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Creating songs (SEQUENCER mode)
Song editing
You can apply a variety of editing operations to Songs, MIDI
Tracks, and Audio Tracks, as described below.
Songs
Initialize Song: This command erases all data in the current
song, and restores all parameters to their default states. For
more information, see "Initialize Song," as described on
page 522 of the PG.
Copy From Song: This command copies all of the setting
data and musical data from the specified song to the
currently selected song. For more information, see "Copy
From Song" on page 522 of the PG.
FF/REW Speed: This allows you to set the speed at which
fast-forward or rewind will occur when you press the FF or
REW buttons. For more information, see "FF/REW Speed"
on page 523 of the PG.
GM Initialize: This command transmits a GM System On
message to the SEQUENCER mode, resetting all MIDI
tracks to the GM settings. For more information, see "GM
Initialize" on page 523 of the PG.
Bounce All Tracks To Disk: This command records all
tracks in the song to a single stereo WAVE file. For more
information, see "Bounce All Tracks To Disk" on page 532
of the PG.
Set Song Length: This command changes the length of the
specified song. When it is executed, the length of the master
track will change, and the number of measures played will
change. For more information, see "Set Song Length" on
page 538 of the PG.
Auto HDR/Sampling Setup
This command walks you through making the appropriate
settings for various common operations, including disk
recording, audio track bouncing, and sampling/resampling
(in-track sampling, etc.). For more information, see "Auto
HDR/Sampling Setup" on page 527 of the PG.
Initialize: Sets audio recording and sampling parameters to
their default values.
HDR (Audio Track Recording): Makes the necessary
settings for recording external audio, such as guitars or
vocals.
Bounce Audio Track: Makes the necessary settings for
bounce-recording audio tracks.
2ch Mix: Use this setting when you want to resample the
completed song to create a two-channel stereo WAVE file.
Resample SEQ Play: Makes settings for resampling.
In-Track Sampling: Makes settings for sampling external
audio using In-Track Sampling.
MIDI Tracks
Track editing
MIDI Step Recording: It allows you to specify the length
and velocity of each note numerically, and to input MIDI
data, the pitches, from the keyboard. You can use the Rest
button and Tie button to enter a rest or tie. For more
information, see "MIDI Step Recording" on page 532 of the
PG.
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MIDI Event Edit: Here you can edit individual events of
MIDI data. For more information, see "MIDI Event Edit" on
page 533 of the PG.
Bounce Track: This command combines the musical data of
the bounce source and bounce destination tracks, and places
the combined data in the bounce destination. All musical
data in the bounce source will be erased. For more
information, see "Bounce Track" on page 539 of the PG.
Create Control Data: This command creates control
change, aftertouch, pitch bend, or tempo data in the specified
region of a MIDI track or the master track. For more
information, see "Create Control Data" on page 544 of the
PG.
Erase Control Data: This command erases data such as
control changes, aftertouch, pitch bend, or tempo in the
specified range. For more information, see "Erase Control
Data" on page 545 of the PG.
Quantize: This command corrects the timing of MIDI data
of the type you specify (note data, control change,
aftertouch, pitch bend, program change, etc.) in the track.
For more information, see "Quantize" on page 545 of the
PG.
Shift/Erase Note: This command shifts (moves) or erases
the specified note numbers in a specified MIDI track and
range of measures. For more information, see "Shift/Erase
Note" on page 546 of the PG.
Modify Velocity: This command modifies the velocity
values of notes in the specified area so that they will change
over time according to a selected curve. For more
information, see "Modify Velocity" on page 547 of the PG.
Pattern editing
Step Recording (Loop Type): Here you can perform step
recording into a pattern. For more information, see "Step
Recording (Loop Type)" on page 551 of the PG.
Event Edit: Here you can edit individual events of the
musical data in a pattern. For more information, see "Event
Edit" on page 551 of the PG.
Pattern Parameter: This command specifies the number of
measures and the time signature of the selected pattern. For
more information, see "Pattern Parameter" on page 551 of
the PG.
Erase Pattern: This command erases the data from the
selected pattern. For more information, see "Erase Pattern"
on page 551 of the PG.
Copy Pattern: This command copies the settings and
musical data of the selected pattern to another pattern. For
more information, see "Copy Pattern" on page 551 of the
PG.
Bounce Pattern: This command combines the musical data
of the bounce source pattern and bounce destination pattern,
and places the combined musical data in the bounce
destination. For more information, see "Bounce Pattern" on
page 552 of the PG.
Get From MIDI Track: This command takes musical data
from a MIDI track and loads it into the specified pattern. For
more information, see "Get From MIDI Track" on page 552
of the PG.
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