Adding An Organ Part - Rodgers PR-300 Owner's Manual

(5) Press TRACK 3.
This specifies the track to be merged to.
(6) Press [ENTER].
The PR-300 will take the information removed
from Track 4 and merge it with information on
Tmck3.
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Now that the infonnation previously on Track 4 is
merged with infonnation on Track 3, it's possible to
sequence the flute descant.
Go ahead and sequence the descant found at right,
using steps 1) through 15) on pages 37-39. Use the
Flute voice on MIDI Channel 5 (Part 5) and sequence
it on Track 4. When finished, the sequence should be
set up as follows:
Part 1 Soprano
Track 1 Trumpet
Part 2 Alto Track 2 French Horn
Part 3 Tenor
Track 3 Clarinet
Part 4 Bass Track 3 Cello
Part 5
Descant Track 4 Flute
Adding an Organ Part
Part 5
Channel 5 Track 5 Flute
Currently, the Multi-Track sequence you recorded
uses five different PR-300 sounds. It is possible to
add the resources of a Rodgers PDITM or Classic
KeyboardsTM organ to a sequence.
It is best to record an organ part after all PR-300
sounds have been recorded. However, if you wish to
record the organ part at some other time, refer to the
section, "When the Organ Can't be Recorded Last" for
instruction.
In this section, we'll assume you want to add an
organ part to an otherwise complete MIDI sequence.
In order for the organ to be recorded, all of the
Master Channels must be activated and the PR-300's
master clock must be enabled (we disabled the organ's
Great and Pedal Master Channels and PR-300's
master clock before recording the five PR-300
instrument parts).
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Part 1 (PR-300 Instrument on channel 1)
Part 2 (PR-300 Instrument on channel 2)
Part 3 (PR-300 Instrument on channel 3)
Part 4 (PR-300 Instrument on channel 4)
Part 5 (PR-300 Instrument on channel 5)
To this we can add . ..
Organ Part (Rodgers organ on channels 11-16)