Recording A Multi To Song Mode - Kurzweil K2700 Musician's Manual

Recording A Multi To Song Mode

The MIDI output of a Multi can be recorded to a song in Song mode. Each MIDI
channel that is output from a Multi is recorded into each track of a song (if the tracks have
corresponding MIDI channels). Programs from each zone of your Multi are automatically
assigned to tracks in Song mode. Follow these steps for proper recording of a new song from
a Multi:
1. Press the GLOBAL Mode button to go to the Global Main 1 page, and make sure the
Song Rechannel parameter is set to Auto. When recording, this will enable recording on
all song tracks/channels.
2. Enter Song Mode by pressing the SONG Mode button.
3. On the Song Mode MAIN page, select 1 New Song in the Song field by entering 1 on
the alphanumeric pad and pressing the ENTER button. This loads a default empty song.
4. Press the Multi Mode button to enter Multi Mode and choose the desired Multi.
5. Enter a tempo by tapping the Tap Tempo button or using the Tempo knob.
6. Press the RECORD button and then the PLAY/PAUSE button to begin recording. The
metronome will count off 1 bar and then recording will begin (you can set metronome
and other recording settings in Song mode).
7. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to stop recording. You will see a Save New Recording
dialog where you can review, save, or discard the performance you just recorded. To retry
your recording, press the DISCARD soft button, then go back to step 6.
8. On the Save New Recording dialog, press the SAVE button to begin saving the song.
Select an ID to save the song, rename the song if desired, then press SAVE again to
complete saving the song. After saving your song, you will be returned to the Multi
Mode MAIN page. If you wish, you can now record additional overdub performances
by going back to step 6. You can also go to Song Mode to listen to the song or perform
additional recording or edits while in Song Mode.
Additional Editing in Song Mode
You can go to Song Mode and edit the song you recorded just as you would with any other
song (see
is automatically assigned to a track (change the Rec Track parameter in order to select and
record to a single track). You can also continue to record from Multi mode by going back to
step 4, above. Remember to set the tempo (step 5 above) before recording, if your Multi is
saved with a different tempo than the song.
Song Mode on page 8-1
Recording A Multi To Song Mode
for details). Each program from each zone in your Multi
Multi Mode
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