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4. Song Editing (Copy, Erase and Delete)
"The Recorder has three simple editing tools you can use to make song writing easier: Copy, Erase and Delete.
[| Copy
This means
"take a range of measures and reproduce them at a different location," You can Copy all
the recorded data in a track from a given starting measure, for whatever range of measures you set.
and Copy it starting at a different point in that same track
s many times as you specify.
* Note, this means that on the GR - 1 itself, you can't copy data from one track to another.
like s
"path" for the data (performance messages) on the Recorder. The (erm got
started in stereo tape recording. where you have the sounds for the right channel recorded on one
track and the left channel sounds on the other track of a two-track tape. Now, in the Recorder what
we have is performance data (which sounds are being played, how long the notes are, etc.) rather §
than an audio signal, but we can still think of it as being organized into tracks.
At least on the GR - 1, you can think of tracks as basically the same thing as a Part.
Let's try an actual example here of Copying two bars of the bass pattern (Bars 3 and 4) from Part 2.
three times, starting from Bar 3.
Part 2
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