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F 6 - 3 PATTERN INITIALIZE
PRTTERN
INITIRLIZE
Pattern=02 8eat=4 Len9th=l
[EXECl
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8
C
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[fil
Pattern
0---99
Pattern number to be initialized
@]
Beat
2-6
Selection of time signature (2/4
-
6/4)
[EJ
Length
1-8
Length of pattern (in measures)
@]
[EXEC]
Executing the initialize function
This function sets defaults for the pattern (and erases any existing data).
It
also sets the time signature and the
pattern length (up to eight measures) of each pattern here.
1. Select the pattern number to be initialized (
00] ).
2.
Set the time signature (
[Q] )
and the number of measures (
[B
)
of the pattern
.
3. Initialize by [EXEC]
.
*
The time signature and the length set here cannot be changed unless re-initialized.
*
When the specified pattern is used in the song, the dis play will show, "Pattern used in song." All the
patterns in the song are erased by pressing YES (
[Q] ).
Pattern initialize is cancelled by pressing NO
( [HJ ).
F 6- 4 GET PATTERN
PRTTERN
GET FROM TRRCK Pattern
Son90 Trl M001
--~
P00
[EXECl
A
8
C
D
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F
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~
Source Song
0-9
Song number which has the measure to "GET"
[fil
Tr
Source Track
1-8
Track number which has the measure to "GET"
@JM
Source Measure
1 - 250
Number of the first measure to "GET"
[]JP
Pattern
0-99
Pattern number from which data is taken
@]
[EXEC]
Executing the GET PATTERN function
This function transfers play data to the pattern by copying from a track. Patterns can easily be created from
data on the track.
1.
Set the time signature and the length of the pattern by using Pattern Initialize (F 6-3) beforehand. Also set
the time signature to be the same as the song that will be copied from and set the length to the number of
measures desired.
2. Specify the song (
[Al ),
track (
00] )
and the first measure (
[Q )
of the source song and specify the pattern
(
~
) of the destination.
3. Copy by pres sing the [EXEC] (
[Q] )
key.
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