Korg M1R Owner's Manual page 90

* In step recording
the strength
at
which
the
keyboard
is
played
is
ignored.
6.
Use
the
keyboard
to
input the notes while
step recording. (Likewise, play
a
chord
when
inputting chords.)
All
the
keys
that are played
until their release are
recorded
together
in
the
same
step
regardless of
the actual
timing of playing
the keys.
7.
Recording proceeds
to
the next step
when
all
the
keys
are released.
Repeat
operations
3
through
6
as
many
times
as
you
want.
*
When
entering
rests,
recording proceeds
to
the next step
by
pressing
rest
(
[f]
).
8.
After finishing
all
step inputs, press the
START/STOP
key
to
complete
the
recording.
* Step
is
forwarded
as
many
times
as set
by
the step time
when
pressing Rest
(
[f]
).
*
The
note input
in the
previous
step lengthens by
the
amount
of
the step time
when
pressing
tie
([g])-
* There
are
two ways
of inputting longer notes than
the
note value
set
by
step time.
One
method
is
to
reset the
note by
step time
and
the
other
is to
lengthen by
using
tie.
The
length of the note
as
determined
by each method
is
shown
below:
When
step time -1/2: when
lengthening
by
tie,
steptimes1/4:
l^^ 1
—
H-\
A
—
n
—
^
80
%
of
2
beats
1
beat
80
%
of
1
beat
* Tie can
also
be
set
while playing
the keys,
and
the note
becomes
longer according
to the
amount
of
step time. In
this
case, the
tie
affects
only
the
played key's sound, making
it
possible
to
change chords
around
the held key.
t
t
Stays on
Stays on
*
The
step
can be
moved
back
as far as
set
by
the step
time
when
pressing
step
back
(
[h1
).
Any
notes
or steps starting from and occupying
the space
moved
back
to
are deleted.
Step Time =1/2
Step Time =1/4 Step
Time =1/4
*
This
is
used
not only
for deleting mistakenly entered
notes, but also used
for inputting succeeding
notes;
in
such
applications step
back
is
used
to
shorten
the step time.
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