When The Organ Can't Be Recorded Last - Rodgers PR-300 Owner's Manual

When the Organ Can't be Recorded Last
When recording a Multi-Track Sequence, it is best
to record the organ last, (i.e., after the MIDI sounds
have all been sequenced). There will be times,
however, when the organ cannot be recorded last. For
this situation, there is an alternate procedure which
can be used.
Follow this procedure when the organ part can't be
recorded last: .
(1) Sequence parts using PR·300 sounds using the
procedure outlined in the previous section, if
desired.
These are PR-300 parts which can be recorded
before the organ part is recorded. You don't have
to record any parts in this step if you don't want to.
(2) Sequence the organ part using the procedure
outlined in "Adding an Organ Part" (above).
Once the organ part is recorded, other PR-300
sounds can be added by following this procedure:
(3) FOR PDITM ORGANS ONLY: Move the MIDI
cable connected to the organ's SEQ OUT jack to
the organ's MIDI OUT jack.
This will filter out the recorded information for the
organ
part
so
that it doesn't get recorded on future
tracks.
If you do not wish to move this MIDI cable, see the
"Hint!" on page 46.
(4) Select "Local
orr'
using the procedure outlined
in the Owner's Manual for the organ you are
using.
On PDITM organs, "Local ON" and "Local OFF"
are selected in the display of the organ. Local ON
means that the organ plays normally.
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Sequence PR-300
parts
(if
desired)
Sequence Organ
Part
PDI Organs only . ..
_ SEQUENCER_
MIDI
GC-8
IN
OUT
IN OUT THRU
~
0 0 0 0 0
• • •
• •
•
•
•
•
• • •
•
-------------~
Select
"Local
OFF'