Sequential Max Operation Manual page 19

12. IF THE BASIC TRACK IS NOT CORRECT, ERASE THE TRACK, THEN RE-
RECORD.
The only way to correct an ending is to erase the track then re-record the
track. It is worth it to be patient and take the time to get the basic track just
right.
If you erase just track 1, the speed remains set to 15. But if you erase the song,
speed is initialized to 33.
13. IF THE BASIC TRACK IS CORRECT, SELECT SOUND NUMBER 07 (FOR
OVERDUBBING TRACK 2).
To make a clean opening, you should record overdubs with start-correction.
There are two ways to do this; either with the song running, or with it stopped.
We will record track 2 with the song running (Method 1), then record tracks 3
and 4 from a stop (Method 2).
14. JUST AFTER THE LOOP STARTS, SWITCH Record ON.
At this point the song is in playback.
15. SWITCH Track 2 ON. IT BLINKS, TOO.
After you press Track 2, Record continues to blink only through the end of the
current loop. The recorder plays through the loop to give you time to get ready
to record. If you hit the keyboard while the LEDs are blinking, nothing is
recorded. But if you play or hold any keys at the end of this loop, they are
automatically recorded exactly on the first beat on the new recording loop.
(This autocorrect downbeat recording is only possible on the first loop after you
activate Record. On following loops, be sure to play overdub notes just after
the start of the song.)
16. WHILE Record IS BLINKING, HOLD THE OPENING NOTE FOR TRACK 2 (WHICH
IS AN "A"). WHEN THE BEGINNING OF THE SONG COMES AROUND, RECORDING
STARTS. PLAY THROUGH TO THE END.
17. WHEN THE END (OF THE BASIC TRACK) APPEARS, TRACK 2 PLAYS-BACK
AUTOMATICALLY.
18. IF TRACK 2 IS NOT CORRECT, ERASE IT AND RE-RECORD.
You can play the keyboard now, using voices (tracks) 3-6, without anything
being recorded.
19. WHEN TRACK 2 IS RECORDED, LOWER ITS VOLUME TO A VALUE OF 8.
This makes it easier to hear the bass line when overdubbing tracks 3 and 4.
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