General Music S2 Turbo, Owner'S Manual

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128 REFERENCE GUIDE
– The track is disconnected from the
MIDI IN
Source. For instructions on how to connect the
track to Source see. EDIT Performance/Tracks on page 1.
i The track is connected to the
GENERATION
Destination (internal sound generation). To
disconnect the track from this Destination see. EDIT Performance/Tracks on page 1.
e The track is connected to the
MIDI OUT
Destination. To disconnect the track from this
Destination
see. EDIT Performance/Tracks on page 1.
Note: The M
IDI
data from the
MIDI IN
Source can be transmitted to
MIDI OUT
only if M
IDI
-M
ERGE
is
active ( see. General—Midi).
Song Source
This Source corresponds to the Song in the selected Bank/Song.
The possible track playing modes The option/command column shows the following two options to choose from.
SINGLE
Plays back only one track of the Song. When you select single mode from another
mode, only the selected track will remain active.
You can scroll the tracks with the
TRACK SCROLL BUTTONS
(the tracks are selected and are
ready to playback). You can also scroll the tracks to check which ones have been re-
corded).
MULTI
Plays back all the tracks recorded and activated to play (in other words the tracks in
play mode, shown with the symbol
e
).
Track column symbols The status of each track is indicated by the symbols which appear in the track column.
e
The Song track contains recorded notes and is in “play” mode. To “mute” the track,
select it (if it has not already been selected) and press the corresponding
TRACK SELECT KEY
.
X The track is in “mute” mode. To place the track in “play” mode, select the track (if it has
not already been selected) and press the corresponding
TRACK SELECT KEY
again.
– The Song track does not contain recorded notes. It can be recorded as a new track.
i The track is connected to the
GENERATION
Destination (internal sound generation). To
disconnect the track from this Destination see EDIT Performance/Tracks on page 1.
e The track is connected to the
MIDI OUT
Destination. To disconnect the track from this
Destination see EDIT Performance/Tracks on page 1.
Track in “record” mode When you enter “record” mode by pressing
RECORD
, the
SONG
Source is automatically shown
on the display (and the corresponding button in the Source section is selected). Once you
have selected the tracks you wish to record, the symbol
R (=record) appears in the track
status column. See. EDIT Song.
Option Source
This Source is represented by new functions implemented by a User Program. The symbols
and track configurations depend on the User Program.
T
HE SOLO BUTTON
The
SOLO
button isolates the currently selected track and temporarily deactivates all
the remaining tracks of all the Sources. If the currently selected track is in “mute”
mode, it is momentarily reactivated by the
SOLO
function.
The led on the button flashes until you press the button again to deactivate “solo”.
A track set in “solo” may not play in one of the following cases:
• for
LOCAL
Source, the track may be set beyond the split range or out of the
dynamic range;
• for the
MIDI IN
Source, the track may not receive events via M
IDI
;
• for the
SONG
Source, there may be no notes recorded in the track.