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PRACTICING ON THE HP-730/530e/330e
Recording Your Performance
You can record each hand in a different Track or record different instrument sounds in
different Tracks to enjoy multiple recording.
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1. Select an instrument you wish to record, then set the Chorus, Reverb, Tempo, etc.
* You cannot change the Tempo or Beat during recording.
* If there is demo
performance data in any track, the tempo could fluctuate during
recording or playback.
* If there is performance data in either track, you will not be able to change the beat. If
you wish to change the beat, you will first need to clear all performance data from
both tracks. (See page 27 for instructions on how to do this.)
Select Song Number "0" with the Song [+/-] buttons.
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The performance data is recorded in Song Number 0.
3. Press the Rec button, and the indicator(s) for the track(s) where no data is recorded
begin blinking. This is the Recording Standby mode.
Press the Ree button again to stop recording.
f neither Track indicator starts blinking, it means
that performance data has already
been recorded in both Tracks.
ress either Track button to cause the corresponding indicator to begin blinking. Now,
when the unit starts recording, any existing data in the Track will be erased, and new
data will be recorded. Once the data is erased, it cannot be restored.
When the indicator for a Track lights steadily, the performance data recorded there will
be played back when you begin recording. If you do not want to hear this playback, get
the Track indicator to go out before pressing the Rec button.
4,
If you wish to record to the metronome, press the Metronome button.
5. Press the Play button, and the HP starts recording after a two-measure count-in. Now
you can start playing the piano.
* If you play the piano without pressing the Play button, the HP will start recording
right away without any count-in.
6. Press the Play button to stop recording.
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