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G-800 Reference Manual Track Delete
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E Track (1ADR-8AC6, All)
Allows you to select the track you wish to edit. Do not forget to select the right User Style
memory if it isn't already selected (see below). You can also select All here, in which case
the operation applies to all tracks of the selected pattern.
m Mode
Allows you to select the mode of the pattern to be edited: Maj (major), min (minor) or 7 (sev-
enth).
m Type
Allows you to select the pattern type to be edited: Bsc (Basic), or Adv (Advanced).
@ Division
This parameter is used to select the Division of the pattern: Or (Original) or Var (Variation).
m Style (U1~U8)
Use this parameter to select the Style that contains the pattern to be edited. The name of that
Style (either the default setting, USERSTL X, or the name you or someone else programmed)
is displayed in the second line.
mM Execute
Press Part Select [M.DRUMS] to edit the data right away. The following parameters allow
you to narrow down the scope of the edit operation. If you wish to edit the entire pattern, there
is no need to fine-tune your settings. Just confirm the command by pressing Part Select
[M.DRUMS].
Edit\Dlete\2 page
mer or
To "
> Master page: [F4] (UsrStl) > [F4] (Edit) [F2] (Dlete)
[PAGE] A/V (select page 2)
mM From/To
Use the [DRUMS/PART] encoder to select the To or From level. From refers to the position
where the edit operation is to begin. That position is specified in a Bar-Beat-CPT format.
From designates the position where the edit operation is to end (Bar-Beat-CPT value).
Always check whether you have selected the right level (From or To) before setting the fol-
lowing parameters.
E Bar (1~9999)
This is where you specify the bar position. By default, the From and To values are set to the
beginning and end of the selected track(s). Note that the To value always refers to the end of
the longest track.