3. Starting the Recording
The recording begins after the countdown in the display has
finished (the countdown indication appears next to the tempo
indication).
4. Erase (F1)
Using F1 you can make corrections in the recorded phrase in real
time (during the recording). F1 erases the respective passage on
the count where you press the button. To erase a complete track
you keep the F1 button depressed until no more notes are being
played back. You can also erase single notes from a track. Press
the corresponding key on the keyboard and keep F1 (Erase)
depressed until the note has been erased. Example: If you have
already recorded 3 instruments of the Drums part (bass drum,
snare, hi-hat) and afterwards you want to erase the snare track,
press the key to which the snare sound has been assigned (D1 or
E1) and keep F1 depressed until the incorrect snare beats have
been erased. You can also erase single beats by briefly pressing
F1 (Erase) at the beat of the undesired note—in this case, too,
you can press the key corresponding to the note to be erased on
the keyboard in order to specify individual notes.
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