Kurzweil Flash Play PC4, Руководство музыканта

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Song Mode
The MAIN Page
8-10
Note:
Don’t use the KEEP soft button if you would like certain tracks to not be stored with
initial values. In this case, only set initial values for each desired parameter as described above
in “Setting Initial Pan Per Track” .
Pan Sources When An Initial Pan Is Not Set
Pan settings are tied to MIDI channels, so the Pan of each track will be dependent on which
MIDI channel is assigned to each track in each song. If an initial Pan setting is not stored
with each track of a song, the each track will use the last Pan setting set in each MIDI
channel. For example, if you are in Song mode and have played a song, and then you load a
song without initial Pan settings, the volume of each track of the newly loaded song will be
set by the MIDI channel Pan settings in the previously played song. If you are in Song mode
and you load a song that does not have initial Pan settings without playing another song first,
each MIDI channel will have the Pan settings last used in Program mode (set by any MIDI
Pan messages (CC 10) received while in Program Mode).
Locate
The Bar and Beat displayed as the Locate value changes to show the current location of the
song during playback and recording. You can set this to a negative Bar and Beat location to
start playback a set length of time before the beginning of the song.
Whenever you set the Locate point, that location will be used as the return point when Stop
is pressed. Press Stop a second time will always reset the song to the top (1 : 1).
Time In
The Time In parameter determines the start time for Loop or Punch In recording (more on
this below).
Time Out
The Time Out parameter determines the stop time for Loop or Punch In recording.
Song End
The Song End parameter determines the end point for the song. Note that when Time Out
and Song End are set to the same location, changes made to Song End are reflected in Time
Out. When recording beyond your initially specified Song End point, you’ll notice that the
Song End location automatically moves and rounds to the next bar, so as to always be ahead
of the playhead. It is possible to move the Song End point to a location before other MIDI
events (i.e., in the middle of the current song)—song mode will ignore (but not delete)
events after this point.