Listening To Information Stored In; The Scratchpad - Rodgers PR-300S Owner's Manual

Track···specifies the track to be pasted to. If you
select an individual track by pressing the
appropriate track button, then the pasted
information will be placed on that track. If you
select "All" by rotating the alpha-dial, the
scratchpad information will be pasted onto the
track(s) it came from.
Part···lets you specify the Part of the pasted
information. If you select "All", then the Part(s) of
the pasted information will be the same as when it
was placed in the scratchpad. That is, the MIDI
channel(s) used by the information which is pasted
will not change.
If you want to change the Part of the pasted
information, you can specify a Part by rotating the
alpha-dial. For instance, if you specified Part 3,
then all information which is pasted would be
changed to Part 3 (MIDI channel 3).
This is an excellent way to copy information from
one MIDI channel to another MIDI channel, so that
two different instruments play the same music.
Simply record an instrument using Part I, for
example, then perform a Copy function and paste
the copied information to Part 2. The information
which plays Part 2 will be exactly like that which
plays Part I, but you will be able to specify two
different instruments (one for Part I, one for Part
2).
(3) Press [ENTER] when the Paste screen is set to
your satisfaction.
The PR-300S may say "Please Wait" for a few
seconds, after which the Play Screen will return.
Listening to Information Stored in the Scratchpad
Sometimes, you'll want to check the data
stored in the scratchpad before you paste it
into your song. For this reason, it's
possible to play the information stored in
the scratchpad to make sure it's what you
want to paste.
To play the information stored in the
scratchpad:
(1) Press the [PLAY/STOP] button located under
the top cover.
The scratchpad information will be heard. If you
want to stop playback, press rPLA Y/STOP] again.
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