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17•8 Reference Guide
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17•8 Refer ence Guide
RECORDING PROGRAM CHANGE DATA
If you change Sound in one of the tracks, the
relative Program Change is recorded in the track.
RECORDING PADS DATA
If you use the Programmable Pads during the re-
cording phase, the events generated are captured
by the Pads track.
RECORDING STYLE CHANGE DATA
If you change Style during your recording, the
relative Style Change data is recorded in the
Common track, one of the options that consti-
tutes the Master track.
RECORDING CONTROL DATA
Control data generated by the on-board control-
lers (pedals and trackball) and any Control mes-
sages received via MIDI are captured in the
tracks.
To record Section Volume events, use the Slid-
ers or the Volume pedal. Remember to program
the Volume Pedal for Section Volume control in
«Edit General» Volume Pedal parameter. The
Volume Pedal set for Section Volume generates
Expression events.
RECORDING TEMPO DATA
Tempo Changes effected during the recording are
captured in the Tempo track. Entering Song/Style
Rec mode activates the Tempo Rec option in the
Master Track automatically.
THE COMMON TRACK
The Sequencer buttons also incorporate the
CHORD/COMMON button which controls both
CHORD and COMMON tracks.
The Chord track captures all chord change data
while the Common track records all events relat-
ing to panel interventions (fills, intro, ending, style
change, fade in/out, etc.).
TEXT, FF, REW
In Song/Style Record mode and playback mode,
the FF and REW buttons are enabled.
Pressing TEXT activates a user message:
* * LYRICS TRACK (TEXT) DISABLED * *
ENABLED IN SONG MODE ONLY
Cancel the display with TEXT or ESCAPE
SONG/STYLE EDITING
The sequencer incorporates several edit functions
which help to optimise your recorded Song/Styles:
Quantize, Clear, Master Track, Copy.
The sequencer edit functions are operational in
Record mode only, when the RECORD button is
flashing. If you press one of the sequencer edit-
ing buttons when WK3 is not in record mode, the
display will flash the message:
* * * EDIT DISABLED * * *
Enter REC MODE to Edit
The display cancels automatically to returns to
the previous status after a few seconds.
Refer to the Sequencer Edit chapter 19, Refer-
ence Guide, for full details on the sequencer edit
functions.
RECORDING PROGRAM CHANGE DATA
If you change Sound in one of the tracks, the
relative Program Change is recorded in the track.
RECORDING PADS DATA
If you use the Programmable Pads during the re-
cording phase, the events generated are captured
by the Pads track.
RECORDING STYLE CHANGE DATA
If you change Style during your recording, the
relative Style Change data is recorded in the
Common track, one of the options that consti-
tutes the Master track.
RECORDING CONTROL DATA
Control data generated by the on-board control-
lers (pedals and trackball) and any Control mes-
sages received via MIDI are captured in the
tracks.
T o record Section V olume events, use the Slid-
ers or the Volume pedal. Remember to program
the Volume Pedal for Section V olume control in
«Edit General» Volume Pedal parameter . The
Volume Pedal set for Section V olume generates
Expression events.
RECORDING TEMPO DATA
T empo Changes ef fected during the recording are
captured in the Tempo track. Entering Song/Style
Rec mode activates the Tempo Rec option in the
Master Track automatically.
THE COMMON TRACK
The Sequencer buttons also incorporate the
CHORD/COMMON button which controls both
CHORD and COMMON tracks.
The Chord track captures all chord change data
while the Common track records all events relat-
ing to panel interventions (fills, intro, ending, style
change, fade in/out, etc.).
TEXT, FF , REW
In Song/Style Record mode and playback mode,
the FF and REW buttons are enabled.
Pressing TEXT activates a user message:
* * LYRICS TRACK (TEXT) DISABLED * *
ENABLED IN SONG MODE ONLY
Cancel the display with TEXT or ESCAPE
SONG/STYLE EDITING
The sequencer incorporates several edit functions
which help to optimise your recorded Song/Styles:
Quantize, Clear, Master Track, Copy .
The sequencer edit functions are operational in
Record mode only, when the RECORD button is
flashing. If you press one of the sequencer edit-
ing buttons when WK3 is not in record mode, the
display will flash the message:
* * * EDIT DISABLED * * *
Enter REC MODE to Edit
The display cancels automatically to returns to
the previous status after a few seconds.
Refer to the Sequencer Edit chapter 19, Refer-
ence Guide, for full details on the sequencer edit
functions.