Function A: Erasing Sequences - bit MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD Owner's Manual

The HIX function is particularly useful where you have laid down a
track in Single Step Hode,
but would also like to include
continuous
controller data (such as pitch wheel movement>. For obvious reasons,
such information cannot be recorded in single steps, because the
movement of the wheel will normally span several steps. Here you can
use the MIX function like an overdub: first you record the single
steps and then transfer this data to another track; then record the
continuous controller information in Real Time
-On
a separate track,
When this recording is complete, you can use FUNCTION 7 to ~ix the
two tracks. You will then have a single track containing both your
notes recorded in Single Step Mode and the continuous controller
information!
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[[] ERASE
SEQUENCE -
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FUNCTION
8: ERASE [SEQUENCE]
This
ERASE
function is used
to
erase single sequences, or clear the
entire sequencer memory. After selecting FUNCTION 8
1
the LEFT display
~ill show "FB". Choose the sequence you want to erase, using the+/-
buttons to enter a sequence number (1-Bl, the details will appear in
the CENTER display. When you're ready, just press the yellow "ENTER"
button to carry out the command!
To clear the entire contents of the sequencer, you should use the"+"
button to step past Sequence
a,
till the display shows
aFB
PooF":
which expresses perfectly what will happen to the contents! Pressing
"ENTER" then gives you a clean slate to work on •.•
[]] COPY
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SEQUENCE
ro
SEQUENCE
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FUNCTION 9: COPY [SEgUENCE TO SEQUENCE]
FUNCTION 9 is used Nhen composing songs: to repeat any basic themes,
you can si~ply copy the sequence, instead of recording the Nhole
passage again. This means that only new over-dubs, like additional
solos for example, need now be recorded over your original base
Track(s).
You should
by
now be familiar with the procedure for entering the
details for the COPY procedure: select FUNCTION 9 (using the numeric
pad); enter the sequence you want to copy in field "F9A"; then the
number of your destination sequence under •F9BM (activating the fields
"ith
the white buttons and using the"+/-" keys to enter values).
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