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Event Operation
1.
Select
either editing
of
track
data or
pattern
data
(
\c\
)
and
specify the track
number
or pattern
number
([!)•
2.
Press the
REC
key, and,
when
it
lights
up, press the
START/STOP
key.
You
have
now
called
up
the
EVENT
EDIT
Mode.
*
Other
modes
or functions
cannot be
selected
until
event
editing
is
finished
by
pressing
the
START/STOP
key
again.
3.
Specify
the
measure
to
be
edited
(
[a]
)•
The
first
event of
that
measure
is
indicated.
4.
By
increasing
the
Index
(
[b]
)
from
#001,
the
events
in
the
measure can
be seen
in
the
order of
their
location
(their
position
in
the
measure).
*
The
location
is
indicated
by
the
beat
number
within
the
measure and by
the
clock
number
in
the beat.
One
clock pulse
is
the
same
as
1/48
beat.
(One
MIDI
clock pulse
is
equal
to
two
Ml
clock
pulses.)
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*
Note
events
include: note
name
(the
pitch of the note)
(
[d]
)»
velocity
(the
strength
at
which
the
keys
are
hit)
(
[e]
),
and
duration (length of sound)
(
[p]
).
*
Odd
numbers
are
not available
for
velocity value
settings.
*
When
pitch
bend,
after
touch
or
program change
are
selected
by
[d]
,
their
values
are
indicated
above
U.
EUENT EDIT
Eyenl
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#884 1:04 BEND
+4895
[INS3C0EL1
*
When
control
change
is
selected
by
|d1
.
the
type of control
change
(control
change
number).
is
shown
above
[e)
and
its
value
above
[f]
:
104
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