Editing Your Performances - Korg C-900 Owner's Manual

3. Getting acquainted with the C-900
Very detailed editing is possi-
ble
Looking at data events
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5. Editing your performances

Musical data can be edited as many times as you wish after it has been recorded into
the C-900.
This means that if necessary, you can even make very fine adjustments to the pitch or
timing of individual notes without having to re-record anything.
These functions can be used to edit your performance data to perfection.
It may be difficult to take full advantage of these complex functions in the beginning.
So first, let's take a look at how the individual notes you played are kept in memory.
1. In Backing Sequence mode, record a performance into the C-900. ☞p.26
Of course, if the data you recorded in "4. Record your own playing on the C-900" is
still in memory, you may use that performance.
2. Use the PAGE + or – key to get to the following display.
EVENT EDIT
KBTr
3. Press the BACKING SEQ REC key, and then press the START/STOP key.
→ The following display will appear.
EVENT M001#00
== BAR 1
BAR 1 is a marker indicating that this is where measure 1 begins.
4. Move the cursor to the measure number, and press the TEMPO/VALUE UP
key once.
→ The following display will appear.
Measure number
Pitch
This is the data for the first note in the musical performance that you recorded. Even if
notes were played simultaneously, such as for chords, they are stored as individual
notes as shown here. By modifying the various numbers that appear in this display
you can adjust individual notes, change their pitch, note length or strength, and cor-
rect minute inaccuracies in timing.
For details on modifying data, refer to the Event Edit page in the Reference Guide.
☞Reference Guide p.32 "Page 8 Event Edit"
(REC+S/S)
Measure number Event number
4/4==
Time signature
Event number Beat Event location
EVENT M001#01 1:02
F5 V068 0:12
Strength (velocity)
Note length