the switches for the
desired storage location: PROGRAM I or PROGRAM
II switch with possibly the FILL IN switch or the
INTRO/ENDING switch.
Notes:
• Pressing the WRITE key turns off the LEDs in the
rhythm and variation selector switches and sets
those in the three FILL IN switches flashing.
• If you press a FILL IN switch before pressing the
PROGRAM I or PROGRAM II switch, its LED will
not light. If you press the wrong switch, you may, if
you are still holding the WRITE key down, recover
from the error by pressing the correct switch.
• Cancelling the WRITE command, returning to step 3,
and selecting another rhythm pattern or variation
erases the results of the current editing session. You
may, however, change the FILL IN, INTRO, or
ENDING specification without losing your work.
• WARNING
The above WRITE procedure automatically overwrites
the current memory contents with the new pattern. If
you plan to make extensive use of this programming
capability, we recommend that you maintain careful
records of what you have saved and where.
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