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User Styles 63
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Quantize
Quantize function self-corrects errors in the recording Tempo. In other
words, small possible imperfections are trimmed and corrected, and the
beats are made homogeneous within a bar, according to the established
Quantize value.
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. Select and playback the Riff you wish to correct, then press the
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U U UANTIZE ke
ANTIZE ke
ANTIZE ke ANTIZE ke ANTIZE key
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The playback stops and the Riff, track and current quantize value are
shown in the display.
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. Use the CURSOR key to move to the Quantize parameter, and the
TEMPO/DATA keys to select a new value.
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. Press the Start/Stop key to listen to the corrected Riff.
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. If you are satisfied with the corrections, press the ENTER key twice
to confirm.
If you wish to further improve the pattern, stop the execution by
pressing the Start/Stop key. Select a new quantize value and listen to
the newly modified riff agin. You can continue until the patterns sounds
perfect.
Clear Note
If you detect that a Riff contains wrong notes, you can clear them. Up
to 5 notes can be cleared at the same time from the recorded Riff.
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. Select the Riff you wish to correct, then press the CLEAR key.
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. Select the track you wish to modify by pressing the relative Function
key.
In our example, the Drum track will be corrected by cancelling a few
notes.
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. While the Riff is playng, check the beat counter and identify at what
point and which notes you wish to clear.
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. Press the keyboard note you wish to cancel just a little below the
established point.
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. Stop the pattern by pressing the Start/Stop key.
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. To exit CLEAR mode, press the ESCAPE key twice.
Apply this procedure to any Riff you wish to improve.