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Making Changes/Corrections in the Sequence
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2 Press one of the flashing SONG buttons.
Press the SONG button which has been programmed with the data you wish to edit.
The pressed SONG button will light up to indicate that its data can be edited. (As soon
as EDIT mode is entered, the lamp of the first registration in the Sequence data and the
REGIST. lamp will light up. lf no Sequence data has been programmed, only the
REGIST. button will light up.)
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(One of these lamps will light up,
indicating what has been memorized.)
Every time the (P) button is pressed, the data pointer will advance to the next item.
The information stored at each item is indicated by sounds and lamps in the following
manner:
Chords: The memorized chord will be heard and the corresponding duration button
will light up.
Fill In, Intro./Ending or Altered Registration: The REGIST. lamp lights up, no
sound is heard, and the FILL IN or INTRO./ENDING lamp will be illuminated.
If registrations have been changed, the REGIST. lamp lights up and the control panel is
changed to the new registration.
4 If you detect any errors or wish to make any changes, make them in the
following way.
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(For example, if you want to
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When making Changes/Corrections, move the data pointer to the point where you
wish to make the change and do the following:
Chord correction: While playing the correct chord, press a duration button.
Duration correction: While playing the same chord, press the correct duration
button.
Inserting Fill In, Intro./Ending or Registrations: First move the data pointer to
the next data point after the desired position of insertion. Next, turn on FILL IN or
INTRO./ENDING
then press the REGIST.
button.
Also, changing to a different
numbered button in the Registration Memory then pressing the REGIST. button allows
a new registration to be inserted.
5 Turn off the EDIT/CLEAR button.
[Various Ways of Using the Data Pointer
Shift buttons]
There are four different ways you can use the
data pointer shift buttons. They are shown in the
following table:
p | Advances to the next item (one at a time).
Moves back to the preceding item (one at a
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time).
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Immediately advances to the last item in the
| sequence.
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Immediately moves back to the first item in
the sequence.
[Checking with the rhythm ON]
While EDIT/CLEAR is on, when the rhythm is
started, the programmed accompaniment will be
played exactly as it would during normal play-
back. However, in this mode it is possible to stop
the auto rhythm at any time during playback to
correct any errors found.
[Additional Information]
* When you want to check or correct items after
the EDIT/CLEAR button has been turned off,
you must turn on the EDIT function.
IMPORTANT!
If the [[§]} and EDIT/CLEAR
buttons are pressed at the same time, all of the
memorized information will be erased.
* During the EDIT process, the original length of
a song can only be altered by adding chords
after the very last bit of data in the program.
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containing % ,
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be edited.
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