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.lete (clear all data from) a track.
the track to be deleted by moving the cursOr to the number on the DELETE display
E and DELI keys to decrease or increase the track number (with a mouse, press
move the mouse left or right).
he word Delete and press [SELECT] (or the left mouse button). The word Delete
lite on black, and the message Sure? (RET/ESC) will appear at the bottom of the
Du chance to cancel the delete function, if the selected track contains material
)se. To cancel the delete function, press
Copt,'
Delete
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Tracks to Destination
be Copied Track
Cop,'
I ESC
TURN (or the left mouse button). The Sure? (RET/ESC) message will disappear,
'unction has been carried out (which will take a very short time, depending on the
he word Delete will resume its former color.
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1
Track to
be Deleted
Fig. 31 Quantize Function (to 8th Note)
Original performance
data
Performance data
after correction
Fig. 32 Quantize Display
Note that if you quantize a complex and rapid melody, several notes may be quantized to the same
quantize unit, resulting in chords. If this is not desirable, you can always quantize the original track
again, using a shorter quantize unit.
The Quantize procedure is as follows:
1) Enter the quantize length by moving the cursor to the first number on the QUANTIZE display and
using the HOME' and 'DEL keys to decrease or increase the quantize length (with a mouse, press
the right button and move the mouse left or right). The range is 1 through 24 (clocks).
Enter the number of the track to be quantized (the second number on the QUANTIZE display) in
the same manner. The third number indicates the track to which the quantized (corrected) data
will be transferred. This "destination track" number is entered in the same manner.
21 3 7 4 8 5 5 7 4 8 8
a n t i ze
00 1 2 2 4 3 6 4 8 6 0 7 2 8 4
Quantize12 11 -> 12
QuantizeT r a c k to
--I D e s t i n a t i o n
Length b e Quantized Tr a c k
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