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6
- SEQUENCER
MODE
Since an
8-track
sequencer
is
installed
in
the
MIR,
you
can
easily create
your
own
songs complete
i
with
muiti-
timbral instrumentation
by
specifying
the
Program
that will
be used on each
track
and by
recording play data
from
an
external
MIDI
keyboard.
*
In
this
mode
songs
(play data)
can be
recorded, played
back and
edited;
moreover,
other
song
parameters (such
as effect settings
to
be used
for
playback) can be
edited.
*
In
this
mode
the
memory
is
edited
directly.
*
The Program
used
when
playing
the
keyboard
for
recording
is
the
Program
that will
be assigned
to
the
current track of
the
selected song.
*
The amount
of data
that
can be
memorized
is
limited as
to the total
number
of songs, patterns
and
steps
(music
notes).
STRUCTURE OF SONGS
Sequencer
play data together
with
related
parameters recorded
in
8 or
less
tracks
is
referred
to
as a
"song.
SONG
Song
Parameter
[Tempo,
beat,
etc.]
[---EFFECT
;
I
Setting the effect
to
I
[_be
used
in^the
song
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TRACK
1
Parameter
(Program
no.,
Program,
MIDI
channel,
etc.)
TRACK
2
TRACKS
TRACK
4
TRACKS
TRACK
6
TRACK?
TRACKS
Play
data
of Track
1
Play
data of
Track 2
Play
data
of Track
3
Play
data
of Track
4
Play
data
of Track
5
Play
data
of Track
6
Play
data
of Track 7
Play data of
Track
8
*
1
Program
(1
sound
color)
can be assigned
to
1
track.
It
is
possible
to
change each
track's
Program
in
the
middle
of
the song.
*
Each
track
can
store
play data of
up
to
250
measures.
*
1
song can
consist of
up
to 8
tracks.
*
10 songs,
numbered
from
0
to 9,
can be
created.
*
The Mi's
internal
sound
source can provide
a
maximum
of 16
oscillators for
use
in
all
the tracks
combined.
*
In the
Sequencer
Mode
the effect setting
of
each
program
is
ignored
and
the effect
setting
within
the
song parameter
is
active.
Each
track of
a
song can be
made
in
the
3
following ways:
(1)
Real time
recording
This
is
the
most
basic
method
in that
the data
played by keys
is
directly
memorized.
The
real
time recording
page
is
selected
by
default
when
the
SEQUENCER
Mode
is
called up.
(2)
Step recording
This
is
a
recording
method
that specifies,
step
by
step,
the
length
and
velocity
(volume)
of
each
note
by numeric
value,
and
the pitch
by
key.
(3)
Pattern
method
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