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MIDI EVENT SEQUENCE
RECORDING METHOD 1
—
TIME
CODE
FROM
TAPE
OR
INTERNAL
TIME CODE
+ MANUAL
TAP
7.
Move the cursor to the next character position by pressing the START
key.
The STOP kev can be used to move the cursor back to a previous character
position.
Enter the next character and continue until the name is complete.
Press ENTER to set the name and exit the NAME
mode.
ME PLAY
MEREC
ME EDIT
SS
Enter bank name (steps 3~6)
ENTER
With this method it is possible to specify steps in real time while reading the time
code track from a tape or using the internally generated time code. Note, however,
that in this case the steps are only reserved, and the EDIT mode must then be used
to assign program change or control change data to be transmitted at each step.
Time Code from Tape + Manual Tap
1.
2.
3.
Make sure that the output from the time code track on the recorder is connected
iothe SMPTE
IN terminal on the MSS1.
Press the RECORD
key to enter the ME REC mode.
If the SYNC LOCK indicator is not lit, press the CHASE key, press the YES key
to select <ОМ>, then press ENTER to set the CHASE mode ON and return to
the ME REC mode. The SVNC LOCK indicator should now be lit.
Press the START key. The SYNC LOCK indicator will go out and the "Waiting!"
displav will appear on the LCD.
Plav back the tape from a point just before the beginning of the piece to be
recorded. When the MSS1
locks on to the received time code, the SYNC LOCK
indicator will light and the TIME CODE
LED displav will displav the received
time code data.
Tap the START kev at each point vou want to program an event transmission.
Tap-enter the steps required for the entire length of the piece to be recorded.
The MIDI STEP displav will follow accordingiv.
Recording is stopped auto-
matically when the memory displav on the LCD reaches 0000.
When the steps for the entire piece have been "tapped in," press the MSS1
STOP
key to automatically exit the ME
REC mode and enter the ME PLAY
mode. Stop and rewind the tape recorder.
Use the ME EDIT mode
REPLACE
function to assign event data to the pro-
grammed
steps (see "EDITING
A MIDI
EVENT
SEQUENCE,
Event Replace"
on page 35).
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