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Editing
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Using the 16KEYS [1]–[16] keys to edit the notes (Drum Pattern editing)
Using the 16KEYS [1]–[16] keys to edit is the appropriate method when you’ve assigned a drum kit and you
want to edit the rhythm pattern for each drum instrument. In this case, the note (pitch) shown by the 16KEYS
[1]–[16] keys for each step will be the note specified by the Program Edit mode P15–2: STEP SEQ – TRIG tab
page “NoteSel” parameter (
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p.100 “NoteSel (Note Select)”).
1
Use “NoteSel” to specify a drum instrument number.
If the specified drum instrument will play at a step, a
symbol is shown in the display for that step.
2
Use the 16KEYS [SELECT] button to select “TRIG-
GER.”
The 16KEYS [1]–[16] keys corresponding to steps at
which the specified drum instrument will sound will be
lit.
If you want the 16KEYS [1]–[16] keys to indicate step 17 and following, use the 16KEYS PRO-
GRAM BANK/TRIGGER [UP] button to make LENGTH LED 2 light. When you want to return to
editing steps 1–16, use the [DOWN] button to make LENGTH LED 1 light.
3
Press the 16KEYS [1]–[16] keys to turn the trigger status on/off for each step.
If you turn on a step that was previously off, one of three things can happen. If the step had origi-
nally been on, then turned off, it will retain its original value if it is turned on again. If the step had
never been on and has no previous assignment, then if the timbre being played is assigned to a
drum kit, Drum Kit Inst 01 will be assigned. If the timbre is not assigned to a drum kit, C4 will be
used as the note value.
You can specify up to eight note numbers for each step.
Editing the data of each step (STEP SEQ – STEP)
You can edit the duration, velocity, and note number for each step.
1
Go to the P15–3: STEP SEQ1 – STEP tab page.
2
Use “Step” to specify the step that you want to edit.
The gate time, velocity, and note number of the speci-
fied step will appear.
You can also use the 16KEYS [SELECT] button to select
“TRIGGER” and use the 16KEYS [1]–[16] keys to specify
a step number. If there are 17 or more steps, use the
16KEYS PROGRAM BANK/TRIGGER [UP] or
[DOWN] buttons to switch between ranges of steps.
3
Edit the “GateTime” and “Velocity” values.
If you want to edit another step, use “Step” to select the desired step.
Gate Time and Velocity values are common within each step. You can’t specify these values inde-
pendently for each pitch within a step.
You can also move the cursor to “Velocity” and play a note while holding down the [EDIT/YES]
button to enter the velocity value.