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Mode
R/P
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Regular
recording
/
play
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Song (SongNumbo^)
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Song number
to
be
played recorded
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Track
(Track
Number)
1-8
MLT
Track
number
to
be used
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Measure
1-250
Measure
number
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Tempo
(tempo)
40-208
Tempo
(beats
per minute)
0
Prog
=
...
(Program)
OFF,
100
to
199
CX)0toC99
Program number
of
current track
Volume
(volume)
0-99
Volume
of
current track
d
1^4]
Returning
to
the
beginning of
the
song
(first
measure)
(Measure
Reset)
Play
Select
the
song
number
to
be played
(
[b]
)
and
press
the
START/STOP
key.
Play
is
stopped by
pressing
the
START/STOP
key
while playing and
is
restarted
by
pressing
the
START/STOP
key
again.
When
the
song
is
finished playing, another
song
is
played
(if
song change
is
set),
or the
sequencer
stops
and
resets the
measure
back
to
zero
(if
another song
is
not
set).
*
Pressing
the
START/STOP
key
in
any
mode
automatically accesses
this
page and
starts
playing
a
song.
*
Other
modes
or functions
cannot be
selected during play.
*
Tempo
(
[e]
),
Program
(
[f]
)
and
volume
(
\g\
)
can be changed during
play.
However,
when
these
data are included
as part
of
the
play
data, the
values
are fixed.
*
Songs
inside the card
can be
selected
for
play
by
pressing
the
card
key
when
the
memory
card
which
has
sequence
data
is
inserted
in
the
PROG/SEQ
DATA
slot.
Starting
Play
from
Midway
Point of
Song
Change
the
measure
number
(
[d]
)
when
the
sequencer
is
stopped
and
press the
START/STOP
key; play
will
start
from
that
measure.
However,
the
Program
selected or controller value
might be
different
from
the original
recording
when
program
changes
or control
changes
are
included
in
the
play
data.
The
sequencer of
the
MIR
can be played simultaneously along with
rhythm machines
or external
sequencers
connected by
MIDI.
(This
is
referred
to as
synchronization or "syncing.") Set
the
clock source of
the
MIR
to
"internal"
and
the
other
to
"external"
(in
the
GLOBAL
Mode),
then
connect
the
MIDI
OUT
terminal of
the
Ml
with
the
MIDI
IN
terminal of
the external device.
MIDI
MIDI
OUT
IN
Clock Source
e
Internal
Clock
Sources
External
Set the clock source of
theMlRin
the
GLOBAL
Mode
(F
5-1).
(Refer
also
to
the
owner's
manual
of
the
MIDI
device
to
be connected.)
Operations such
as
START/STOP
should be executed
from
the
device
on which
clock source
is
set to
internal.
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