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Deleting unwanted data during recording

(Realtime Erase)

Realtime Erase is for erasing unwanted data during mix

recording. For example, when using the Loop function to

mix-record rhythm instruments, you can use Realtime Erase

to delete a specific rhythm instrument.

❶ During mix recording, press [F5] (Erase) to open the

Realtime Erase window.

Now Realtime Erase is active and recording is not possible.

❷ Erase the unwanted data.

To erase all data recorded on the track (except for Pattern

Call massages), press [F6] (ErsAll). If you continue pressing

this button, all data recorded on that track will be erased.

To erase notes corresponding to a specific key, press that

key. If you continue pressing the key, all notes with the cor-

responding note number will be erased.

To erase notes of a specific keyboard area, press the desired

area’s lowest and highest keys. If you continue pressing the

keys, all notes in that area will be erased.

✳ If you have selected a specific MIDI channel in the

Recording Select window, only the data of that MIDI

channel will be erased.

❸ To return to the recording mode, press [EXIT] to close

the Realtime Erase window.

Recording tempo changes

For changing tempo in a song, you can record tempo

changes on the Tempo track. If the Tempo track already con-

tains tempo changes, they will be rewritten by your new

tempo changes.

❶ Make sure that the song you want to put tempo

changes in has been loaded into internal memory.

✳ Tempo changes cannot be recorded in a song which

contains no performance data on the Phrase tracks.

Tempo changes should be recorded after all perfor-

mance data has been recorded.

❷ Press [REC].

❸ Press [TEMPO/BEAT] to select the Tempo track.

❹ Move the cursor to “M” and set the measure at which

you want to begin recording tempo changes.

❺ Move the cursor to “Count In” and specify the record-

ing start method.

❻ Recording will begin according to the method speci-

fied by “Count In.”

As soon as recording begins, song playback will start.

❼ Change the tempo.

Input a tempo at the Song position you want to change

tempo, using the numeric keys.

For gradual tempo changes like ritardando and accelerando,

use the VALUE dial or [INC]/[DEC]. You can also use the

Tap Tempo function to specify tempo changes. In that case,

it is also possible to change tempo by pressing [F6] (Tap)

instead of the pedal switch.

❽ When you finish, press [STOP/PLAY].

✳ When the playback reaches song end, the recording of

tempo changes will also stop automatically.

Changing instrument during recording

If you select another Patch or Rhythm Set during recording,

the Bank Select number and Program number of the

Patch/Rhythm Set will be recorded together with the song.

The same applies when selecting a different Performance.

✳ If you change the Patch/Rhythm Set in the middle of a

song, it’s recommended that you record the initial

sound source setup data for recording at the beginning

of the song. When you select a Patch/Rhythm Set on

the Realtime Rec Stand-by display (SEQ), the Bank

Select number and Program number of that

Patch/Rhythm Set will automatically be recorded at

the recording start position.

✳ Please be aware if you select another Patch assigned to

a Part of the Performance, and the Performance Ctrl-

Ch parameter (SYSTEM/MIDI/MIDI Param 1) setting

corresponds to the MIDI channel of the specified Part,

a new Performance will be selected instead.

❶ Make sure you’re actually recording.

❷ Move the cursor to the group and number and select

the Patch or Rhythm Set using the numeric keys.

When selecting a different Performance, press [PERFORM]

to call up the Play display (PERFORM) and select a

Performance using the numeric keys. To return to the

Realtime Recording display (SEQ), press [SEQUENCER].

❸ When you get to the Song position at which you want

to change the Patch/Rhythm Set, press [ENTER] to

record it within the song.

Chapter 4. Playing back and recording a song

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