Step Record - Yamaha qy10 Operation Manual

STEP
RECORD
Measure
Beat Event
M
L-i 1
—
-L-1W
•-.
:
—
-
-
-
d
Clock
Step Time
*-bJ uyy"-;
uyy
Vetoc/iy
Gate 7/me
Access:
Song
Play
Mode
->
[•]
->
Select
TRl
...
TR4
->
[MENU]
->
"stp"
If all
backing
tracks are selected for step recording
(BK),
refer to
"Backing
Step
Record" on page
50.
If
an
individual chord, bass, or
rhythm
track
is
selected for step recording, refer
to
"CBR
Step
Record"
on page
54.
The
arrows
at
the right
and
left
of
the
above
dis-
plays
indicate that
another display
"page"
is
available
and can be accessed by
moving
the cursor past the
end
of the current
page
in
the indicated direction.
Summary:
The
step
record
mode
allows
a
track or a por-
tion
of
a track
to
be recorded note-by-note, with pre-
46
cise control
over
the timing, length,
and
velocity
of
each note
as
well
as
many
other
musical parameters.^
Settings:
Measure: 001
...
299
Beat:
1
...
16
Clock:
00
...
23
Step
Time: S01
...
S96
(standard note displays
replace
numbers where
applicable
—
see Step
Time
Values
chart,
below)
Event:
—
(no
event),
C-2
...
G8,
-
(note event)
Gate Time:
G01
...
G99
Velocity:
kb
(keyboard),
V01
...
V127
Procedure:
Press the sequencer
[]
key
to
start
recording.
The
easiest
way
to
record
is
directly via the
QY10
micro-keyboard and numeric keys
as
described below
(refer to the labels
below
the
numeric
keys).
It is
also possible
to
use the
CURSOR
keys
to
move
the cursor
to
the desired parameter, then use
the
[-]
and
[+]
key
to set
as required. After selecting a
step
time, event, gate time, or velocity value, the
[ENTEr"
key must be
pressed
to
actually enter the selected value
in
the
sequence and
move
ahead
to the
next
step.