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Recording Performances
EN-117
4.
To start recording, touch the
a
button.
When recording starts, the
0
REC
button lights up red.
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Recording can also be started automatically by pressing a keyboard key and starting to play.
Recording can also be started with any of the following operations:
− Pressing down on a foot pedal
− Recalling a registration (page EN-82 )
− Pressing either of the
EX
button or the
CONTROL
button
− Moving the pitch bend wheel up or down
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When the remaining available capacity is low during recording, the
0
REC
button will flash.
When no more capacity is available, the
0
REC
button light will turn off and recording will stop.
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If you want to redo the recording due to a mistake while playing, touch and hold the
0
REC
button during recording. The recorded data will be discarded, and the Digital Piano will return to
recording standby.
5.
To stop recording, touch the
0
REC
button.
The
0
REC
button will show a white light once again and the SONG mode screen will appear.
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If you want to play the recorded audio recorder song immediately, touch the
a
button.
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For more information on playback operations, see “ Playing Back a Song from the Audio
Recorder ” (page EN-119 ).
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Audio recorder songs are saved with the file name “TAKE**.wav” (where ** is 01 to 99). Up to 99
songs can be recorded to the internal memory and USB flash drive, respectively. Each time a
recording is made, a file is automatically created with the next number in sequence in the destination
memory (internal or USB). For information on what to do if you get a “Too Many Files” message and
cannot start recording, see “
Error Messages ” (page EN-162 ).
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The
FUNCTION
button is inoperative during recording. In addition, the function names of the
functions in the F Button Menu that cannot be used are displayed as “----”.
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The Digital Piano’s audio recorder records in WAV format. Recording in MP3 format is not supported.
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The table below lists the audio data that can be recorded and played back on the Digital Piano.
WAV format
(Record and
playback)
USB flash drive
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The maximum recorded length of a file is approximately 25
minutes, and up to 99 files can be recorded (however, this
depends on the available capacity of the USB flash drive used).
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There is no limit to the playback time of a single file (depends
on the available capacity of the USB flash drive).
Internal memory:
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If there is no existing data in the internal memory, it is possible
to record for up to approximately 18 minutes. Up to 99 files
can be recorded within a total recording time of approximately
18 minutes.
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The maximum playback time for a single file is approximately
18 minutes.