Kurzweil X-Pro BG, Руководство по началу работы

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Song Mode
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2. Press the Record button located on the front panel. This prepares the X-Pro for recording on the
current RecTrk . The Record button lights, and on the Song mode MAIN page the right of the top
line will display REC. READY, which means that the sequencer will record when the Play/Pause
button is pressed (see below.)
3. Press the Play/Pause button located on the front panel. The metronome will play for 1 bar and then
recording will begin (see the Song mode chapter in the PC3 Musician’s Guide for details on
setting metronome count off options. )
4. Play your part for the current track, when finished, press the Stop button on the front panel to stop
recording. The Save Changes screen will be displayed where you can retry the last performance of
recording, save the song with the last recorded performance, or compare your new performance
with the last saved version of the song. For this example we will name the song
My Song under
ID# 1025 . See below for an explanation of this page:
Soft Button Functions On the Save Changes Page:
The PlyNew soft button allows you to play the song with your latest recorded performance.
You will likely want to hear this first.
Pressing PlyOld will play the current song, minus the performance that you just recorded. You
can toggle between Play Old and Play New without restarting the song by pressing either
button while the song is playing. This is useful to check if your last performance was better or
worse than what was previously saved (if anything was previously saved.)
The Locate field allows you choose a start time for the old or new playback. This is useful
when you just want to hear a certain part of the song without listening to the whole thing. The
Playing field displays whether to NEW or OLD data is playing.
Stop halts the playback of either the Old or the New version of the song you are currently
auditioning. This also resets the song’s start location to either the default Bar 1, Beat 1 value, or
to whatever location you defined in the Locate field.