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2. Creating an original pattern
For each part, you can edit the Output Assign setting to specify
whether that part will be sent through an effect.
Here we’re going to apply a multi-effect to part 3.
Set the output assignment for part 3
1.
Select part 3.
2.
Hold down [SHIFT] and press keyboard pad [13].
The part parameter screen will appear.
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3.
Use [CURSOR ] to select “Part Out Asgn,” and use
the VALUE dial or [INC] [DEC] to select “MFX2.”
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Next, specify the MFX type.
Specify the MFX type
1.
Press [MFX2] so it’s lit.
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2.
Hold down [SHIFT] and press [MFX2].
The MFX type selection screen will appear.
3.
Turn the VALUE dial or use [INC] [DEC] to select “42:
QUADRUPLE TAP DELAY.”
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4.
Press [EXIT] to return to the previous screen.
With these settings, the multi-effect named “42: QUADRUPLE
TAP DELAY” will be applied to part 3.
Next, we’ll play back the pattern, and adjust the volume and pan
(stereo position) while listening to the playback. By making these
adjustments skillfully, you can give the sound a sense of three-
dimensional depth.
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1.
Press [PLAY] to play back the pattern.
2.
Press [PART LEVEL].
Now you can use the faders to adjust the volume.
3.
Use [PART ASSIGN] to switch the set of parts you’re
controlling, and adjust the volume of each part.
Indicator not lit: Control parts 1–8
Indicator lit: Control parts 9–16
Volume changes have already been recorded in part 11 (snare).
Be careful not to touch the fader for part 11.
4.
Press [PART PAN].
Now you can use the faders to adjust the pan settings.
5.
Use [PART ASSIGN] to switch the set of parts you’re
controlling, and adjust the pan setting of each part.
The state of the faders will be saved when you save the pattern
(p. 84).
2-3 Making effect settings
for each part
2-4 Adjusting the volume
balance and pan of the
parts
1
2 4
5 3
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