Cutting Measures At The End Of The Song; Quantizing The Song - Korg Concert C-540 User Manual

Cutting measures at the end of the song

You can cut measures at the end of the song. For example, you
could have recorded a long section, and then you erased it. Af-
ter recording a shorter section, you ended up with a series of
empty measures at the end of the song. With this function, you
can cut them away.
1.
After having pressed the EDIT button while in Song Play
mode, use the SCROLL
sures edit page:
Cut Measures
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Quantizing the song

Quantize allows you to correct any timing error after record-
ing (see page 29 for more information). With this function, all
parts (including the Drum part) will be quantized.
1.
After having pressed the EDIT button while in Song Play
mode, use the SCROLL
edit page:
Quantize
Q:1/16
2.
Choose one of the quantization options (from 1/32 to 1/8).
A "b ~ f" character added after the value means swing-
button to go to the Cut Mea-
3
Exec?
button to go to the Quantize
4
Exec?
Editing a song > Cutting measures at the end of the song
2.
Choose a measure where you want to start cutting. The
value ranges from 1, to the last measure of the song.
3.
Press the SCROLL button to move the cursor to the
Exec command.
4.
Press +/YES to start cutting. The "Are you sure?" message
appears. Press +/YES to confirm, -/NO to cancel and keep
the measures.
5.
Press the EXIT button to return to the Main page and save
the changes (see "Saving the song after editing" on page 36),
or the SCROLL button to go to the next edit page (see be-
low).
quantization (i.e., correction with a 'human' feel). Triplets
are intermediate-values (12, 24).
Quantize values
3
1/4 = 1/8a = 1/12 =
b ~ f = swing
3.
Press the SCROLL button to move the cursor to the
Exec command.
4.
Press +/YES to start quantization. The "Are you sure?"
message appears. Press +/YES to confirm quantization, -/
NO to cancel and keep the original value.
5.
Press the EXIT button to return to the Main page and save
the changes (see "Saving the song after editing" on page 36),
or the SCROLL button to go to the next edit page (see be-
low).
3
1/16a = 1/24 = 1/32 =
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