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Push "VOLUME CONTROL"(Track 2 key)
0.
*
will be displayed in TRACK 2 indica-
tion display.
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1
1
1
2
*1
1
3
1
1
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1
@ Set MIDI channel for volume control.
*
Volume control is conducted for each MIDI
channels, so conduct operation @of p. 7 to
confirm the previous MIDI channel for
which control is conducted.
1.
Set MIDI channel to use DATA slider
pushing MIDI-CH key
0.
*
This operation cannot be conducted when
volume control is off.
MIDI-CH
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@ Push FUNCTION select keyf} to set function
mark (
~)
to PLAY. (play function)
®
Push START/STOP (
~
/ . ) key
~
to start
playing. If DATA slider is moved during
playing, volume can be changed.
"*
The effect of fade-in/out, etc. can be
memorized in another track if this operation
is conducted during data mix. If
*
comes
out in Track 2 display, it always means that
it is in volume control.
Then control of
tempo is not available.
This is done after MIDI channel to be used
for recording is set.
When data mix is finished, volume control
will be automatically off.
*
If several tracks have the same MIDI
channel, you can control the volume of those
tracks with the volume control data of one
track. In this case, input the volume control
data to the track which has the smallest
number. (Especially when using the Fade In)
"*
If
keyboard does not accept MIDI volume,
this function is unavailable.
(See MIDI
implementation chart of synthesizer)
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REPEAT
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When repeat is selected.
Play is repeated from beginning to end. When
measure memory (See p. 20.) is set, play is
repeated, from the beginning to the measure
memory bar.
CD
Push FUNCTION select key f} to set
Function mark (
~
) to UTILITY. (utility
function)
®
Push "REPEAT" of (Track 3 key)
6.
*
is displayed in the TRACK 3 indication
display.
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2
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13*1
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"*
In order to stop the repeat function, conduct
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operation in utility function.
Then
*
disappears from TRACK 3 indication display
and the repeat function is stopped.
*
The repeat function stops automatically
when you transfer to the recording function.
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