Yamaha V50, Authorized Product Manual

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SETTING RECORDING CONDITIONS
This is where you make various setting related to se-
quencer recording.
In sequencer mode, press to get the following
display.
Press the below “ > Rec” to get the following
display.
(1) Free
Function
Displays the remaining sequencer memory.
Explanation
This indicates the percentage of sequencer memory
that is available for recording. 100% indicates that
no data is present. 0% indicates that no more data
can be recorded.
(2) Recording mode
Function
Select the recording mode.
Settings
realtime, step, punch
Explanation
Select one of the following three recording modes.
Realtime ... Realtime recording (see page 82).
Step. . . . . . . . . Step recording (see page 84).
Punch . . . . .. Punch-in recording (see page 88).
(3) Recording condition
Function
Select the realtime recording condition.
Settings
Replace, Overdub
Explanation
Select one of the following two realtime recording
conditions.
Replace
The newly recorded data will replace the
old data. (The old data will be erased.)
Overdub The newly recorded data will be combined
with the old data.
Note:
When you begin recording using “Replace”, all the
old data in the measures from where recording began
to where recording ended will be erased.
STORlNG SETUP DATA
The data that is stored for each sequencer song includes
the voices, performances, and number of the rhythm song
used in that sequencer song. When you load sequencer
data from disk and start playback, all this data will be
loaded as well, meaning that all necessary data and
settings will be made automatically.
Use the following procedure to store setup data.
(1) In sequencer mode, press to get the
following display.
(2) Press to store setup data.
94 Using the sequencer
Note:
Remember to save the song data itself before you turn
the power off. If you fail to do so, the setup data
will be lost along with the song data.
This operations stores only the “number” of the
performance and rhythm song. This means that
if rhythm song “1” was selected when you-stored,
if a different rhythm is in rhythm song “1” when
you play the song back, playback will be incorrect.
In order to play back the correct rhythm for
the sequencer song, remember to select “ALL”
when saving to disk. (Page 105 tells how to save
data.)
Tempo data is included in a sequencer song, and
has no relation with setup data.