Recording A Song; Before You Begin Recording; 1> Selecting The User Song You Want To Record; 2> Making Basic Settings For The Song - Roland DR-880 Owner's Manual

Recording a song

To record a song, you use "step recording" to
specify each pattern in the desired playback
order.
● You can record up to 100 songs.
● One song can contain up to 500 patterns,
and all songs can together contain a total
of 50,000 patterns.

Before you begin recording

Here's the procedure for recording a song.
fig.03-020
<1> Select the user song you want to record
<2> Make basic settings for the song
<3> Step-record the song
<1> Selecting the user song
you want to record
1. Access the Song Play screen.
2. Use the VALUE dial to select a user song
(001–100).
You can also erase a song that's been previously
recorded and use that location. Refer to "Clearing
(erasing) a song" (p. 80).
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<2> Making basic settings
for the song
Here's how to make basic settings for the song.
* You can also change these settings after recording.
1. In the Song Play screen, press [EDIT].
The edit menu screen appears.
2. Move the cursor to the "SONG" icon and
press [ENTER].
The song edit menu screen appears.
fig.03-031d
3. Move the cursor to the "INFO" icon and
press [ENTER].
The song information screen appears.
fig.03-040d
4. Move the cursor to the parameter you
want to edit, and use the VALUE dial to
edit the value.
Parameter / Val-
ue
Init.Tempo
OFF, 20–260 Tempo setting for the song
OFF:
The song will play at the tempo specified by each pat-
tern.
20–260:
The tempo specified by each pattern will be ignored,
and the song will play at the tempo you specify here.
Explanation