Wantegrity HAWK-800 Owner's Manual page 37

5. You can edit the sequence by playing notes (to enter notes into the sequence), use the Step button (to insert
rests or tie notes), and press the Start button to step back (to delete notes or rests). While in advanced sequence
edit mode, the sequence edit display shows you a quarter note count (up to the maximum 64 as set per global
parameter 43) and also shows the bar count (up to the maximum 9). You can still record more than 9 bars of
music but the display will show a dash (-) once you go beyond 9 bars.
6. Pressing the "Write" button while editing a sequence will finalize the edit and return the HAWK-800 back to
normal playing mode.
7. You can select which sequence you wish to play back by pressing and holding down the "Bank Hold" button and
then pressing keypad numbers 1 through 7. You can select sequences to play while the sequencer is stopped or
while running. If the sequencer is running and you select a new sequence to play then the new selected sequence
number will flash on the display until the current sequence finishes playing and the new selected sequence begins
to play. A selected sequence will continue to loop until it is either stopped (using the "Start/Stop" button) or
another sequence is selected for playback.
8. While the sequencer is running, if you attempt to select a sequence that has not been edited (and therefore has
no prerecorded song) then you cannot select that sequence and the selected sequence display will not change.
9. It is quite easy to accidentally edit over an existing sequence. To protect against such a mistake, it is now possible
to lock (protect) a sequence so that it cannot be edited. Global parameters 51 through to 57 can be set so that
you cannot enter sequence edit mode if you have selected a protected sequence. Setting global 51 to one (1)
protects sequence 1 from being edited. Each global parameter 51 through to 57 corresponds with sequences 1
through 7. If you wish to edit a protected sequence, you should change the corresponding global parameter back
to zero (0) or unprotected mode. Refer to the table below.
Illustration 3: A dash is shown when editing beyond
Global Sequence
Parameter Number
51 1
52 2
53 3
54 4
55 5
56 6
57 7
9 bars
Unprotected Protected
Unlocked Locked
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 1
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