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Pattern Memory
The HT-6000 features a PATTERN MEMORY, which is
capable of storing
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different patterns of up to 2 measures
each . These patterns may consist of rhythms, bass lines and
accorr-,panying chords . In addition, a one measure fill-in may
be prograllil med corresponding to each 2-meas~ re pjlttern.
Programming of these patterns is very similar t9 editing
procedures, as the mode and tempo/data dials are used .
You can practice your pattern until you perfect it .
Your pattern will not be stored into the memory unless you
press the WRITE key.
PROGRAMMING
RHYTHM PATTERNS
It's pr9bably easiest to start
yo_ ur programming with the
rhythm track . You can
practice and edit the pattern
until you get it right, then
write it to either the
INTERNAL or CARD
memories.
• To progra"" rhythm
pattern
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(l)Select the PRESET,
INTERNAL or CARD
rhythm which is closest to
the type you want to
program.
@Press the PATTERN/MIDI
key.
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@Turn the mode dial to
select parameter "00",
corresponding to rhythm
pattern programming.
RHYTHM
-
c::J
0
c::J
C s / ~ c::::J
PRESET A p~TERNAL CARD
+·
16 BEAT 1
-
3
c=:J
16 BEAT 2
PROGRAMMER
c:::::J c:::::J
UPPER
LOWER PATTERr-b--J
TONE
TONE
MIDI
MOOE
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When either PRESET A or
PRESET B rhythm is
selected for programming,
the entire bass and chord
tracks are automatically
erased.
MOOE
DATA
TEMP0 - 1 -
j
UPPER TONE-
f
n
LOWERTONE-
,
2u
LINE 1
UNE2 LINE3 UNIT
*Adjust rhythm tempo.
MODE
~o
, . . , o - 1
n
,
UPPER TONE-
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LOWER TONE-
s
u
-
UNE3
LINE 4
LINE 1 LINE 2
~
MOOE
,
TEMPO-
nn
n
UPPER TONE-
LJ
LOWER TONE-
-
u u
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4fi"
UNE1 TitiE2
LINE 3 LI
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