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Sequencer Edit 19•3
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Sequencer Edit 19•3
TO QUANTIZE A RECORDED TRACK
Recording events in a sequencer is not as easy
as it sounds, especially if you’re new to the game.
When you record data, you are in fact dealing
with the precision of a high tech. computer which
is quite hard to compete with at first. At the be-
ginning, you’ll find that the Quantize function can
work wonders to smooth out your recordings.
With practice, however , your recordings will be
perfect and you’ll use Quantize less every time.
1. If you decide that a track playing back in record
mode needs correcting, press QUANTIZE.
The sequencer stops and the display shows
a Quantize setting for the track in record.
1/1 QUANTIZE:[Drum=16] User01
Drum Bass Acc1 Acc2 Acc3
Example of User/Style quantize
The displayed Quantize setting does not af-
fect the events during the recording phase.
2. Press ENTER to confirm the current value, or ro-
tate the DIAL to set a different value and con-
firm with ENTER.
For a 4/4 beat, 16 or 8 should be sufficient to
correct your recording. If you have recorded
triplets, you’ll need quantize values such as
24 or 12 to correct your timing errors.
Pressing ENTER the first time prompts you
to reconfirm the setting.
1/1 QUANTIZE:[Drum=16] User01
Are you sure? Press [ENT] or [ESC]
3. Press ENTER again to return to the Record page.
4. Press Start/Stop to listen to the playback of the
track.
If the playback timing is still incorrect, press
QUANTIZE again, select another Quantize
value and repeat the procedure until the play-
back sounds perfect.
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Note : Quantize does not destroy recorded
note data. Y ou can restore your original recorded
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sequence by confirming a Quantize value of 96.
TO QUANTIZE A RECORDED TRACK
Recording events in a sequencer is not as easy
as it sounds, especially if you’re new to the game.
When you record data, you are in fact dealing
with the precision of a high tech. computer which
is quite hard to compete with at first. At the be-
ginning, you’ll find that the Quantize function can
work wonders to smooth out your recordings.
With practice, however, your recordings will be
perfect and you’ll use Quantize less every time.
1. If you decide that a track playing back in record
mode needs correcting, press QUANTIZE.
The sequencer stops and the display shows
a Quantize setting for the track in record.
1/1 QUANTIZE:[Drum=16] User01
Drum Bass Acc1 Acc2 Acc3
Example of User/Style quantize
The displayed Quantize setting does not af-
fect the events during the recording phase.
2. Press ENTER to confirm the current value, or ro-
tate the DIAL to set a different value and con-
firm with ENTER.
For a 4/4 beat, 16 or 8 should be sufficient to
correct your recording. If you have recorded
triplets, you’ll need quantize values such as
24 or 12 to correct your timing errors.
Pressing ENTER the first time prompts you
to reconfirm the setting.
1/1 QUANTIZE:[Drum=16] User01
Are you sure? Press [ENT] or [ESC]
3. Press ENTER again to return to the Record page.
4. Press Start/Stop to listen to the playback of the
track.
If the playback timing is still incorrect, press
QUANTIZE again, select another Quantize
value and repeat the procedure until the play-
back sounds perfect.
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©
Note: Quantize does not destroy recorded
note data. You can restore your original recorded
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sequence by confirming a Quantize value of 96.