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setting value is "5" (five semitones higher = perfect fourth
higher).
The transpose setting remains active until the point
where the next transpose value is entered (start of fifth
measure in this example).
Use the [ ]/[ ] keys to move to the start of the
fifth measure.
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Use the [VALUE] dial to change the transpose
value for the fifth measure.
For measures 5 and 6, we want to transpose the original E
Major pattern to B Major. Therefore, the required setting
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value is "7" (seven semitones higher = perfect fifth higher).
For measures 7 and 8, we want to use E Major of the
original chord. Therefore there is no need to change
the transpose value of zero.
Press the [I] key to terminate step input.
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To listen to the song with the transpose information, press
the [ ] key.
If you have made a mistake during transpose information input, you can correct it as follows.
I Modifying the transpose information setting value
After performing steps 1 - 2, use the [ ]/[ ] keys to move to the desired point, and use the
[VALUE] dial to enter the new transpose information.
I Deleting accidentally entered transpose information
After performing steps 1 - 2, use the [ ]/[ ] keys to move to the desired point, and press the
[ERASE] key. The current transpose information is deleted.
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G Entering a fill-in pattern
With the previously described steps, we have created an 8-measure chord progression. But the
rhythm simply repeats the same pattern. To add a bit of flourish, proceed as follows.
Press the [G REC] key.
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The [G REC] key lights up, and step input again becomes
possible.
Press the [L] key once.
The indication "EV➝" appears on the display.
Other indications such as "PT" or "TS" to the right of
"EV➝" denote event information for the current position.
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"PT" stands for pattern information and "TS" for transpose
information. For details, see page 66.
While this indication is shown, position information is
shown on the display to the right of the measure and beat in
"ticks" (1/96 beat).
Use the [ ]/[ ] keys to move to the start of the
eighth measure.
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When "EV ➝ " is displayed, the [ ]/[ ] keys can be used to
move in measures. The [STEP] key allows movement in
steps of 24 ticks.
Press the [M] key once.
Pattern information can be input.
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When you move to a point where no pattern
information is input, the indication "
the left of "Pattern". This means that the preceding
pattern will continue to play.
Use the [VALUE] dial to enter new pattern
information.
With the [VALUE] dial you can enter new pattern
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information at the current position. In this example, let's
select pattern "117". This is a 1-measure fill-in pattern. The
bass track uses the same E Major chord as pattern 116.
" is shown to
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