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• Numeric Keypad
• E Button
• Rotary Dial
• D/I Buttons
• Cursor Buttons
The keypad can also be used (in certain editing and recording
operations) to enter specific note lengths and dynamic (velocity)
values, as indicated above each button. (See page 102.)
In addition, some of the
keypad buttons can be used
to change Pattern "sections"
(Intro, Fills, Ending, etc.) in
Pattern playback and Song
recording. (See page 102.)
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Data Entry Controls: .......................................................................................
These controls are used to move the cursor (highlight) in the display and change
or set values (e.g., Voice numbers, parameter settings, etc.).
The numeric keypad is generally used for typing in specific values. The E
button is used to actually enter values, and execute certain functions and opera-
tions. The rotary dial lets you quickly increment or decrement values, and is
especially handy for covering large value ranges. The D/I buttons
respectively decrement or increment values. The cursor buttons move the cursor
(highlight) around in the display, letting you select available parameters for
editing.
3
7
INTRO
4
MAIN A
1
FILL AA
0
FILL AB
The minus button is for entering
negative values.
(Press before or after typing a value
on the keypad.)
NO
DEC
The cursor buttons are used to move the
cursor or highlight around in the display.
3
3
8
9
ENDING
5
6
MAIN B
2
3
FILL BB
—
ENTER
FILL BA
The E button is used to actually enter a specified
value. It is also used to execute certain functions.
The D/I buttons are used to
decrement or increment through values.
Hold either button down to continuously
move through values.
YES
INC
The rotary dial is used for incrementing/
decrementing values. It is handy for quickly
scrolling through a large range of values.
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