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Parts
1. 2 and
3
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2 From the above screen, press the red| REC
|button.
The Recording Standby mode is selected.
The
flashes to indicate Recording
Standby mode.
Current bar (" -2" means recording will start after
a two-bar count-in)
* |f you want to cancel Recording Standby, press} REC
jagain to return to regular Recording
mode as in Step
© Start recording!
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1 Press the [START/STOP
]button.
This starts the metronome and Recorder. On the right-hand s fe of the scr
you'll see
al
- LU then at 7
the a
the "Current Measure
Number" go from ^ =
recording begins.
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When the * [7 " stops ilashing, recording
&
has started
Current bar (counts up from 1)
* At first we're in 4/4 time, so you'll hear a slight emphasis
on the first of each four
metronome ticks
(with accent)
(with accent)
v
v
tick
tick
tick
tick
tick
tick
tick
tick
Refer to the instructions in "The Recorder: Miscellaneous Settings" ( «r P. 5-26) for how to
record in time signatures other than 4/4.
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2 Play a few riffs on your guitar to record them.
You'll hear the licks played with wh
ver Tone you selected in Step i£.
D OK, it's a wrap; stop the recording.
At the bar number you want to stop at, press| START/STOP
jagain.
This kills the metronome and stops the recording. The "Current Messure Number" in the display
immediately returns to the measure number you started recording fram (in this case. Measure 13,
Now playback what you've just recorded.
Just press[ START/STOP ]
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The "P" lights up during playback
Alright! You should be hearing those blazing licks you just recorded in Step d! Well,
ma ybe they
n't as blazing as you thought. If you want to do them over a
(but
remember, just jike on a real tape recorder, the previous data will be obliterated
when you rerecord
over itj.
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