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This function
erases
all
song
data (including data
on
all
of the tracks)
and
sets
the
time
signature
(number
of
beats
per measure)
at
the
same
time.
1.
Select the
song
to
be
initialized
(
|b]
).
2.
Set
the
number
of beats per
measure
of four
(
|d]
)
of
the
song
in
the
range of
2/4
and
6/4,
3.
Execute
INITIALIZE
by
[EXEC]
(
[g]
).
*
The
display
prompts
for
confirmation
if
the
song
to
be
initialized
has data
in
it.
*
The
time
signature
set
here
cannot be
changed
unless
it
is
initialized
again.
*
The
protect function (F 4-1)
for
each
track
is
ignored
here.
F
4
-
1
TRACK PARAMETER
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TRACK
PftRflHETER
Track
Trl
100
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T+ee D+BB
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A
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F
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H
[A)Tt
Track
Selecting the track
to
be
edited
H
Program
OFFJOO -
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C00-C99
Program
(sound
color)
of
current track
[C]G
Volume
0-99
Volume
of current
track
dlT
Transpose
-24-
+24
Transposition
(in
semitones)
current track
ED
Detune
-50^+50
Minute
adjustment of
pitch
of
current track
a
Panpot
Ay9:l'-1:9/B/C/C+D/D
Output
destination
of
current track
dlProt
Track
Protect
OFF/ON
Prevents recording
on
current track
This function
edits
the
parameter
of
each
track.
*
Select
the track
whose
parameter
is
to
be
edited
by
using Track.
The
parameter
of
each
track
is
indicated
by
the
number
of
the track.
*
Program
sets
the
Program
(sound
color)
of
the track.
The Program
set
here
is
played
until
any program
changes appear
in
the play
data.
*
If
real
time recording
is
executed,
the
Program
used
at
that
time
is
set
here.
*
When
the
memory
card having
Program
data stored
in
it
is
used,
Programs
in
the
card can be
selected.
(Make
sure the correct
card
is
inserted
when
playing
Programs from
the card.)
*
Volume
controls the
volume
of the
track.
*
When
recording
in
real
time, the
volume
used
in
recording
is
set to
the
same
level here.
*
Transpose and Detune
adjust the pitch of the
track.
(Tranpose
adjusts
in
semitone
steps,
and Detune
in
cent
steps.)
*
Panpot
(pan)
sets
the
output
destination of the
track.
Settings
are:
A,
A:B
(1:9
-
9:1),
B, C,
C
+
D,
and
D.
*
Recording and
editing are
prevented
when
Protect
is
ON.
*
It is
recommended
to set
Protect
to
ON
for tracks
which have been
recorded
to
avoid erasing
or
rewriting data
by
mistake.
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