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14J
RHYTHM
PATTERN
EDITING
b.
Step
Edit
Step
Editing
allows
you
to
edit
the
Sequence
parameters of each
Instrument
in
a
rhythm
pattern.
With
the
unit set to
Norma!
Edit (or
Scope
Edit)
in
the
Step Writing
mode
and
stopped, follow
this
procedure
:
Step
1
Press
the key
pad
that corresponds
to
the Instrument
to
be
edited.
Step
2
Using
SELECT
,
select the
parameter
to
be
edited.
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1/ON
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VL
(Velocity)
$
PT
(Pitch)
$
DC
(Decay)
$
NU
(Nuance)
$
PN
(Pan)
$
MT
(micro
timing)
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you wish
to
listen
to the actual sound,
press
j
START/'STOP
|
to start playing
the
rhythm.
Step 3
Specify the
Step
number
(or
Scope
Step number)
to
be
edited
with
|
M
I
or
[J,
then
using
j
-
1
/^QFF
1
1
+
1
/ON
[
,
the
VALUE
slider
or
the
Numeric
Keys,
edit
the value
of
the parameter.
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Normal
Edit
mode
Instrument
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Scope
Edit
Mode
Step
Number
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Step
Number
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The
current
Scope
Step
Parameter
Value
flashes
4:
if
no sound
is
entered
in
the
Step
number
(or
Scope
Step
number)
you have
selected, editing
cannot
be
performed
("4:^^"
is
shown
instead
of the
value).
4:The Micro Timing
does
not
change
during writing.
To
check
it,
select
the Pattern
Play
or
Song
Play
mode.
Step
4
To
continue,
and
edit
another
Instrument,
stop
playing the
rhythm, then
specify
the Instrument using the appropriate
key
pad.
Step
5
Stop
playing.
Step 6
Press
EXIT
to
return
to
the
Menu
display.
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