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3.14 The recording metronome
3.15 The two FOOT SWITCH inputs
3.16 The "Free sequence memory" display
3.17 Recording Midi system exclusive data
3.18 Transferring sequences to and from other sequencers
3.19 The "Analyzing sequence. Please wait..." message
SECTION 4: EDITING SEQUENCES
4.1 Overview
4.2 The ERASE key
4.2.1 Erasing notes while overdubbing ("Live erase" mode)
4.2.2 The Erase screen
4.3 The EDIT key
4.3.1 Viewing time signature changes
4.3.2 Creating a new sequence
4.3.3 Inserting blank bars into a sequence
4.3.4 Deleting bars from within a sequence
4.3.5 Copying a section, including all tracks, and inserting it elsewhere
4.3.6 Copying a single track to another area or merging it with other data
4.3.7 Copying an entire sequence to another sequence
4.3.8 Converting a song into a single long sequence
4.3.9 Shortening or lengthening a single bar
4.3.10 Changing the velocity or duration of a group of notes after recording
4.4 The STEP EDIT key
4.4.1 The step edit screen
4.4.2 Using step edit
4.4.3 Step recording
4.5 The EDIT LOOP key
4.5.1 Using EDIT LOOP as an "UNDO" function
4.6 The TRANSPOSE key
SECTION 5: SONG MODE
5.1 Overview
5.2 The song mode screen
5.3 An example of creating and playing a song
SECTION 6: SAMPLING AND EDITING DRUM SOUNDS - the SOUNDS key
6.1 Overview
6.2 Sampling a new sound
6.3 Editing an existing sound
6.4 Tuning the drums
6.5 The echo mixer
6.6 Assigning the 8 assignable mix outputs
6.7 Transferring sounds over midi: the Midi Sample Dump
6.8 Triggering a drum from an external signal - the audio trigger
6.9 Mixer modes, hihat decay thresholds, mufti-pitch mode