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Chapter 9 Recording Your Own Performances
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7.
Adjust the recording level.
Play your guitar, and turn [REC LEVEL] to adjust the
recording level of the sound that is input to REC INPUT
so that the “
■
” at the far right of the level meter is
displayed within the appropriate range of levels (see
diagram below).
fig.RE09-30
8.
Press [START].
The Audio Track’s Recording screen is displayed, and
recording begins. [REC] lights up.
When the count-in is selected, the count-in is indicated in
the left display while the count sound plays
simultaneously.
After the count-in is displayed, recording begins.
fig.RE09-07
9.
Once you have finished recording, press [STOP].
[REC] goes dark, and the Song screen reappears.
Playback
Press [START] in the Song screen, getting the button to light.
The audio data is played back in time with the performance.
fig.RE09-08
* You can adjust the volume at which the audio data will be
* Although the audio data is synchronized even when the tempo
is changed, increasing or decreasing the tempo by a factor of
two causes the data to be played back incorrectly.
* With some forms of audio data, slowing down the tempo can
make it appear that the sound has delay added to it; whereas with
the tempo increased, some sounds may seem to be interrupted.
* When playing User Songs to which audio data has been
recorded, the audio data may not be played back correctly if
[START] is pressed too quickly after the [STOP], [RESET],
[RWD], or [FWD] buttons are pressed. In this case, the message
“Operate Slowly!” appears in the display.
Redoing a Recording
(Rerecording)
If you are unable to get a good recording of a performance,
you can record the performance over again (rerecord).
Since rerecording is executed over a specified range in
measure units, you can
rerecord only over a range of
several measures
or
specify all measures and rerecord
from the beginning of the performance
.
When rerecording, the Audio track is played back while
recording is started and then stopped after the specified
number of measures, after which the performance switches
to Play mode.
fig.RE09-09
1.
Select the User Song to be rerecorded.
* You can’t select User Songs stored on memory cards if no card
is inserted.
2.
Press [REC], getting the button to light.
[SONG], [CHORD], and [AUDIO TRACK] flash, and the
Recording Track Selection screen appears.
* When a User Style is selected, [STYLE] flashes.
fig.RE09-04
* To cancel, press [EXIT].
3.
Press [AUDIO TRACK] to select the Audio Track.
The following screen appears, and the measure where
recording begins flashes.
■
If you press [CURSOR
] several times to select
“1 QUALITY,” you can check the available recording
■
If you press [CURSOR
] several times to select
“2 COUNT IN,” you can make count-in settings.
Recording level
Appropriate range
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002
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005
006
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008
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010
Rerecording
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002
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Playback
Record
Playback
Recording is started
Recording is stopped
Recording Track