Lyric Insert/Modify; Lyric Automatic; Lyric Delete Event; Name Part - KETRON SD1 User Manual

05h Delay + Chorus
06h Distorsor + Chorus
07h Distorsor + Delay
08h Distorsor + Delay + Chorus
Press F10 to save the message, F5 to cancel the operation. NOTE. The message is always added to the master track; therefore, if you want it to
replace another message, you will first have to delete the old one.
Master track DELETE EVENT:
Master track INS/MOD TEMPO:
Master track INS/MOD SIGNATURE:
Master track LYRIC:

LYRIC INSERT/MODIFY:

LYRIC AUTOMATIC:

LYRIC DELETE EVENT:

NAME PART:

VIEW: It allows you to choose the type of event to show in the MASTER TRACK menu. Press F6 (VIEW) repeatedly to select the events.
ALL: all events are displayed.
LYRIC: only lyric events are displayed.
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Pressing F4 will immediately delete the selected event (without confirmation request) from the master
track.
It allows you to insert/modify tempo events.Press F2 to open the edit window. Use the Cursor <> buttons to
access the Position and Value fields, and the Value -/+ buttons to perform changes. Press F10 to execute, F5
to cancel.
It allows you to insert/modify signature events. Press F3 to open the edit window. Use the Cursor <> buttons
to access the Position and Value fields, and the Value -/+ buttons to perform changes. Press F10 to execute,
F5 to cancel.
press F8 to access the LYRIC page where you can insert lyric events in the sequence. The lyric events available
in many MIDIFILES contain the text of a song and if they are inserted into the sequence on a syllabic basis, you
will have a KARAOKE-type effect when you play it back in the PLAY SONG mode.
It allows you to insert/modify lyric events. Press F2 to open an edit window where you can select the position;
place the cursor to the right of the position and open a new window where you can edit letters. The letter above
the cursor can be inserted by using the keyboard or the Value -/+ buttons. Some buttons have special functions.
The B_1 button allows you to change the letters associated with the keys from small letters to capital letters.
The G_5 button is the Carriage Return button shown on the display by an arrow to the right. The F#-5 button
selects a number of international signs. The F_5 button deletes the cursor position up to the end of the sen-
tence (this can be done also by pressing the Value -/+ buttons together). Use the Cursor <> buttons to move from
one letter to the other. Once the sentence is edited, it can be memorized in the lyric event by pressing F10; press
F5 to go back to the position field; pressing F5 again will cancel the operation.
It allows you to insert lyric events automatically, changing the notes of a selected channel of the running track
into lyric events. You can choose the channel where there is a melodic line that follows the singing. Every lyric
event can later be edited to insert a new syllable.
In other words:
Once the track on which changes are to be made has been selected from the main menu, enter the MASTER
TRACK.
Press F8 (LYRIC).
Press F6 to select (with Value -/+) the channel where the track melodic line is.
Press F3 (AUTOMATIC).
At this point, position the locators From and To in the set interval.
Press F10 to confirm the operation. By doing so, the notes of the selected track interval will be copied on the
MASTER TRACK as lyric events.
At this point, empty lyric events will be made available for editing with INSERT/MODIFY as previously described.
Pressing F4 (DELETE EVENT) will delete the lyric event that was previously selected with the Cursor <> buttons.
It allows you name every part of the sequence. Once the sequence names have been entered, the name will
appear in the POSITION box of the sequencer main page.
Example: x.1.1 can be called "Strophe 1", y.1.1 "Strophe 2", and z.1.1 "Refrain" in order to have an automatic refe-
rence point. Press F9 to name a part. A window is opened where you can set the initial position of the part and
the name of the part itself. Use the Cursor <> buttons to move from one Position value to the other and the Value
-/+ buttons to change the values. Once the position has been chosen, place the cursor on the default name
"Part". Another window will automatically open so that you can give a new name to the part. Syllables are selec-
ted by using the Value -/+ buttons o by using the keyboard. If the Value -/+ buttons are used, use the Cursor <>
buttons to move along from one syllable to the next. Press F10 to confirm the operation, F5 to exit.