Inserting And Deleting Sequences - bit MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD Owner's Manual

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The NASTER KEYBDARD allows you to progra~ several of the
nEndn
commands described above,
in different Steps within Song Node.
This
al I ows
you to spi it this part of the seq_uencer' s memory into
several
separate sec:tions
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which can then be used as up to four individual
Songs. (Always with the proviso that there is enough me~ory capacity
free,
and that each song doesn't use too ~any of the eight
available
sequences!i. For easiest access, you shoild arrange these Songs in the
order in which you'll want to use them. Pressing the "RUN" button
(with the SONG
LED
active} will start the first of your songsj the
sequencer will pause at the end, and hitting the "STOP/CONTINUEff
button starts your second Song. ln order to play~ those Songs that
start at 70later Song Steps, you will have to position the sequencer
to their starting location before pressing "STOP/CONTINUE".
INSERTING AND DELETING SEQUENCES IN SONB HODE
You've put together a Song, and now decide that your composition would
sound better if you re-arran~ed it scmewhat? As if ~e'd forget that
kind of musical fine tuning: the BIT
nASTER
KEYBOARD
lets you do just
that, without entering all the details again! You can delete a single
Step from your Song
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or insert another, wherever you like.
It's real easy too: just position the sequencer at the Step where you
want a change. Press and hold the white "STEP" button (under the LEFT
display>, and press the
n_.
key to delete this Step. To insert a Step
at this location
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you press the
"+"
key ~hile holding the "GTEP"
button, then select SEQUENCE (using the white button under the CENTER
display) and enter the nu~ber of the sequence you want to insert
(using the ~+1-• keys in the usual way). In both cases, the rest of
your recording re~ains unchanged.
6DN0 TEMPO
Vou can also change the tempo of any song as the sequencer is
playing, without affecting the progra~med te~po that you stored while
recording. Simply pressing the "TEMPOM buttons while the SONG LED in
the Sequencer Table is active will do the trick!
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