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4
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3
TRACK
ERASE
SONG0
TRACK ERASE
Track
=
1
[EXEC]
A
fi
c
0
e
F
C
H
d]
Track
1^8
Track
number whose
play data
is
to
be
erased
[EXEC]
Executing
the erase
This function
erases
one
track
in
the current song.
1.
Select the track
to
be erased
(
[d]
).
2.
Execute
ERASE
by
[EXEC]
(
\g\
).
*
A
prompt
for
confirmation appears
when
the track
to
be
erased has
data.
F
5
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1
PUT/COPY
PATTERN
SOHG0
PUT/COPV
PfiT
<
PUT
)
P09
—
*
Tr
l
M001 tEXEC]
0
PUT/COPY
PUT
COPY
Selection of pattern function (put or
copy)
Assigning
pattern
Copying
patt^
[c]P
Pattern
0-99
Pattern
number
[iTr
Track
1-8
Track
number
[Dm
Measure
1-250
Measure number
0
[EXEC]
Executing
PUT
or
COPY
Patterns
can be connected
or strung together
in
the
measure
of
the specified
track.
There
are
two
ways
of
connecting
patterns:
PUT
and
COPY.
PUT
writes the pattern
number
to
the track,
and
COPY
copies
the
play
data of
the pattern
to
the
track.
*
In the
case of
PUT:
Track
>
'
—
/Pattern
V
*
Consumes
little
memory.
*
Play
changes
when
pattern
is
revised
*
In the
case of
COPY:
^
.
Track
^Pattern
^
*
Play data can be revised
on
the track.
*
Play does not
change even
if
the pattern
is
revised
1.
Specify
whether
PUT
(writing
in
the pattern
number)
or
COPY
(writing
in the
play data of
the pattern) will
be used
(
[a1
)•
2.
Specify
the pattern
(
[c]
),
track
(
[e]
)
and measure
(
[f]
)
to
be
written
in.
3.
Execute by
[EXEC]
(
[g]
).
*
The
play data included
in
the
measure,
which
is
in
the specified
measure,
will
be
lost.
(A prompt
for
confirmation
will
appear
when
the
play data
is
included.)
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