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F 4 - 2 TRACK COPY/BOUNCE
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COPY/BOUNCE
( COPY
)
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Source Track
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Copy/Bounce
COPY
/BOUNCE
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Source
Track
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Tr
Dest Track
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[EXEC]
Switching
between
copy and
bounce
Track number to be
bounced
Track
number
of bounce destination
Executing the bounce
This function lets you copy or bounce the play data from track to track.
Track Copy
This copies the play data from one track to another.
1. Select the COPY function (
IA] )
and set the source track (the track that will be copied) (
~
), and the
destination track (the track to which the copy will be made)
(Im).
2. COPY is executed by pressing [EXEC] (
[Q] ).
Track Bounce
This combines the play data of two tracks into one.
1.
Select the BOUNCE function (
!Al )
and set the
source
track (the track that will be bounced) ( ~ ), and the
destination track (the track
to
which the selected track will be bounced) (
Im
).
2.
BOUNCE
is executed by
pressing
[EXEC]
(
[Q] ).
Source Track
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Destination
Track
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Source Track
Data
is
cleared
Destination
Track
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The
data on
the
source
track
is
cleared
after the bounce operation.
Setting
of
destination
track
is
effective for track parameters
like
track Program
(sound color) and MIDI
channel. (Note that
after
bouncing
tracks
which have different Programs or
MIDI
channels,
the
track
bounced to is assigned only one Program or MIDI channel and the original assignments cannot be
recovered.
Bouncing may
cause an
unnatural
effect
when control
change
data
is
included
in both
of the tracks.
(Control
change
data can
be de
leted by
Measure
Erase, F
5
-
3.)
When
patterns
are
included in the source track,
that track
cannot
be
bounced
unless the
corresponding
meas ures
of the
destination track
are
e
mpty. (An error
message
results.)
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