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10-4
Song Mode and the Song Editor
Song Mode: The MAIN Page
Volume (Vol)
You can set a volume level for each track as a value between 0 and 127 . If the channel of the
RecTrk (or the control channel, if RecTrk is set to Multi or None ) contains any recorded volume
change (controller 7), the change will be reflected as the Vol parameter’s value in real time, as
well as on the MIXER page. Also, changing the Vol value while recording will write volume
automation (controller 7 messages) to the current RecTrk’s event list.
Initial Volume Settings
Each song file does not automatically save your volume setting for each track. To make a song
save your volume settings for each track, you must write an initial volume for each track. Initial
volume is the volume setting that will be used when your song is played back from the start of
bar 1. An initial volume setting is essentially a volume automation message that is written
before the first tick of a track. Initial volume settings are not automatically written during
recording because they make it harder to try out different volume settings for a track. For
example, an initial volume will reset any volume adjustments that you make during playback
each time the song is stopped and played from the start of bar 1, or if the song is stopped and
played from any point if the
Control Chase parameter set to On on the Song:MISC page (see
Song Mode: The MISC Page on page 10-17 .) If you plan to try out different volume settings, it is
easier if you write an initial volume after you have found the desired setting.
Setting Initial Volume Per Track
Follow these steps to change the current RecTrk ’s initial volume. While the sequencer is
stopped, press Record , change the value of Vol , press Stop , and save the song (follow the same
method to quickly set initial program or pan settings.) Initial program, volume, and pan can also
be set at the top of each track’s event list (see
Song Editor: The EVENT Page on page 10-31.)
Setting Initial Values For All Tracks
An important last step before saving a finished song is to store initial values of Program, Volume
and Pan for all tracks. This can be done at any time, but is best done as a last step if you plan to
make a lot of adjustments to these settings. To write initial settings for all tracks, press the
Keep
soft button on the Song:MIXER page (see Song Mode: The MIXER Page on page 10-12.) After
pressing the Keep soft button you must save your song to save these settings (you are
automatically prompted to save upon exiting the Song:MIXER page.) Pressing the Keep soft
button stores the current value of each track’s Program, Volume and Pan settings as initial
settings. Be sure that these values on each track are set to the value that you wish to store, as the
settings may have changed if you have written any automation.
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 (see Setting Initial
Volume Per Track.)
Volume Sources When An Initial Volume Is Not Set
If an initial volume is not stored with each track, the volume for each track of your song will be
set depending on what mode you were in previous to loading the song. If you are in Song mode
and have played a song, and then you load a song without initial volumes, the volume of each
track of the newly loaded song will be set by the previously played song. Volume settings are
tied to MIDI channels, so the volume of each track will be dependent on which MIDI channel is
assigned to each track in each song. If you are in Song mode and you load a song that does not
have initial volumes without playing another song first, the volume of the MIDI channel for
each track is set depending on which mode you enter Song mode from. If you enter Song mode
from Program mode or Quick Access mode, the volume of each track is set based on the volume
for each MIDI channel set in those modes. If you enter Song mode from Setup mode, the volume