Correcting Drum Patterns (Microscope) - Boss BR-1200CD Owner's Manual

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15. Press [F3] (GO).
The drum pattern will be saved. When the message
"Complete!" appears, it indicates that saving has been
completed.
If you select a different drum pattern or load a new
song without saving the current pattern, all of the
newly recorded data will be lost. This data will also
be lost if you turn off the BR-1200CD before saving.
Correcting drum patterns
(Microscope)
Microscope is used to make detailed corrections to drum
patterns. In specific terms, this function displays a drum
pattern's performance data in list format so that any of the
corresponding parameters can be corrected as required.
1. Press [F2] (REC) on the Drum Pattern Edit screen.
The Pattern Recording Selection screen will appear.
fig.04-0140d
2. Press [F3] (M.SCOPE).
The Microscope screen will appear.
fig.20-025d
Performance data is displayed on this screen as follows.
fig.20-026d_drumsevent.bmp
Note number
Location
Drum tone
Gate time
(the length of time from when the note
begins to the time it stops playing)
Accent
(Velocity)
Creating drum patterns
• When the BR-1200CD's internal drum sounds are
being played, the Gate Time setting is ignored and
all sounds continue for the same amount of time;
accordingly, the Gate Time setting may be left at "1."
• When the BR-1200CD is playing drum sounds by
transmitting MIDI data to an external drum machine
connected to the MIDI OUT port, it is important that
the gate time be set to match the specifications
described in the drum machine's manual.
3. Move the cursor to the item of performance data to be
modified.
fig.20-026ad
4. Modify the performance data as described below.
You can confirm the sound where the cursor is
positioned by pressing [ENTER].
To change a drum sound:
1) Move the cursor to the drum sound field.
fig.20-026bd
2) Select a new drum sound using the TIME/VALUE dial.
The performance data will be updated with this new
drum sound setting.
To change a drum's volume:
1) Move the cursor to "ACC" field.
fig.20-026cd
2) Set a new velocity value using the TIME/VALUE dial.
Larger velocity values produce higher volumes and
vice versa.
To change a drum's gate time:
1) Move the cursor to the right edge of the screen; when
you move it even further to the right, "GATE"
appears.
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